Addison American Legion seeking photo of one of it’s post’s namesakes
HHS state champs parade grand marshals
Pictured above are the DECA state champions from the Haleyville Center of Technology, who will be serving as grand marshal’s in Saturday’s alumni/9-1-1 Festival Parade. From left, Ella Vandiver, Gracie Hall, DECA Sponsor Neina Middleton and Alison Beckmann.
Summer reading program schedules announced
Winston County BOE non-renews some personnel
Jacksonville State releases spring president’s list
Funding sought for Neighborhood Facilities Building upgrades
Haleyville Mayor Ken Sunseri shows outdated lockers in the dressing areas of the Neighborhood Facilities Building that will be replaced pending grant approval.
Town of Natural Bridge takes Gold in managing risk
Jacksonville State announces spring semester dean’s list
Registration for Haleyville Public Library summer reading program underway
Winston County remains under tornado watch
WINSTON COUNTY - Winston County remains under a tornado watch due to strong to severe storms passing through the area early this morning. Storm shelters in the Haleyville area are open and available for use, reports mayor Ken Sunseri. Haleyville City Hall will also not open until 10 am, he added.
Bankhead ranger offers safety tips for those planning forest excursions
14th annual Mark Forester Price of Freedom Race May 18
Vaping dangers spotlighted after break-in
At the program education Phillips High School students about vaping are, from left, Bear Creek Police Officer Noah Markham, Phillips School Resource Officer David Richards, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service Regional Extension Agent Elaine Softley and Bear Creek Police Chief Eddie Collins.
Duboise inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
Winston County Sheriff's Office arrests four in major drug sting
Pictured with the large amount of drugs, cash and a weapon found in the drug stings are, from left, Winston County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Josh Bennett, Sheriff Caleb Snoddy and Sheriff's Office Investigators Jason Bridges and Josh Edwards.
Haleyville man dies in crash attempting to elude police
HALEYVILLE - A 35-year-old Haleyville man has reportedly died from injuries suffered during a vehicle crash, as he was attempting to elude the Haleyville Police Department during an early Friday, May 3 pursuit.
The crash, which occurred around 150 a.m. on Marion County Road 62 near Slaughter Pen Road, claimed the life of Joshua H. Cosby, according to troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
Cosby was driving a 1999 Toyota Tacoma that left the roadway, struck an embankment and overturned, while he was attempting to elude Haleyville Police, troopers said.
Bicyclist killed in Haleyville
2-month old tests positive for drugs; parents arrested
Jachin Haltiwanger and Ashley Barton (courtesy photos)
Bear Creek working to improve police safety
Bear Creek Police Chief Eddie Collins tells the town council that additional measures of safety are needed. Shown are council members Eric Loden, left, and Eric Mills.