Tickets for Haleyville Alumni luncheon now available
The Haleyville Alumni Luncheon is quickly approaching. Here is a photo from the 2017 luncheon featuring the Haleyville High School Class of 1967, celebrating 50 years last year.
Large bust at former business location nets meth, marijuana, firearms
At least 32 firearms were located, two of which were reported stolen.
Chambless resigns as WCHS Band Director
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Matthew Chambless, band director for Winston County High School and Double Springs Middle School, has announced his resignation, effective at the end of the current school year. Chambless has accepted an opportunity to become the next head band director at Simmons Middle School in Hoover, where he is from originally.
Northwest Medical Center officially sold to Winfield Healthcare Authority
Registration for 9-1-1 Extreme Challenge 5K underway
A rainbow of color as participants in the Extreme Challenge 5K last year are sprayed with powder paint.
Man arrested at Lakeland hospital after house fire
Cause of the blaze is under investigation by the Haleyville Fire Marshal.
Addison Lady Dawgs win first game at regional tournament
TUSCALOOSA - The Addison Lady Dawgs came out with bats blazing in their first game of the 1A Regional softball tournament Thursday, May 10, in Tuscaloosa. Addison defeated Cedar Bluff 14-1 to advance to the second round, which will be played Thursday, May 10, at 6 p.m.
Haleyville High School senior trip itinerary released
Fiery head-on collision leaves 2 dead
Firefighters had to extinguish the blaze then use the Jaws of Life to cut away portions of the vehicle in order to free the trapped occupants
New Arley town signs possible
George Gibson shows a town sign idea the Town of Arley could display.
Sheriff’s office seminar to educate on identity theft and scams
Missing Moulton woman found dead in vehicle
The body of Jennifer Marshall White was found in a black SUV vehicle in the Bankhead National Forest.
Chamber sponsors forum for Senator, Representative candidates
Candidates from left, Garlan Gudger, Senate District 4; David Hall, Phil Segraves and Tracy Estes, candidates for House District 17, and Paul Bussman, incumbent Senate District 4.
$600 million pilot program to bring broadband into rural areas
From left, Steve Foshee, CEO of Tombigbee Electric Cooperative; Governor Kay Ivey; U.S. Congressman Robert Aderholt; and Sonny Perdue, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture at the official announcement made Thursday afternoon, May 3, at Tombigee's headquarters in Hamilton
Federal officials meet with Haleyville High School FFA
From left, Julia Bonner, parliamentarian for the Haleyville High School FFA; U.S. Sectretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, U.S. Congressman Robert Aderholt; Blake Berry, HHS FFA historian; Katy Rawls, HHS FFA co-president and HHS Agriculture instructor Caleb Beason,
Old Glory lowered, properly retired at American Legion
The American flag is respectfully retired on the pyre.
Banjos and bass hold receptive audience at Pebble Bluegrass Festival
Tombigbee Divide members from left Brian Letson, Taylor Farr and Zach Lentz pose for the camera in front of the Pebble Community Center.
Jack's coming to Addison
Addison Mayor Marsha Pigg, center, welcomes to town Jim Avery, director of development for Jack's, and Betty Hester, regional director.
First responders and elected officials ask tough questions regarding ambulance service
Double Springs assistant fire chief Brandon Lewis expresses concerns regarding RPS.
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Regional Paramedical Services - the main ambulance service provider for Winston County - faced the heat from a large crowd of emergency responders gathered Tuesday, April 24, to voice a strong protest to ways RPS has handled themselves on scenes.