Double Springs City Council questions Snoddy over Looney’s
J.D. Snoddy, president of the Winston County Arts Council, which owns Looney’s Amphitheater and Cultural Center, addresses the Double Springs council about the ongoing renovations and the need for funding. Shown at left is Double Springs Mayor Elmo Robinson. Also shown is retired police chief Kim Miller.
Entries beings accepted for 2025 Fourth Congressional District Art Competition
University of West Alabama announces fall president’s and dean’s lists
Robertson graduates from MSU
HALEYVILLE - Drake Robertson, of Haleyville, is among approximately 1,500 students graduating from Mississippi State University in fall 2024, with commencement in December.
Robertson received the bachelor of science summa cum laude from MSU's Bagley College of Engineering.
Haleyville native makes dean’s list at The Citadel
Tornado watch issued for Winston County
WINSTON COUNTY- A tornado watch has been issued by the National Weather Service for Winston County at 9:11 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, effective until 4:00 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 16. The Tornado Watch means there is the possibility of tornadoes in the incoming storm system approaching the state from Mississippi. Winston County Commission Chairman David Cummings reported that all storm shelters throughout Winston County are open and available if needed. Haleyville Mayor Ken Sunseri noted all city shelters are also open. Any updates will be provided as they become available.
Congested Addison intersection to be corrected through grant
From left, Addison Police Chief Mitchell Woodard, Winston County Commissioner District 1 Rutger Hyche and Road Engineer James Glasgow at the busy intersection of Highway 278, County Road 41 and Old Cullman Road.
No trash pickup in Haleyville Monday
Public hearing on proposed lodging tax brings out concerned residents
Benjamin Grizzell. standing, owner of Smith Lake Rentals and Sales, addresses the Winston County Commission with concerns about the proposed lodging tax. At left is Commission Attorney Jeff Mobley. At right is George Gibson, Karen and Charlie White, who also spoke out with concerns.
Underpass project at Natural Bridge to start soon
At the site of the project, from left, Natural Bridge Mayor Pete Parrish, Winston County Commission Chairman David Cummings, Road Engineer James Glasgow, David A. Kemp, Fayette Area Operations Engineer for ALDOT, Lynn Town Clerk Marcia Manasco, Lynn Police Chief Bryan Kirkpatrick, Natural Bridge council members Paul Garrison and Jeremy McCarter.
NATURAL BRIDGE - A project that local officials say is long overdue is finally becoming reality.
E.O. Byars Construction, Inc. was awarded the contract $1,821,277, to construct a vertical realignment of the westbound lanes of Highway 278 traveling under the Norfolk Southern railroad underpass from the junction of Highway 13 to Highway 5 in Natural Bridge, noted John McWilliams, communications and public relations coordinator for the Alabama Department of Transportation.
Haleyville Airport to house equipment, host employees, for federal project
Wilcoxson makes dean’s list
Dolly Parton Imagination Library party Friday
From left, Katie Brown, chairperson of Women United, which helps raise funds for United Way; Johnna Bailey, member of the Arley Women’s Club; Stephanie Childers, executive director of United Way of Cullman County, with the picture of Dolly Parton whose imagination library has kicked off across Winston County.
Multiple Addison town employees and city council member resign for various reasons
Shown after the appointment of Mitchell Woodard as part-time Addison Police chief, from left, Town Council member Scott Flynn, Clerk Cindy Luker, Mayor Marsha Pigg, council members Jordan Lee, Randy Powell, George Palmer, Assistant Police Chief Greg Rooks, and Woodard.
Addison football coach defends his record, refutes allegations
Addison Head Football Coach David Smothers expresses concerns to the Winston County Board of Education. Also shown are Winston County Schools Superintendent Jeff Scott and School Board Members Greg Densmore and Mark Finley.
Free groceries available through Walking Program
Senior Farmers Market Program stops taking applications early
Chamber of Commerce to meet Friday
HALEYVILLE - The Haleyville Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday, Feb. 7, at noon in the courtroom of Haleyville City Hall.
Diane Watson with Addie’s Place will be the guest speaker.
Lunch will be served, and all interested persons are welcome to attend.