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For the Hartselle girls, there's plenty of unfinished business.On Thursday in the Northwest Regional semifinals, the Tig...
02/13/2025

For the Hartselle girls, there's plenty of unfinished business.

On Thursday in the Northwest Regional semifinals, the Tigers dominated Cullman 56-25. Now the team is back in the Class 6A Regional finals also known as the Elite Eight.

By Caleb Suggs For the Enquirer   HANCEVILLE — For the Hartselle girls, there's plenty of unfinished business. On Thursday in the Northwest Regional semifinals, the Tigers dominated Cullman 56-25. Now the team is back in the Class 6A Regional finals also known as the Elite Eight....

Priceville's girls got into a hole early Thursday and were never able to climb out.Playing against Class 5A, No. 2 Scott...
02/13/2025

Priceville's girls got into a hole early Thursday and were never able to climb out.

Playing against Class 5A, No. 2 Scottsboro in the Northwest Regional's Sweet 16, the No. 6 Bulldogs fell behind 26-6 early in the second quarter and couldn't come back, ultimately falling 63-31.

By Caleb Suggs For the Enquirer   HANCEVILLE — Priceville's girls got into a hole early Thursday and were never able to climb out. Playing against Class 5A, No. 2 Scottsboro in the Northwest Regional's Sweet 16, the No. 6 Bulldogs fell behind 26-6 early in the second qua...

Thursday in the Sweet 16 of the Class 5A, Northwest Regional, Brewer dominated Arab 64-44. The win was historic as it pu...
02/13/2025

Thursday in the Sweet 16 of the Class 5A, Northwest Regional, Brewer dominated Arab 64-44. The win was historic as it put the Patriots in the Elite Eight for the first time since 1973, which was the school's first year in existence.

By Caleb Suggs For the Enquirer HANCEVILLE — Brewer head coach Matthew Crowe was emotional thinking about what his team had just accomplished. Thursday in the Sweet 16 of the Class 5A, Northwest Regional, Brewer dominated Arab 64-44. The win was historic as it put the Patriots in the Elite Eight f...

02/13/2025
Garbage collection routes will be adjusted for the week of Presidents Day.
02/12/2025

Garbage collection routes will be adjusted for the week of Presidents Day.

Garbage collection routes will be adjusted for the week of Presidents Day. Monday through Wednesday garbage routes will run one day late. Thursday’s garbage route will run on Thursday. There will be no yard waste pick-up this week. Residents are asked to refer to the 2025 recycle calendar for recy...

02/12/2025

"The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek" By Kim Michele Richardson This is historical fiction based on true events surrounding the Pack Horse Library Project of Kentucky in the 1930s and the Blue People of the Appalachian Mountains. Cussy Carter is said to be the last of the blue peop...

02/12/2025

Hartselle Depot restoration, circa 1979. Image from the Estate of Ollie Camp. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE HARTSELLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY A look back, Galleries 4:01 am Wednesday, February 12, 2025 A look back

The annual State of Our Schools address will take place on Feb. 25 at 7:30 a.m. at Hartselle First Methodist Church.
02/12/2025

The annual State of Our Schools address will take place on Feb. 25 at 7:30 a.m. at Hartselle First Methodist Church.

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The annual Morgan County Tree Giveaway is slated to return next month.
02/12/2025

The annual Morgan County Tree Giveaway is slated to return next month.

The annual Morgan County Tree Giveaway is slated to return next month. The giveaway will be held March 5 from 8 a.m. until noon at the Morgan County Soil and Water Conservation District, located at 3120 Highway 36 W., in Hartselle.

As Alabama approaches its peak season for severe weather, it’s crucial to be prepared.
02/12/2025

As Alabama approaches its peak season for severe weather, it’s crucial to be prepared.

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Morgan County’s annual Barrels of Love food drive is back
02/12/2025

Morgan County’s annual Barrels of Love food drive is back

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“These students made the highest math gains in the state last year, jumping up a whopping 35 percentage points,” the gov...
02/12/2025

“These students made the highest math gains in the state last year, jumping up a whopping 35 percentage points,” the governor told the crowd

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The Hartselle Lady Tigers showed why they were among the top four teams in 6A girls’ basketball last week.
02/12/2025

The Hartselle Lady Tigers showed why they were among the top four teams in 6A girls’ basketball last week.

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The Hartselle Tigers and coach Josh Golden saw their season come to a close with a 50-46 loss on the road at 6A Area 16 ...
02/12/2025

The Hartselle Tigers and coach Josh Golden saw their season come to a close with a 50-46 loss on the road at 6A Area 16 champion Hazel Green

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Hartselle seniors Noah Lee and Justin Metz will continue their football careers after signing letters of intent at a sig...
02/12/2025

Hartselle seniors Noah Lee and Justin Metz will continue their football careers after signing letters of intent at a signing ceremony

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The Hartselle Junior High Tigers opened their soccer season with a tough start Saturday,
02/12/2025

The Hartselle Junior High Tigers opened their soccer season with a tough start Saturday,

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The Priceville Lady Bulldogs punched their ticket to the 5A northwest regional with a 70-50 win over visiting Russellvil...
02/12/2025

The Priceville Lady Bulldogs punched their ticket to the 5A northwest regional with a 70-50 win over visiting Russellville this past Friday.

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The basketball seasons for the Danville girls and Falkville boys and girls came to a close with losses in the subregiona...
02/12/2025

The basketball seasons for the Danville girls and Falkville boys and girls came to a close with losses in the subregionals.

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