• Haleyville Schools to Dismiss Early Today!

    The Haleyville High Lions baseball team lost the first game 2-1 and won the second game of a double header 6-5 Thursday against Madison Academy. The third game of the state playoffs to determine which team goes to the state finals next week is scheduled for 3 p.m. today at the Haleyville High baseball field. In anticipation of the high traffic flow for that game, the Haleyville Schools will dismiss early at 2 p.m. today.

  • Mark Forester Price of Freedom Race

    The Seventh Annual
    Mark Forester Price of Freedom Race
    Half Marathon, 10k/5k/1 mile
    First Race starts at Haleyville High School Football Field/Track at 8:00 am
    May 20, 2017, Rain or Shine
    Pre-registration form at www.markaforester.com
    Registration 7:00 am on race day
    Award Presentation will be at 11:00 amREGISTRATION before May 13, 2017, FOR MORE INFORMATION:
    $30.00 – Half Marathon visit www.markaforester.com
    $20.00 – 10k online registration ends May 13 @ noon
    $15.00 – 5K
    $ 5.00 – 1 mile
    $20.00 – double dip race participant (this means you will be participating in the 5/k and 10/k race)

    Registration after May 13, 2017, AWARDS
    $50.00 – Half Marathon 1st place in each age division
    $30.00 – 10k *Awards for “Double Dip” participants
    $25.00 – 5k
    $10.00 – 1 mile
    $30.00 – double dip
    Military Pricing (Active Duty): $20 (can run any & all races)

    Please mail registration to:
    The Mark Forester Foundation
    c/o Lauren Tinker
    171 County Road 3401
    Haleyville, Alabama 35565

    Make checks payable to The Mark Forester Foundation – www.markaforester.com
    Join us as we celebrate the life and birthday of a hero,
    Mark A. Forester.
    “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends”
    John 15:13

    Registration:  Here at Active.com
  • Last Day to Enter

    1st Annual Miss 9-1-1 Beauty Pageant

    May 13, 2017                2:00pm

    Haleyville Elementary School

    All proceeds benefit

    Haleyville Rotary Club Toys for Kids

    Applications available at following locations:

    State Farm, Todd Barton office

    Traders & Farmers Bank, Main office

    Students may pick up in School office

    Age groups 0-2; 3-5; 6-8; 9-11; 12-14 and 15-18

    $25.00 Entry Fee

    An additional $5.00 will apply if providing a photo for the most photogenic award

    Deadline to sign up April 24, 2017

    Contact: Katrina Wray 205-486-2776

  • Aderholt: Made in America

    Congressman Robert Aderholt along with the owners of Exxel Outdoors and Walmart representatives toured the sleeping bag factory in Haleyville Tuesday. The purpose of the visit was to promote American made products sold by Walmart. See photos and story on Al.com HERE.

  • HHS Golf Team Advances

    The HHS golf team won Monday in the state playoffs at the Arrowhead Country Club in Montgomery and has advanced to the finals in Auburn on Monday and Tuesday. Congratulations to Coach Dusty Ball and the team of great golfers Reid Haughton, Rob Richards, Jack Lawson, J.B. Miller, Colton Russell and Eli Brannon.

  • HHS Advances in State Playoffs

    In round three of the state playoffs, the Haleyville High Lions baseball team scored two impressive wins in a doubleheader Saturday against Hokes Bluff, a team formerly rated the number one 4A team in the state. In the first game, Haleyville won 2-1 and the second, it was 16-1. Hokes Bluff fell victim to the new Alabama High School Athletic Association’s rule limiting how many innings a pitcher can pitch. The Hokes Bluff bench was just not deep enough to sustain their effort against Haleyville. The wins Saturday means Haleyville advanced to round four of the playoffs with a doubleheader this Thursday at home against Madison Academy at 4:30 and 7 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday if needed. From this point on, Haleyville will be playing only private schools as all the public schools, except Haleyville have been eliminated. Support the Lions this Friday on our home field and listen to the play-by-play on Paradise 92.7 with David Albright and Tyler Hallman. – Photo – Dr. Jerry Harrison

  • Treees-R-Us

    img_3638cPerhaps you have a tree way to close to your house for comfort and ready to fall on your house the next time we have a storm. Better than doing the work yourself call TREES-R-US. The right equipment and trained personnel to clean up your yard or larger property. Call or text TREES-R-US for a free estimate from Nathan Hulsey, 269-0198. The work and price are just right.

     

  • Crash Takes Life

    A two-vehicle crash at 8:40 a.m. Friday, May 5, has claimed the life of a Haleyville woman.  Hannah Dianne Bridgmon, 20, a 2015 graduate of Haleyville High School was killed when the 2015 Dodge she was driving collided with a 1997 Kenworth driven by Jared Nicholas James, 27, of Tuscumbia.  Bridgmon was pronounced dead at the scene, and James was transported to a local hospital. The crash occurred on Alabama 13 at the 279-mile marker, approximately four miles south of Phil Campbell.  Nothing further is available as Alabama State Troopers continue to investigate. – ALEA- Senior Trooper Johnathan Appling

  • Haleyville City Council

    The Haleyville City Council met Monday with all members present. After approving the minutes of the last meeting on April 17, the Council approved an ordinance to exempt certain “covered items” from the municipal sales and use tax during the “Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday” as authorized in the Code of Alabama. The “Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday will be the third full weekend of July beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, July 21 and ending at twelve midnight on Sunday, July 23.

    Mayor Sunseri announced the hiring of Brian Vickery as a patrolman at $11.55 per hour. Vickery was previously with the Russellville Police Department.

    The next meeting of the Haleyville City Council will be Monday, May 15 at the City Hall.