Haleyville
Area Christmas parades begin Monday
Ireland Freewill Baptist hosting singing
HALEYVILLE - Ireland Freewill Baptist Church, located at 1508 County Highway 143 off of Cherry Hill Road in Haleyville, will be holding a singing Sunday, Nov. 30, at 5 p.m. The guest singers will be The Followers, from Phil Campbell. A fellowship meal will be served after the singing. For more information, call (662) 315-2931. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
South Haleyville Church of God hosting singing
HALEYVILLE - South Haleyville Church of God, located at 211 Alabama Avenue, will be holding a singing Saturday, Nov. 15, at 6 p.m.
The guest singers will be Michael Knight & Redeemed.
Bro. Frankie Miller and the congregation cordially invite everyone to attend.
Haleyville Middle School food drive underway
Shown the various team boxes where specific food items are being collected, from left, Haleyville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Bill Bishop, teachers/sponsors Lauren Willis, Lisa Arnold, Lynsi Heath, Ashley Bailey, Middle School Principal Bo Wilcoxson, Middle School Assistant Principal Emily Faulkner.
Donations for Toys for Kids being accepted
Salvation Army bell ringers needed
Bishop’s superintendent contract approved
The contract for Dr. Bill Bishop was approved as new superintendent for Haleyville City Schools, as well as naming now-former interim superintendent Candy Garner as HCS consultant.
Bishop named HCS superintendent
Newly appointed Haleyville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Bill Bishop with his family. From left, daughter Allie Bishop, son-in-law Jackson Kennedy, daughter Aleah Kennedy, wife Leah Bishop, Dr. Bishop, his mother Barbara Bishop and father William Bishop Sr.
Rocky Ravine gets long-awaited grant
Haleyville Mayor Ken Sunseri shows where the project of widening the trails for Rocky Ravine Park will begin at City Lake.
HALEYVILLE - A major trail restoration project from Haleyville City Lake to Rocky Ravine Park is finally moving forward, after at least four years of planning, thanks to a federal $176,576 Recreation Trails Program grant.
The grant, funded through the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, will require a $44,000 match from the city, officials said.