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A special supplement to the Hartselle Enquirer • September 11, 2013
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T-Shirt Design
THE FESTIVITIES
Above is the T-shirt design for the 2013 Depot Days Festival. T-shirts are available at Depot Days events from Sept. 14-21.
STAFF President and Publisher Randy Garrison
Pageant: The Miss Depot Days Pageant will be Sept. 14 at Sparkman Civic Center, 6-7
WORSHIP SERVICE: The Depot Days Worship Service will be Sept. 15, 8
SALUTING POLICE AND FIRE: Down Memory Lane focuses on public safety for Sept. 16, 9
BANK ROBBERY: Learn about College Street Players’ production of the Bank Robbery, 9
RACES: The Hartselle Kiwanis Club will sponsor a 5k and half marathon Sept. 21, 12
TRACTOR AND CAR SHOW: The Depot Days tractor show and car show will be Sept. 21, 14
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Find out the list of events for the Depot Days Festival Sept. 21, 16
LIST OF BANDS AND ENTERTAINMENT: See who will be playing Sept. 21, 18
CHOIR CONCERT: Hartselle High School choral department will have a concert Sept. 19, 10
Editor Brent Maze Contributors Clif Knight Richard Hollingsworth Office Staff Ann Kirby April Thompson Pam Gray Katie Sparkman
CONTACT US Hartselle Newspapers, LLC 407 Chestnut St. NW P.O. Box 929 Hartselle, AL 35640 256-773-6566 Fax: 256-773-1953 sports@hartselleenquirer.com Depot Days 2013 is a special news supplement for the Hartselle Enquirer. It is produced each September for the annual Depot Days Festival sponsored by the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce. For more information or additional copies, please call 256-773-6566. www.hartselleenquirer.com Copyright 2013 by Hartselle Newspapers, LLC
Welcome to 33rd annual Depot Days Festival
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he Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce is very excited to welcome you to the 33rd annual Depot Days Festival. Mark your calendars now and plan to spend a little bit of time with us during the week of September 14th – 21st There are activities almost every night and you are encouraged to attend and participate in the festivities. We have lots of new vendors and a great number of your favorite vendors will be back in town. We are
also excited about the entertainment lineup as we welcome back some old favorites like Jeff Whitlow and the Old Barn Band, and bring in some new groups like preacher, the Barnstormers, Lisa Edmonds, Paige Barnes and more.. We encourage you to bring the whole family and invite your friends; we’ll have plenty of food and fun for everyone and admission is FREE. Nancy Case Event Chair Depot Days Festival
Depot Days Committee Nancy Case –Chair Glenn McGann- 5 K Run Hartselle Ministerial Association - Community Worship Service Bettye English - Down Memory Lane Randy Garrison / Brent Maze – Publicity Jennifer Hill - Publicity James Holladay - Security and Parking Nancy Busby – Adult Art Show Paul Casto/ Phillip Stringer - Car Show Doug Moss – Car Show Sound Anita Holt - Children’s Area Jeff Johnson - City of Hartselle Byron Turney & Chris Orr - Signage/Traffic/Sanitation Jimmy Cantrell- Sound System Truman Bridges- Tractor & Engine Show Ambassadors – Souvenirs & Volunteer Reception area Kathy Goodwin/ Steve Shelton - First Aide Slate Gallery - Children’s Art Show Sandy Johnson – Volunteers Angela Hale - Depot Days Pageant Christina Fowler - Depot Days Pageant Dwight Tankersley – HACC Director Susan Hines & Angela Hale - HACC Staff
Hartselle: Southern Hospitality at its finest
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elcome to Hartselle-the city of Southern Hospitality! Although Hartselle is usually quiet and serene, that changes on the third Saturday of September when the downtown is alive with the sound of FUN! As you visit our town, you will find a friendly atmosphere that will draw your family to return time and time again. You will find many interesting and unique businesses throughout the city so make a list and come back often. While you are at the 33rd Depot Days Festival, be sure to visit the 23rd Annual Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show, enjoy great talent and food, browse the art and vendor’s booths, and drop in on our hometown Hartselle merchants. Relax and enjoy a day of family fun! I appreciate the Festival Committee and the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce for all their hard work. Job well done! A special thanks to you, our community and visitors for helping to make this year’s event a success! Have fun and we look forward to seeing you again real soon! Mayor Don Hall City of Hartselle
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2013 Miss Depot Days Pageant Sat., Sept. 14 Sparkman Civic Center 10 a.m. – Tiny Miss & Master and Little Miss & Master Pageant 2 p.m. – Petite, Teen and Miss Depot Days Pageant
Eight Age Categories: 0-24 months 4-5 year olds 9-11 year olds 14-15 year olds 2-3 year olds 6-8 year olds 12-13 year olds 16-18 year olds
A Queen, 1st, 2nd alternate will be chosen from each age group. Other awards by age group include Best Smile, Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Eyes and Photogenic. The girls and
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boys with the highest overall score for the day will be crowned as follows: n Tiny Miss & Master Depot Days will be chosen from 0-5 year old age groups n Little Miss & Master Depot Days will be chosen from the 6-8 year old age groups n Petite Miss Depot Days will be chosen from the 9-11 year old age groups n Teen Miss Depot Days will be chosen from the 12-15 year old age groups n Miss Depot Days will be chosen from the 16-18 year old age groups Should you have questions concerning pageant, please contact Angela Hale, pageant director, at 256-773-4370.
