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Rebekah Yancey is a journalist for the Hartselle Enquirer, focusing on local news in Hartselle, Alabama. She covers a wide range of topics, including education, community events, and local government. Her work has also been featured in the Decatur Daily.
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Rebekah Yancey's coverage revolves around local events, education, and community news. She frequently covers school-related topics such as teacher recognition, pre-K registration dates, and high school programs. Additionally, seasonal events like the Christmas Parade and Cinderella Ball are also featured in her articles.
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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.
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.
By: Rebekah Yancey
HARTSELLE — With a strong family history of breast cancer, Kim Lawrimore knew the odds weren't in her favor.
By: Rebekah Yancey
Hartselle City Schools will celebrate its newest facility, Crestline Elementary School, with a ribbon cutting and open house Oct. 20 from 2-3:30 p.m. The new school, which opened May 8, has room for 1,000 students. The 105,000-square-foot building was a $42 million dollar project completed by Bailey-Harris Construction. It features room to grow with 65 classrooms, a centralized pre-K program which consolidated the past programs at Barkley Bridge Elementary and...
HARTSELLE — Hartselle Utilities General Manager Bob Sittason retired this month after 20 years with the utility.
HARTSELLE — Hartselle native Drew Butler has run countless miles.
By: Rebekah Yancey
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. Bennich Road resident Lindy Smith said voters were unable to put their ballot in the two machines, so their ballots were being put in a...
HARTSELLE — Downtown Hartselle gained a new addition last month with the official opening of the Hart Walk, a 1-mile heart-healthy walking trail.
Hartselle High School Theatre made a stellar showing at the Walter Trumbauer District Theatre Festival, held at Decatur High School on Nov. 2. The team entered 39 individual and group events, earning 34 superior ratings and five excellent ratings. Of these, 32 events qualified for the state competition.
Hartselle High School has been named to the AP Honor Roll, a recognition given for exemplary performance in Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams.
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