New polling site causing some concerns for seniors
The Haleyville Senior Center.
Haleyville Council approves bidding for paving projects
Haleyville Mayor Ken Sunseri, left, and council member Royce Benefield hold up a banner presented to the city by Motorola regarding the 50th anniversary of the first 9-1-1 call.
Making Alabama exhibit now open
Haleyville Mayor Ken Sunseri cuts the ribbon proclaiming the traveling exhibit open on May 29. From left is Joel Sherrill, Mike Evans, Kris Burleson, Thomas Bryant (grants director for Alabama Humanites Foundation), Ken Sunseri, Mandy Little, Tim Robertson, Melinda Weaver and Christy Harbin. The exhibit will be open until June 8.
House fire on County Road 41 North
ADDISON - Addison police and fire departments are on the scene of a house fire on County Road 41 North Saturday evening, May 26. More details as they become available.
Garbage pickup will be Tuesday for Haleyville
Shooting termed accidental
Law enforcement converge on the scene where the shooting occurred. From left, Sheriff's Sgt. Eddie Collins, Chief Deputy Bryan Kirkpatrick, Sheriff Tommy Moore, Investigators Caleb Snoddy and Brad Curtis.
Numerous personnel items approved by Haleyville BOE
As part of the many personnel items approved by the board, Elementary Principal Christy Bice, second from left, welcomes on board new teachers, from left, Olivia Tank, Heather Carroll and Heather Fannin.
Townsend named District VFW Teacher of the Year
Dwight Thomas, post commander of VFW Post 4543, presents the Smart/Maher Citizenship Education Award to High School Teacher Beth Pugh Townsend.
Baggett named District VFW Teacher of the Year
Dwight Thomas, post commander of VFW Post 4543, presents the Smart/Maher Citizenship Education Award to Haleyville Elementary Teacher Sheynon Loden Baggett.
Haleyville School Board elects officers for new year
From left, Haleyville Board of Education Vice President Steve Stott, President Barry Burleson and Superintendent Dr. Holly Sutherland.
Water clerk to get new computer at Lynn
Advocacy group nominates board of directors at annual meeting
Winston County Smith Lake Advocacy Group officers are, from left, Lu Cruce, Jim Eason, Kenny Kirkpatrick and Judy Lambert.
LAKESHORE - The Winston County Smith Lake Advocacy Group held an annual meeting at Lakeshore Inn Restaurant on May 11, 2018, and held nominations for board of director appointees. Three members were nominated to the board: Ross Cole, Brian Kuntz and Lou Kuntz.
From Sage Brush to 911: How Haleyville Began first edition now available
Haleyville resident Bobby Taylor buys the first copy of the newly released edition From Sage Brush to 911: How Haleyville Began from Kenneth Ward, president of the Haleyville Historical Society.
200 years of Alabama history coming to Winston County
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.