Hartselle Enquirer

11/11/2024

The City of Hartselle will alter garbage routes for the Veterans Day holiday Nov. 11. The garbage schedule for the City of Hartselle for Veterans Day week is as follows:   Monday’s through Wednesday’s garbage routes will run one day late. Thursday’s garbage route will run on Thursday....

11/07/2024

For the fourth consecutive election cycle Falkville Elementary School students learned about the American political process by conducting and participating in their own mock presidential election Nov. 5. Students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade waited in lines for a turn at the polls. Fifth....

11/05/2024

By Bayne Hughes For the Enquirer   With long lines of voters Tuesday morning and expectations by voting officials that turnout will be even higher than the last two presidential elections, the voting precinct at Priceville Recreation Center reported ballot jams on both voting machines. Benn...

10/29/2024

Community members and local leaders filled the Burleson Fine Arts Center last week to attend and participate in a City Update hosted by city administration and the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce. It was near standing room only as Mayor Randy Garrison spoke about recent and upcoming developments....

10/29/2024

Downtown Hartselle gained a new addition Oct. 25 with the official ribbon cutting for the Hart Walk, a one-mile heart-healthy walking trail. Winding through the city’s historic district, the Hart Walk was created not only to encourage health and wellness but also to highlight the unique storefront...

10/25/2024

By David Gambino For the Enquirer   Outside a Morgan County courtroom on Thursday afternoon, Danny Duane Pitts spoke about God to a small gathering of supporters. They waited together with bated breath for a jury to decide if Pitts was guilty of deviate sexual in*******se with a teenage boy...

10/22/2024

Crestline Elementary School principal Karissa Lang has been recognized as one of nine educators nationwide to receive the Terrel H. Bell Award for Outstanding School Leadership. U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel A. Cardona announced the recipients for the 2024 award last week. The honorees will be....

10/22/2024

By Staff Reports   The highly anticipated Hartselle Hart Walk, a new one-mile walking trail through downtown, will be unveiled Friday at 11 a.m. during a ribbon cutting event. The event will kick off at 11 a.m. at the trail’s starting point near the gazebo by Life Church parking lot, righ...

10/22/2024

Hartselle native Drew Butler has run countless miles. Recently he achieved a personal best: completing The Arkansas Traveler 100-mile ultra-marathon on Oct. 5. Butler’s journey into the world of running began five years ago, not as a quest for competitive success, but as a personal mission for sel...

10/11/2024

By Catherine Godbey For the Enquirer The music trio CAIN, a sibling group originally from Hartselle, took home two Dove Awards during the ceremony celebrating Christian music. The band, which consists of Madison Cain, Taylor Cain and Logan Cain, won for Recorded Music Packaging of the Year for &...

10/11/2024

The community is invited to honor the contributions of Hubert Mitchell at the Hartselle Historical Society’s annual meeting Oct. 24. The event will begin with a meal at 5:30 p.m., with a cost of $15 per person, followed by a program celebrating Mitchell’s enduring legacy in Hartselle.  ...

10/11/2024

By Jean Cole For the Enquirer The Morgan County Health Department in Decatur will host a drive-thru flu clinic Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., or as long as supplies last.   The Health Department is located at 3821 U.S. 31 South. The cost of the shots is $5, but Medicaid, Medicare and Blue C...

10/11/2024

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10/08/2024

For two weeks, the streets of Hartselle had a few extra officers keeping watch, but they weren’t just any officers—they were part of a unique international exchange program. Six police officers from Germany participated in the Star International Exchange Program, staying with host families from ...

10/04/2024

We’re looking to put together a list of local organizations providing relief for those rebuilding after Hurricane Helene. If you know of a donation drive or effort, please share in the comments.

10/04/2024

By Caleb Suggs For the Enquirer 1921 was an eventful year. Warren G. Harding was inaugurated as the 29th president of the United States. Charlie Chaplin released his first feature-length movie. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was unveiled at Arlington National Cemetery, and Babe Ruth broke a 23-year...

10/04/2024

Hartselle residents are invited to an upcoming town hall meeting for updates on city financials, growth and planning. The event, hosted by Mayor Randy Garrison and the city council, will be held Oct. 24 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Burleson Center. The meeting is free and open to the public, providing an...

10/02/2024

Residents are encouraged to contribute water, food, baby supplies and personal hygiene items to help those in need. The organization has secured a 53-foot box trailer members will fill with donations, including food for pets and livestock, and deliver to North Carolina.

By Staff Reports Millions of people are still without power, food, water and other necessities after Hurricane Helene left areas of western North Carolina, Florida and Georgia ravaged last week. Locally, the Morgan County Sheriff& #039;s Office and Posse are organizing a relief effort to support....