Fall Festival

Haleyville Fall Festival taking place on Halloween this year


From left, Austin Lewis, Rodney Lewis, Chris Saylor, Doug Channell, Shawn Galloway. Front row, from left, Whitley Fowler, Shae Walton, Susan Morgan, Haley Smith, Caroline Thompson, Jedi Boshell, Christy Harbin, Brian Berry, Mayor Dr. Ray Boshell, Chris Wilbanks, Dr. Amy Boshell, Joel Sherrill and Jordan Egres.
HALEYVILLE - Deadlines are creeping up for businesses, churches, organizations and volunteers to have a booth or display at the City of Haleyville’s annual Fall Festival Saturday, Oct. 31, which has expanded this year to include even more tricks, treats and a few frights.

Bear Creek Fall Festival to benefit Eldridge Children's Home


From left. Sam Heath, car show organizer; Lisa Green, state president of Order of Confederate Rose and chapter president for the Jenny Brooks Johnston chapter; Melissa Alexander, member of the Order of Confederate Rose and Melissa Taylor, manager of the Twin Forks Campground at Twin Forks Park where the festival will take place.
BEAR CREEK - The mission to provide support for the Eldridge Children’s Home is about to get a major financial boost, thanks to the second annual Fall Festival at Twin Forks Park in Bear Creek, planned for Saturday, Oct. 21.

Haleyville Fall Festival October 28


Members of the Heart of Haleyville Park Committee are excited about the upcoming festival centered at the park. From left, Jade Bice, Mandy Little, Brandon Norris, Katie Tidwell and Will Walker.
HALEYVILLE - What began as a drive-through trick-or-treat event at Haleyville City Hall with Mayor Ken Sunseri and city employees in costumes, has expanded this year into a fall festival at the Heart of Haleyville Park and Main Street Saturday, Oct. 28.