Rest in peace, Barry Mitchell
Over a period of years, we are schooled in a process commonly referred to as “the life cycle.” Simply stated: You’re born, you live a span of years, and ... Read more
Opinion
Last veggies of fall
My trips to the farmers market in Hartselle were short-lived this past summer when a bountiful crop of tomatoes played out earlier than usual and their ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
A look back to Cotton Country
Many years ago Alabama was referred to as the Cotton State because so much cotton was grown here. Over the years, as places like Morgan County have become more industrialized ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
Is something in your life becoming an idol?
By Todd Barrier I love college football. My dad loved Alabama football so much he named me after a quarterback, Richard Todd, and my brother after The ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
Another look back at large families
In the 1880s and 1890s, large households were the norm. Most commonly in Hartselle homes, when the town first came into existence in the 1870s, there were ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
Finally, football’s back
By Clif Knight After being denied the pleasure of watching college sports for more than six months thanks to COVID-19, I enjoyed sitting back and watching a full slate ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Clif Knight.
Hartselle city employees are top notch
If you have been in business for yourself or run a business, you will learn very quickly that your employees are your best asset. Now, many might ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
What’s so good about ‘the good news’?
By Todd Barrier Last week I preached a sermon titled “What’s So Good About the Good News?” You can watch it anytime on the Hartselle church of Christ ... Read more
1 month ago by Staff Reports.
A look back at large families
One of the most obvious facts about our society is that the size of families is much smaller than it was in the decade when Hartselle ... Read more
1 month ago by Bill Stewart.
Our neighbors and friends
The farm I grew up on was five miles from the nearest town and one and one-quarter miles from the nearest paved road and dry ... Read more
1 month ago by Clif Knight.
And there was light
By Randy Garrison For the Enquirer If you have driven through Main Street East out to the interstate, you might have noticed a big change out ... Read more
