Doing business in downtown Hartselle
Dear editor, Doing business in downtown Hartselle has a couple of difficulties that business owners have to overcome. There is little to no room to ... Read more
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A look back at snakes
A good many people are afraid of snakes – as well they should be. There are in excess of 3,400 species of these reptiles, identified by their limbless condition ... Read more
3 days ago by Bill Stewart.
Painter’s lesson learned
With my wife Geanell working in a garment factory and me receiving a GI Bill check monthly and working odd jobs, we were able to get through ... Read more
4 days ago by Clif Knight.
Investing in Hartselle’s future
By Randy Garrison I thought I would share information from last week’s city council meeting. The evening began with a 1.5-hour work session, in which the Capital Improvement Budget for ... Read more
6 days ago by Staff Reports.
Jesus is living water
By Todd Barrier Lately I have been loving drinking water. I really can’t get enough of it. I’ve always enjoyed it, but now I crave ... Read more
1 week ago by Staff Reports.
HPD never gave up
By Randy Garrison For the Enquirer Any parent can attest to the feeling you get when your child accomplishes something spectacular. How about a parent ... Read more
2 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
A look back at the activities of black residents of Hartselle
Sept. 9, 1915, what is now called the Association for the Study of African American Life and History was established. In homage to that, here’s a look back at the important roles black ... Read more
2 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
Soar above the storm
By Phillip Hines Isaiah 40:31 is a passage we have read and heard many times. Songs have been written about this verse. Isaiah said, “But those ... Read more
2 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
A look back at school conditions
For the school year 2020-2021, conditions will be very unlike what the present generation of “grown–ups” knows much about. Some students will be in the school. Some parents, ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
The loss of Depot Days
The cancellation of Depot Days later this month will leave yet another big hole in Hartselle’s 2020 entertainment agenda for adults and children alike. The popular seven-day annual ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Clif Knight.
Hartselle continues to move forward
By Randy Garrison I thought I would take this week’s column to update you on some of the happenings and updates from our recent City Council meeting. ... Read more
