Hartselle, United States (Local)
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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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By: Rebekah Yancey
The City of Hartselle has adjusted garbage routes next week due to the Memorial Day holiday. Monday through Wednesday garbage routes will run one day late. Thursday’s garbage route will run Thursday. Please refer to 2026 recycle calendar for recycle route changes. There will be no yard waste pick-up next week.
Wenceslao “Wenchi” Gonzalez Arroyo was the kind of student whose impact lingered long after he left a room.
The Hartselle Utilities Board of Directors approved rate increases for gas, water, wastewater and electric services during its Monday meeting, citing
By: Rebekah Yancey
On July 4, 1976, Americans across the country gathered to celebrate a milestone.
By: Tristan Holmes
For Bobby Hyde, fireworks have never been just about what happens in the sky. The real magic, he says, is what happens on the ground.
By: Rebekah Yancey
Hartselle residents are getting their clearest look yet at the future William Bradford Huie Library and Event Venue as newly released renderings and floor plans offer a preview of the facility expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2027. The plans showcase a modern library and event venue designed to serve as a destination for reading, learning, creativity and community gatherings for the next generation. The projects have an estimated construction cost of $12 million. The project is currently...
By: Rebekah Yancey
Long before her artwork found its way into private collections, Elizabeth Ann “Mitch” Mitchell Coon was preserving the people, places and history she loved most. Whether painting a portrait of a president, sketching a familiar Hartselle landmark or creating an original watercolor, Coon approached every piece with the same care and attention to detail. Her work reflected not only her artistic talent but also a deep appreciation for her hometown and the...
HARTSELLE — Hartselle residents are getting their clearest look yet at the future William Bradford Huie Library and Event Venue as newly released renderings and floor plans preview the facility
By: Rebekah Yancey
Hartselle Health Park on Tuesday became home to Alabama’s newest Safe Haven Baby Box, providing parents in crisis with a safe, anonymous option to surrender a newborn while ensuring the child receives immediate medical care. Hospital leaders, community officials and local lawmakers gathered Tuesday afternoon for a blessing and dedication ceremony at the emergency department. During the ceremony, Pastor Brad Sheats described the baby box as a symbol of “redemption” and “hope,” saying it represents an...
By: Rebekah Yancey
State Rep. Scott Stadthagen opens the door to the newly dedicated Safe Haven Baby Box at Cullman Regional Hartselle Health Park on Tuesday.
