Rebekah Yancey

3 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

Special to the Enquirer Sylas Schroeder, 16, will be heading to Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico this month for training. Schroeder was chosen to attend and train with USAF Pararescuemen for a week in June. Fascinated by special forces since childhood, Schroeder said he plans to pursue a career in Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) as a Pararescueman, dedicated to saving lives in the toughest conditions. Schroeder will be a senior at Hartselle High School this fall.

4 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Tracey Tylman |Rebekah Yancey

With one week remaining before qualifying for the upcoming municipal election begins, three have joined the race for seats on the Hartselle City Council and city school board. Austin Baker and Ashley Thompson have announced their bids for seats on the city council, while Anna Holland will run for a seat on the Hartselle City Schools board of education.

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

By Kadie VickFor the Enquirer Beeline Highway Classics and Cruisers is hosting its 2nd Saturday Cruise-In April through October from 5-8 p.m. on Railroad Street in downtown Hartselle. “Almost 15 years ago, some friends and I decided to talk to try to form a club here in Hartselle, so we got together and we had our first, our first cruise in and our purpose is the restoration and preservation of vintage vehicles,” Beeline Highway Classics and Cruisers Founder Michael Gunter said.

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

Special to the Enquirer A truck loaded with free food will be rolling into Morgan County on May 31 as part of an effort to help wipe out hunger in the community. The distribution will take place at Brewer High School, located at 59 Eva Road in Somerville, beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until all food is gone. No registration is required. Volunteers will direct traffic through the school’s main gate, where participants can follow signs to the pickup area.

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

rebekah.yancey @hartselleenquirer.comWith a platform centered on connection, voter engagement and service, Missy Evans announced her candidacy for mayor of Hartselle on May 18. The former chamber of commerce president said the time is right for her to step forward and serve the community in a new way. Evans served as the president and CEO of the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce for nearly four years, stepping down in June 2023. “There’s a season for everything,” Evans said.