Hartselle, AL News

• Hartselle, AL News
• Work Session Cancelled
• Summer Reading Program – Hartselle Library
• Library Board Meeting
• Work Session Cancelled
• Swim Lesson Schedule
• Work Session Cancelled
• Board Position Open
• Hartselle Aquatic Center
• City Council Meeting Change
• Municipal Elections
• Spring Clean-up Week
• E-Books – NEW
• COMP Plan Meeting
• Work Session Canceled – 2/27/12
• State of the City Address
• Board Positions Open
• Library Board Meeting
• SNAP Playground Receives Prestigious Award
• Work Session Cancelled (1/23/2012)
• Park and Rec RFP now online
• E-Verify Compliance Notice and Affidavit
• City Council Special Called Meeting
• Work Session Cancelled
• Advertisement for Bid
• Monday Dec-12 Work Session Cancelled
• Football and Cheerleading Proclamations
• Board Positions Open
• Work Session Cancelled for Nov 21
• Special Called Council Meeting
• Planning Agendas
• Caring Day
• Request for Bid
• Board Position Open
• Back to School for Hartselle - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Board Positions Open
• TRC Meeting – relocated
• Worksession Agenda (6/13/2011)
• Planning Commission Meeting – Changed
• Council Agenda – May 24
• Work Session Cancelled
• Municipal Court – Relocated June 2, 2011
• Lifestyle Center Presentation
• Council Work Session Agenda
• Library Board Meeting
• Limb Pickup Suspended for 2 weeks
• Statement from Hartselle Utilities
• Hartselle After Dusk Update
• Hartselle Storm Update
• Hometown Heroes Honored for Spirit of Community Awards
• Fire damages Christian Church
• Robotics team to compete Saturday
• Decision time
• Sheriffs Boys Ranch to close
• Caring Day set for Nov. 5
• CEO: Hospital plays vital role
• Wreck injures two
• Alcohol ordinance in place before Nov. 2 referendum
• City voters may face long lines on Nov. 2
• New company opens doors in Hartselle
• ‘Not a moral issue’
• Florette fundraiser benefits cancer victim
• Unveiling of new city sign highlight of Depot Days fun
• Bridges dedicated to war heroes
• Stats show a drop in DUI arrests in some wet cities
• Fundraiser to help leukemia victim
• Municipal workers get raises
• Fee increase would pay for landfill closure
• Capitol projects part of budget
• HOC cuts more employees
• Hospital announces layoffs
• Tabernacle replicas coming to Hartselle
• Southern tales part of Rheta Johnson’s charm
• All aboard for Depot Days
• HMC loses CEO, CFO in merger
• Down Memory Lane program to spotlight early businesses
• Descendants of Hartselle family to reunite
• Draft alcohol ordinance already in place in city files
• Schools cope with limited funds
• Teacher is now Peace Corps volunteer
• European tour ‘awesome’ reports student
• Schools receive boost from stimulus funds
• And the winner is…
• Cracker Barrel name nominees in
• Japanese visitor enjoys taste of the South
• Trees get a respite for now
• Grant will pay for Cracker Barrel infrastructure
• Alcohol petitions near goal
• Evans expected to fully recover
• Hartselle girl represents state at World Congress
• Site work could begin at new school site this fall
• Class planned for those interested in learning about Habitat home
• Alcohol vote could be on November ballot
• City wants your help in naming restaurant road
• Learning in the genes
• Schools meet AYP goals
• Tax free weekend awaits shoppers
• Taking tea with the Mad Hatter
• Southerland is state award winner
• Orientations and open houses signal return to school
• Booze petitions circulating
• Heat advisory issued
• Hartselle native now leads newspapers
• School board discusses how to keep status quo
• Area continues to grow
• Splash pad to open July 24
• Suspects sought in pharmacy burglary
• Impounded animals find new shelter to their liking
• ADEM fines city $6K
• Grant funds to pay for removal of highway trees
• Officials: ‘Hands tied’ on immigration
• Bond funds in Decatur
• Criminal activity up in 2009
• Incumbents take a fall
• Incumbents take a fall
• Young steps down as HHS athletic director
• Grant funds will help pay for landscaping
• Recovery ministry seeks to reshape wrecked lives
• Wetlands take big bite out of school budget
• Board adopts $2 student postage fee
• Morgan County sample ballots
• Hartselle woman faces meth charges
• ADEM fines city $6,000
• Higher electric rates coming
• Road work delays traffic on Sparkman Street
• Hello world!
• A Great Place to Work
• A Great Place to Play
• A Great Place to Shop
• A Great Place to Live
• What a hometown should be

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