The Haleyville Farmers Market is open each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings till noon.  The market is located next to Rocky Ravine Park on Highway 195 at 20th Avenue. The sign may be missing because it was damaged when hit by a wine delivery truck. See the previous story.

Just before 6 a.m. Today, the driver of a box truck loaded with wine, headed to the Haleyville fell asleep and ran off the road hitting a culvert and coming to rest at the entrance to Rocky Ravine Park. The truck was had serious undercarriage damage but the driver had on a small cut on his arm. The driver stated he had been up with a baby most of the night, and with very little sleep had driven the two hours from Bessemer and almost made it to Walmart for his delivery. From the smell, apparently, some of the wine bottles were broken. The Haleyville Police and Fire Departments worked the scene until it was cleared in less than an hour by Lyle wrecker.

Phillips High School

New Student Registration: Monday, July 30, 2018 8:00 – 10:00 a.m. (In the High School Office)

Orientation:

12^th Grade Monday, July 30   1:00 p.m.

11^th Grade Monday, July 30  2:00 p.m.

10^th Grade Tuesday, July 31   9:00 a.m.

9^th Grade Tuesday, July 31 10:00 a.m.

8^th Grade Tuesday, July 31   1:00 p.m.

7^th Grade Tuesday, July 31   2:00 p.m.

Locker Rental is $10.00

Parking Permits – $10.00 (you must bring your Driver’s License and Insurance Card)

Orientation will be in the Lunchroom

Haleyville High School

Lockers and car passes will be sold on August 6 from 12:00-3:00.  Lockers and car passes will be $10.00 each.

Schedules will also be given out.

School starts on August 8.

Haleyville High School open house is on August 16 from 5:00-7:00.

Meet the Lions is August 16 at 7:00

All three escaped inmates from the Marion County Jail in Hamilton have been recaptured. The first to be recaptured was Leslie Dewayne Cameron. Cameron was apprehended by ALEA State Troopers at the Craft Community Center on Thorn Hill Road, just off Highway 129. The other two, Thomas Green and Christoper Spain were apprehended by Marion County Deputies on Hill Street in Hamilton.

Click below to see the video of the attack on correction officer during escape:

Starting at 5 a.m. till dark on Tuesday for the HHS cheerleaders repaint and prepare the HHS Lion Paws on 20th Street approaching the school for this year’s fundraiser. The prep work has been going on for days. It’s a big job, but worth it to the cheerleaders who will use the money to buy supplies for the weekly banners seen at the pep rallies and football games.

You can honor your favorite student/player with a $25 donation to the cheerleaders. Text or call your request to Wendy Rushing (cheerleader sponsor) 205-269-3737

The Haleyville City Board of Education met Tuesday night with all members present. The Board approved the financial statements and expenditures for June in the amount of $1,402,618.54. Also approved were the scheduled monthly Board meetings, salary schedules, amendments to the school policies and procedures, child nutrition bids, a la carte prices, and instructional policy to be sent to the personnel components for input. Three field trips, five fundraisers, and the substitute teacher lists were all approved.

The Board approved the resignation of Dusty Farris Yealock, as Paraprofessional at HES, the resignation of Jada Mitchell as HES teacher, the resignation of Susan Lollar as head JV Girl’s Basketball Coach and Assistant Varsity Girl’s Basketball Coach at HHS, The Board approved the hiring of Hallie Olive, Mitzi Hyde, Lori Crook, M. Tyler Malone and Sydney Kiser. Approval was made for the voluntary transfer of Gina Wilson, Julie Wilcoxson, Dina Sparks and Tiffany Smith to other positions within the school system.

Open house and orientation dates for the schools were announced and will be published here on hbtv.us in the coming days.

If you contributed to the fundraiser on social media for Myliegh, this is for you from the mother of Myliegh.

We would like to give a big thanks to everyone who took the time out of their day to pray and give a donation, or just come an asks how Myleigh was doing. With everyone’s help, she will be able to own the E Glasses. I do believe there is a lot of good people still left in this world. We will be forever grateful.

                 Sincerely

                The Davis family

Master of Ceremonies, RTony Giles, and Guest Speaker Bobby Humphrey

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