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Rising Hartselle senior will train with Air Force

4 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.
Hartselle Farmers Market latest local market to make improvements

4 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Erica Smith

For the EnquirerThe Hartselle Farmers Market is the latest local farmers market to make improvements, with Morgan County District 2 donating half of the cost of the changes. “The customers are looking for that and the counties are willing to pay additional money to get that,” said District 2 Morgan County Commissioner Randy Vest.
Hartselle alum helps lead Wallace State to third-place finish in world series

4 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerFormer Hartselle softball standout Kaelyn Joins recently completed her first season at Wallace State. She helped lead the Lions softball team to a third-place finish in the NJCAA softball World Series in Yuma, Ariz. “Going to the World Series was an incredible experience, and finishing third in the country was a great way to end a fantastic season,” Kaelyn Jones said. “We’re not done yet. Most of this team is coming back, and we know what it takes now.
Tigers place seven on All-State baseball team

4 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerSuccess and championships are synonymous with Hartselle’s baseball program. To be successful, you need to have notable players, and the Tigers were recently honored by having seven players named to the ASWA 6A All-State baseball team. Leading the way is senior Jace Meadows, who was named to the first team and also the 6A Pitcher of the Year. He finished the season with a 12-2 record with a 0.94 ERA and 90 strikeouts.
Hartselle athletes named to All-Star rosters

4 days ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerTwo Hartselle athletes were named to the AHSAA North-South rosters for All-Star week in July. Juniors Cole Miles and Katie Norgard were named to the North baseball and softball rosters. Miles, who has committed to Jax State, helped lead the Tigers to their 10th state championship in school history. Norgard, who has committed to Georgia Tech, has been a standout for the Tigers’ softball program since her freshman season. All-Star week is July 21-24 in Montgomery.
Three join race for seats on city council, school board

5 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.
See classic cars on 2nd Saturday

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.
Free food to be distributed Saturday at Brewer High

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.
Hartselle High athletics to host summer camps

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye

For the EnquirerHartselle High School athletic programs will host several camps throughout the summer for young athletes in the community. The coaching staff of the respective sport will lead each camp. Girls’ basketball camp will be held May 27-29. The camp is for rising first through sixth grade girls. The cost is $100 per child. For more information email amber. deline@hartselletigers. org. Softball camp will be held June 9-10. Baseball camp will be held June 10-12.
Fresh off a championship, Hartselle’s Doepel is ready to win another

1 week ago | hartselleenquirer.com | Caleb Suggs

For the EnquirerIt’s been almost two week since the Hartselle Tigers brought home their 10th state baseball championship with a win over Chelsea. After a full year of hard work following Hartselle’s runner-up finish in 2024, they’re still taking it all in. ‘Winning a state championship, that’s all I’ve thought about, especially after losing last year,’ said junior Asher Doepel. ‘To finally get it, it was very satisfying.’Add an individual honor to that as well.