September 28, 2021
By Phillip Hines Hartselle church of Christ Jeremiah spent about 40 years warning the Judean Jews that divine judgment would come unless they chose to repent and ... Read more
By Clif Knight Hartselle Hospital commanded a hilltop north of downtown for more than half a century. Incrementally, it developed into a 150-bed medical facility with a medical team and support ... Read more
By A. Ray Lee Columnist Sept. 12, a national holiday honoring a large segment of the American population quietly passed with little recognition. Perhaps it is because this holiday occurs on a Sunday, and does not offer paid time off ... Read more
By A. Ray Lee Columnist I finished a delicious meal made more enjoyable by the service of a waitress who was both professional and personal. She ... Read more
By Clif Knight Our farm looked a lot like the musical Old McDonald’s Farm in the 1940s and 1950s. It had mules, cows, hogs, chickens, ... Read more
By Randy Garrison Just a few weeks ago, there was planning meeting held between city department heads and City Council members. This was a public meeting that was ... Read more
Todd Barrier As a Christian, do you ever feel alienated? Have you felt out of place? Have you longed for what you read about in ... Read more
By Todd Barrier Our life is sometimes riddled with disappointments. Some are big and some are small. Some shake the foundations of our lives, and some ... Read more
By A. Ray Lee Recently Hurricane Ida roared out of the Gulf of Mexico with 150 mile per hour winds and all but obliterated the picturesque fishing village on Grand Isle. From there it proceeded over the Louisiana bayou country before turning in an arching curve ... Read more
By Randy Garrison As we look back 20 years to Sept. 11, 2001, many memories come back to us – where we were, what we were doing. I ... Read more
