Hartselle survives rival Cullman with last second field goal
WEB1 day ago · It took 47 minutes and 59 seconds to determine the outcome of Friday’s Hartselle rivalry game against Cullman. As time expired, a Micheal Sumner 31-yard field goal gave the Tigers a come-from-behind win over the Bearcats. “My team showed tremendous heart and fight tonight as they battled with a very good Cullman team,” coach Bert Newton said.
Hartselle High School choir to serenade community at annual fall …
WEB1 day ago · Special to the Enquirer The talented voices of the Hartselle High School Choir will be the highlight of this year's Annual Fall Dinner, and the community is invited to come and enjoy an evening of music and camaraderie. Set for Oct. 22, from 5-7 p.m. on the back lawn behind the Hartselle High School cafeteria, the event will feature food trucks and the musical talents of the choir.
Community rallies to support hurricane victims
WEB3 days ago · 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. Locally, several organizations and churches are organizing relief efforts to support victims of the recent destruction left in Helene’s wake. Residents are encouraged to contribute water, food, baby supplies and personal ...
Tigers roll to 51-0 homecoming win over Woodlawn
WEBOct 2, 2024 · For the Enquirer. The Hartselle Tigers cruised to a 51-0 win over Woodlawn on homecoming to improve to 4-1 this season. The shutout was the Tigers’ fourth consecutive, a feat that was last accomplished in 1921. “I am proud of how the team remained focused this week,” Hartselle coach Bert Newton said.
Depot Days draws thousands - hartselleenquirer
WEBSep 23, 2024 · Photos by Justin Powell The 43rd Depot Days festival is in the books. More than 200 vendors and thousands of attendees gathered in historic downtown Hartselle this past Saturday to take part in the full day of family-friendly fun. Festival co-director Chris Spicer said he was very pleased with how well the event went. “We faced a lot of challenges as a new staff putting on an event that was...
Hartselle opens region play by dismantling Columbia
WEBSep 15, 2024 · For the Enquirer. The Hartselle Tigers opened region play with a 65-0 win over Columbia last Friday afternoon. The game was moved to Friday afternoon due to inclement weather forecasted for Thursday night. “I am proud of guys for staying focused throughout the win,” Coach Bert Newton said.
Local leaders to present city updates at town hall meeting
WEB6 days ago · 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 opportunity for community members to hear directly from local leaders about recent developments ...
Lady Tigers pick up six wins during the week - hartselleenquirer
WEBSep 11, 2024 · The Hartselle Lady Tigers went 5-2 last weekend at the Mayor’s Cup in Montgomery. They defeated John Carroll, Carver-Montgomery, Prattville, Saint Luke’s and John Carroll, all by 2-0 scores. They fell to Prattville Christian and Montgomery Academy by 2-0 scores. Maddy Johnson led Hartselle with 119 assists, 31 digs, 9 aces and 7 kills.
Hartselle High teams compete in designing NASA payload
WEBSep 17, 2024 · Seniors in the engineering program at Hartselle High School are gearing up for an annual competition where they will design a scientific payload for NASA officials to review. Engineering teacher Kim Pittman said there are 27 seniors in the program this year and three teams will design a payload to be carried by a theoretical spacecraft.
Health care forum covers COVID, mental health, staffing, other topics
WEBSep 1, 2024 · Increasing COVID cases, rising requests for mental health help and the need for more primary care doctors were among the topics covered Thursday during the 2024 State of Health Care Forum in Decatur. More than 225 people, including more than 90 students studying medicalrelated fields at Decatur …