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Priceville High School Class of 2025

2 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Daniel Buford

Front row, from left to right: Madison Baker, Sean McWhorter, Taylor French, Baxley Black, Olivia Russell, Braden Winters Second row, from left to right: Elijah Ozment, Adrien Watson, Slade Speegle, Jesus Aguilar, Cole Wells Third row, from left to right: Hayden Witt, Sammy Holmes, Luke Hood, Azul Silva, Alexandra Monzon Tejada Galleries, Priceville Priceville High School Class of 2025 Front row, from left to right: Bhumi Patel, Avery Early, Scarlett Whitehead, Elijah Adcock, Kayleigh Powell,...
Danville High School Class of 2025

2 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Daniel Buford

By Caleb Suggs For the Enquirer It may be a new era of Hartselle baseball, but the results remain the same. Brad Phillips, in his first season as hea...
New coach leads Hartselle to fourth state finals in five years

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

By Caleb SuggsFor the Enquirer It may be a new era of Hartselle baseball, but the results remain the same. Brad Phillips, in his first season as head coach at Hartselle, is leading the Tigers to their fourth state finals appearance in five years following a two-game sweep (7-5, 12-0) of Gardendale on Thursday night. “The first game of the season, I thought about Coach (William) Booth and how this was the first time someone else had been in charge of the program.
IMPACT graduation to be held May 13

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

Special to the EnquirerThe Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce and the Hartselle for Tomorrow Foundation will host the 2025 IMPACT Youth Leadership Program graduation May 13, from 6-7 p.m. at The Venue in downtown Hartselle, located at 315 Main St. W. The event will celebrate months of leadership development, service, and personal growth by students from across Morgan County, according to a press release from the HACC.
School board approves finalists for Hartselle superintendent job

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

The Hartselle Board of Education approved three finalists for the district’s superintendent position. Drs. Tony Dowdy, Rachel Poovey and Holly Sutherland were approved by a 4-1 vote at a board meeting Tuesday night. Board member Daxton Maze, who requested at a work session held May 29 that the finalist pool be expanded from three to five candidates, was the sole nay vote.
Lady Tigers advance to regionals following area tournament

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerThe Lady Tigers will return to the Northwest Regionals following their runner-up finish in the area tournament last week in Athens. The Tigers won three games while dropping two onerun games to Athens. Athens 9, Hartselle 8 Hartselle fell in the area tournament deciding game, 9-8, following a game of blown leads as Athens scored four in the top of the sixth to grab the win. After jumping out to a 4-1 lead, the Tigers found themselves trailing going into the bottom of the fifth.
Local athletes perform well at state championship

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerSeveral local athletes excelled during the recent AHSAA Outdoor Track and Field State Championships. Leading the way was Brewer’s Rose Betts, who captured a state championship in 5A. Brewer’s Rose Betts won the Class 5A girl’s 3200-meter race with a time of 10.57.82, while finishing second in the 1600-meter race with a time of 5:02.22. She also finished fourth in the 800-meter race. Priceville’s Claire Hunt finished second in the Class 5A girls high jump with a jump of 1.57 meters.
Danville, Priceville, Falkville advance to softball regionals

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerPriceville, Danville and Falkville each advanced to the Northwest regional in Florence after finishing runner-up in their respective area tournaments. Priceville advanced by defeating Brewer before falling to Ardmore in the tournament finals. Danville fell to Good Hope, while Falkville dropped their final to Decatur Heritage. Priceville 6, Brewer 4Priceville scored two runs in the final inning to break a 4-4 tie and defeat Brewer 6-4.
Hartselle sweeps Pell City to advance to semifinals

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerRain couldn’t deter the Hartselle Tigers in their sweep of Pell City. The series was delayed and then forced to Decatur due to the wet field conditions in Hartselle. The Tigers, despite the challenges of having to play a home series on the field of one of their bitter rivals, defeated Pell City 6-1 and 2-0 to advance to the Class 6A semifinals against Gardendale. That series will be played in Hartselle.
From the editor - Hartselle Enquirer

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Rebekah Yancey

Summer in Hartselle is more than just a shift in temperature—it’s a season of vibrant energy, community spirit and new memories waiting to be made. With longer days and the sun shining just a little brighter, there’s an undeniable sense of happiness that comes after the chill of winter. This time of year brings the joy of backyard cookouts, evenings spent at the ballfield and lazy Saturdays spent cruising the Tennessee River.