Bear Creek turned down for grant
Edge Road between county highways 166 and 137 in Bear Creek has become so deteriorated that water from a nearby pond is completely overtaking the road.
American Legion Auxiliary taking military banner applications in February
Haleyville City Schools kindergarten registration set for March 3
Local students make University of Alabama fall honors lists
Local students make Wallace State fall honors lists
UAH releases president’s and dean’s lists
New K-9 officer gets first bust
The city of Haleyville's new K-9 Arlo does a practice search after the Jan. 20, city council meeting. The dog was responsible for alerting to a major amount of drugs at a recent traffic stop. Shown with Arlo is K-9 Officer Daniel Revilla, Behind him, from left, Investigator Austin Lewis, Officer Allen Abbott, Fire Chief Jeff Postell and Sgt. Tim Harris.
University of West Alabama releases fall 2025 semester dean’s list
Tuesday afternoon fire leaves Double Springs man without a home
Very little remains of the camper Eddie HIll was living in at Double Springs after a fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed it. The manufactured home next door, which also belongs to HIll, was destroyed by a tree falling on it two years ago.
Travel advisory in effect for county roads
WINSTON COUNTY - Winston County Commission Chairman David Cummings reports that, as of Sunday night, Jan. 25, a check of various roads in Winston County showed that moisture from recent rainfall has dried, but since temperatures are drastically dropping into the teens, a travel advisory is in effect for all county roads, due to the potential for ice on roadways and bridges. Travel is not advised but if necessary, motorists need to use extreme caution due to possible black ice and slick road conditions, Cummings said.
Aderholt secures funding for Winston County road improvements
Haleyville Mayor declares local state of emergency
Haleyville preparing for winter weather
From left, Winston County Commission Chairman David Cummings, Haleyville EMA Director Phillip Weaver and Haleyville Mayor Dr. Ray Boshell review weather forecasts during a weather preparedness meeting Wednesday.
Long dormant park project in Double Springs revived
Double Springs Town Council members and Mayor Kim Miller show an artist's rendering of the proposed park. From left, Council Members Brittney Tucker, Kathy Cole, Mayor Miller and Council Members Tim Cockrell and Andy McSpadden. Absent from the meeting was Adam Veal.
HHS seniors partying like it’s 1999 next week during senior play
HALEYVILLE - For those who remember the Y2K issue in 1999, you will appreciate the comedy and music in this year’s Haleyville High School senior class production, entitled “Party Like It’s 1999.”
This year’s production will have performances for various grade levels of Haleyville City School students Wednesday, Jan. 28, and Thursday, Jan. 29, with the public performance Saturday, Jan. 31, at 7 p.m.-- all on the stage at the elementary school cafetorium, organizers said.
Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program no longer taking applications for vouchers
City Council to purchase vacant building for possible welcome center
Haleyville city officials at the site of a vacant building on Main Street the town has agreed to purchase, pending the resolving of a drainage issue affecting the building. From left, City Council members Brian Berry, Todd Barton, Will Walker, north Alabama region president of BankFirst, Mayor Dr. Ray Boshell, clerks Christy Harbin and Caroline Thompson, Director of Public Services Chris Wilbanks and Street and Sanitation Supervisor Chris Saylor.
Local students make Lawson State dean’s list
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Calvin Bell and Braydon Hocking, both of Double Springs, were recently named to the Lawson State Community College dean’s list for the fall, 2025 semester.