Last year’s Depot Days pageants overall winners were, from left, (front) Tiny Miss Depot Days Addison Chudy of Hartselle, Little Miss Depot Days Kari Erickson of Decatur, (back) Petite Miss Depot Days Rayleigh Grace Myers of Moulton, Teen Miss Depot Days Harper Rentz of Danville and Miss Depot Days Destany Sherman of Priceville.
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rittany Finley is a native of Trussville and a graduate of Hewitt-Trussville High School. She has studied dance for 23 years at Corky Bell, The Pointe Dance Arts and at the University of Alabama as a Dance Major under the direction of Cornelius Carter. She is trained in tap, jazz, ballet, pointe and modern. Brittany graduated from the University of Alabama in 2009 and was a member of the Alabama Repertory Dance Theater, a pre-professional company and a member of Dance Alabama. During her time at the university, she was a counselor for the American Ballet Theater summer intensive where she was able to study under the highly renowned staff of the American Ballet Theater. Along with her work at the University and her dance training, Brittany has also had the opportunity to partner with many organizations through her platform Brittany’s Challenge: Youth Drug and Alcohol Prevention. Including Pride of Tuscaloosa, CASA of Alabama (Court-Appointed Special Advocates) and TAASRO (The Alabama Association of School Resource Officers) in regards to furthering her message of ensuring today’s youth have all possible means of living a substance September 2013
free life-style. Brittany pageant experience includes participating in Jefferson County Jr. Miss program where she was a non-finalist talent winner and a Top 12 finalist. She competed in the Miss Alabama program for four years, where she held the titles of Miss City of Springville, Miss Tuscaloosa, Miss Metro Montgomery and Miss Hoover. While competing Brittany was awarded a non-finalist talent award twice and finished in the Top 10 twice. She currently holds the title of Alabama Cinderella Woman. In May of 2013, Brittany graduated from the University of Alabama with her Master’s in Communication Studies with a concentration in Political Communication. Brittany now works at Business Products and Services in Birmingham as the Marketing and Promotional Sales Coordinator.
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Community Worship Service
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he Depot Days Community Worship Service will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 15, 2013, at West Hartselle Baptist Church, Hartselle, AL. Guest speaker for the evening is Rev. Charlie Brown from Salem United Methodist Church The Hartselle Ministerial Association hosts this event every year. A love offering will be taken up to help transients with gas and food as they pass through Hartselle. We invite you to join us in praise and worship.
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Annual Down Memory Lane program to feature public safety through the years own Memory Lane is taking time during this year’s Depot Days festival to look back at the history of Hartselle’s police and fire departments. Lee Y. Greene, member of the Hartselle Historical Society, said the research for this year’s Down Memory Lane has been rewarding, especially for both departments. “The police and fire department don’t have much of their history recorded,” Greene said. “They’ve been especially receptive and helpful because they’ve been wanting to learn more about their history and compile more of their history. They’ve been great to work with.” Greene said the fire and police departments have been a part of Hartselle since its early days. Records have shown that there has been a police force in Hartselle as early as the late 1800s. As a part of the project, the historical society has been trying to track down a list of all of the Hartselle Police and Fire chiefs. They have identified many of them, but they are still researching their information to see if there were more through the years.
