Tracey Tylman

1 week ago | decaturdaily.com | Tracey Tylman |Rebekah Yancey

HARTSELLE — Two longtime Hartselle councilmen, Ken Doss and Kenny Thompson, have announced they will not seek reelection. Ken Doss announced last week he will retire from public service after serving on the council for nearly a decade. “It’s with mixed emotions I have decided to retire from public service,” Doss said in an email. Doss, 76, retired from his professional career in 2010, having served as director of finance and administration for Sonoco’s Reels Division.

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Tracey Tylman |Rebekah Yancey

By Tracey Tylman and Rebekah YanceyTwo longtime Hartselle councilmen, Ken Doss and Kenny Thompson, have announced they will not seek reelection. Ken Doss announced June 9 he will retire from public service after serving on the council for nearly a decade. “It’s with mixed emotions I have decided to retire from public service,” Doss said in an email. Doss, 76, officially retired from his professional career in 2010, having served as director of finance and administration for Sonoco’s Reels Division.

3 weeks 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 month ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Tracey Tylman |Rebekah Yancey

With qualifying for the upcoming Hartselle municipal election fast approaching, an expanding field of candidates have announced plans to run for 11 city council and school board seats. The official qualifying period runs from June 10-24, with election day set for August 26. Seven newcomers and one incumbent have publicly announced as of press time.