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
Pyro Patriot, a business owned by Bobby Hyde of Hartselle, has been selected as one of 11 finalists for this year’s Singing River Trail Launch Tank. The Singing River Trail Launch Tank is a “Shark Tank”-style competition offering prizes and recognition for entrepreneurs from nine counties across North Alabama. Launch Regional Partnership, in collaboration with Singing River Trail, hosts the annual event, which gives entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their...
By: Tracey Tylman, Rebekah Yancey
The Hartselle community continues to mourn the loss of three children and their mother after a car wreck on April 11. A community-wide prayer vigil was held Monday at the Hartselle High School auditorium. Bryant Ballew, 13, and Bryleigh Pledger, 7, were both killed in a car accident April 11, along with their mother, Ashley Hagood, 33, in Moulton. Brynleigh, 7, succumbed to her injuries at Children’s Hospital in Birmingham...
By: Rebekah Yancey
Organizers of the annual Depot Days festival are inviting the community to attend a planning meeting Friday as preparations ramp up for this year’s event. The meeting is scheduled for 8 a.m. at the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce and will focus on volunteer opportunities, festival updates and changes, sponsorship options and committee placements, according to event organizers. Depot Days, a long-standing street festival held every September, relies heavily on...
By: Rebekah Yancey
Hartselle High School will soon be led by one of its own, as longtime educator and alumna Earon Sheats has been named the school’s next principal. Sheats, currently principal of Hartselle Intermediate School, will assume her new role June 1. She has led the intermediate school since August 2019. Before that, she served as assistant principal at Austin Junior High School in Decatur from 2018 to 2019. Her career began in Mississippi, where she...
HARTSELLE — Organizers of the annual Depot Days festival are inviting the community to attend a planning meeting Friday as preparations ramp up for this year's event.
HARTSELLE — Hartselle High School will soon be led by one of its own, as longtime educator and alumna Earon Sheats has been named the school's next principal.
HARTSELLE — What started as a friendly challenge to run a local 5K turned into a months-long journey that carried Hunter Puckett across the finish line of his first Ironman
By: Rebekah Yancey
Hartselle High School seniors celebrated the end of their high school careers Monday night during commencement exercises at J.P. Cain Stadium. Members of the Class of 2026 crossed the stage before family, friends and community supporters as the school honored graduates for their academic achievements and looked ahead to their futures in college, careers and military service. The ceremony featured speeches from school leaders and student representatives, along with the traditional turning of tassels...
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.
