Letter to the Editor: ‘Hartselle has lost one of its finest’
Dear editor, I come from an extended line of truck drivers. Both grandfathers, all of my uncles on both sides of my family, my dad ... Read more
Opinion
Snapshots from the woods and fields
A. Ray Lee Columnist The young student pastor had grown up in the city but he was serving our rural church. At the time ... Read more
5 months ago by Rebekah Yancey.
Family matters
Todd Barrier Last week we began looking at two amazing women of the Bible. Naomi and Ruth’s story began with a tragedy; the death of ... Read more
5 months ago by Rebekah Yancey.
Deer hunting the old way
A. Ray Lee Columnist The cold nights and bright afternoons have deer stirring. Hunters have planted their food plots and are now praying for rain ... Read more
5 months ago by Rebekah Yancey.
Snipe Hunting: A How To
When it comes to snipe hunting, all you need is a sack and a gullible cousin. And honestly, the sack is optional. The idea of ... Read more
5 months ago by Jacob Hatcher.
Busy holiday season ahead
Michelle Blaylock Library manager William Bradford Huie Library of Hartselle As usual for this time of year, at your local library we have a calendar ... Read more
6 months ago by Staff Reports.
Soaring to new heights
By Brian Clayton Hartselle City Schools superintendent The new academic year is in full swing and, as always, we continue to monitor the academic ... Read more
6 months ago by Staff Reports.
An Ode To Fall
They say we’re going to wake up to some cold tomorrow and I could not be happier. Mostly because I am absolutely sick and tired ... Read more
6 months ago by Jacob Hatcher.
Scary stories from the Bible
Todd Barrier It’s been a fun month leading up to Halloween – some call it the spooky season. The world seems to love scary stories, ... Read more
6 months ago by Rebekah Yancey.
The Bell Witch Part Two
I was homesick; we had been living in Louisville, Kentucky for a little over three years and I was missing Tennessee. Sometimes when I’m feeling ... Read more
6 months ago by Jacob Hatcher.
Roses in December
A. Ray Lee Columnist The building was packed as the service began with the choir calling the congregation to worship. Former members and friends had ... Read more
