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
Opinion
A look back at polio
For many years, parents especially were fearful of the poliovirus. Although “polio” struck people in all age groups, its incidence among children was the source of the most heartbreak. Those ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
Tasty first fruits of spring
One of my favorite memories of growing up on a farm is pickling and eating plums and dewberries that grew wild on roadsides, hedgerows and ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Clif Knight.
Hartselle continues stand against coronavirus
By Randy Garrison I wanted to take a few minutes of your time to update you on the current situation with COVID-19 and our city services ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
The box on the piano
By Phillip Hines While traveling in Alaska last year, we had a tour guide who had lived a remarkably interesting life. James lives in ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Staff Reports.
A look back at typhoid fever
Typhoid fever has been referred to by various names, often associated with symptoms, such as gastric fever, enteric fever, abdominal typhus, infantile remittent fever, slow fever, nervous fever, phytogenic fever, brain fever ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Bill Stewart.
Fight against COVID-19
Life with the coronavirus marches on. Nobody seems to know how much longer we’ll have to stay cooped up in our homes to protect ourselves ... Read more
1 month ago by Clif Knight.
Find comfort during tough times
By Todd Barrier For the Enquirer This week we are going to look at Matthew 11:28-30. These are a few verses that give comfort to many ... Read more
1 month ago by Staff Reports.
Another look back at influenza
The flu was identified as “Spanish” because it was written about more frequently in that nation’s newspapers. The press was freer there than in ... Read more
1 month ago by Bill Stewart.
God does have His hand on us
By Randy Garrison Just recently I read a news report implying that a state leader, not from the South, basically takes credit for the number of COVID-19 cases ... Read more
1 month ago by Staff Reports.
Standing on second
By Phillip Hines Nov. 1, 2005, a statue was unveiled in front of a Brooklyn ballfield, KeySpan Park, where the Mets’ Class A Cyclones play. The ... Read more