In addition to that, Greene This image shows Hartsaid the program will focus selle Police Department Chief W.L. Kyker pouron how the departments ing out contraband have changed. liquor at the city dump “Our fire department startcirca 1960. ed as a bucket brigade back in the early days,” Greene said. “There were a number of major fires back in the day. We’ll talk about how improvements in technology changed over the years and what were the major turning points in the history of the departments. “The Hartselle Police Department has thieves and criminals out of our town Greene also asked if anyone had for many years,” Greene photos or information about the Hartselle added. “The police department will have police and fire departments to contact the a display of some of their crime-fighting Hartselle Historical Society. Contact Lee equipment while the fire department Greene with pictures at 256-773-2304. will display their ladder truck. Both will Contact Bettye English with stories and answer questions about their duties.” memorabilia at 256-773-9390. Down Memory Lane will be Sept. 16 For more information, log on to the at the Hartselle Fine Arts Center. The Hartselle Historical Society’s page on displays will be available for viewing at Facebook. 5:30 p.m. followed by the presentation at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
College Street Players present Great Hartselle Bank Robbery
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n Sept. 17 and 21, the College Street Players will present a play entitled “The Great Hartselle” Bank Robbery at the Hartselle Fine Arts Center. The play will be directed by Dena Nagel. The script was written By Martine Bates Sharp with Rachel McKelvy and John Ballew. The play focuses on the Great Hartselle Bank Robbery September 2013
of 1926. It began in the early morning hours of March 15, 1926, when 15 men arrived at Hartselle’s telephone exchange. Using a handsaw, the men cut the three cables that linked Hartselle to the outside world. It took eight nitroglycerin blasts to open the vault. The town was held hostage for the next four hours, as the men took cash, gold bars, and some silver coins. The bandits got away with over $15,000 and
were never caught. Cast members include: Sonja McKelvy Steve Sandlin Dusty Keel John Ballew David Amos Lou Woods Michael Ballew Brent Maze Corey Doshier Jeff McMinnemon Jonathan Bragwell Sarah Bragwell
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Hartselle High School Choir presents Depot Days Concert, Sept. 19: The Hartselle High School Choral Department will present its first concert of the year on Sept. 19 at Daystar Church Hartselle Campus. The concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will include all of the choirs, under the direction of Kate Dupuis. This is a great time to enjoy some of our talented young people.
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Depot Days adds new run Depot Days 5K Hartselle, Alabama Attention North Alabama Runners: The annual Depot Days 5K has been moved to Quail Creek Golf Resort and Convention Center and is being held on Sat., Sept. 21st, at 8 a.m. All participants of the Depot Days 5K will need to check in between 7:00 and 7:45 a.m. at Quail Creek. Late registration will also be held during this time frame The top three men and women finishers in each age category will receive an award. Special awards will be given to the overall male and female finishers. The new course promises to be very scenic. Long sleeve shirts will be given to the first 120 registered participants in the 5k race. Race Applications can be picked up at the Chamber of Commerce or can be printed off the chamber’s website at www.hartsellechamber.com . Runners can also register via Active.com by searching Depot Days 5K. Page 12
Hartselle Half Marathon – 13.1 The Hartselle Kiwanis Club is cosponsoring a new event, the Hartselle Half Marathon. Registration is available online and the deadline is Sept. 18 so don’t delay – register today! Here is some important information for you regarding the Hartselle Half Marathon. n Shotgun start at 7 a.m. n Start/ Finish: Depot days 2013
Quail Creek Golf Resort and Convention Center n The race is limited to the first 300 registered participants n Registration Information n $200 – 4 person team n Deadline to register is Sept. 18 n Registration is available online at hartsellehalfmarathon.com Race day technical shirt, beautiful race course, great volunteers, unique finishers medals, post race food and drinks Quail Creek Golf Resort and Convention Center is the site of the Depot Days 5k and Hartselle Half Marathon 13.1.
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ur Antique tractor show gives Depot Days attendees the opportunity to view as many as 75 antique farm tractors and watch them perform competitively in several games on Saturday Sept 21st, according to show director Truman Bridges. The popular event will be staged on South Sparkman Street and the parking area adjacent to the Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Buzzy’s Jewelry is a Tractor Show Sponsor. Rain or shine we expect to have good participation from tractor owners and exhibitors from the four-county area of Morgan, Lawrence, Madison, and Cullman. Tractor games for the children to participate in are always part of a good ole time. Several demonstrations and games involving the exhibitors and their tractors are also planned. They
will able to compete in a contest to see who can get the closest to a stationary barrel from a specified distance without making contact with it. Whether
still in use, or only for show, all model tractors from 1923 through 1962 are eligible to be registered. Exhibitors are also eligible to win door prizes.
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Depot Days schedule of events 7:00 a.m.
Shot Gun start of the Hartselle Half Marathon
7-7:50 am
5k Run check in and late registration
8:00 a.m.
5k Run Starts Vendors open, Art Show and Children’s Art Show open, Car, Truck & Bike Show begins Tractor & Gasoline Engine Show begins
8:30 a.m.
Art Show judging
9:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Ray Sparks Band
11:00 a.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Jeff Whitlow and the Old Barn Band
1:00 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Paige Barnes
1:30 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage –Will Sterling Band
2:15 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Meet the 2013 Depot Days Pageant Winners
2:30 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – “Preacher”
3:30 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – The Barnstormers Car, Truck & Bike Show Ends
4:30 p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Lisa Edmonds
5:00p.m.
Hartselle Enquirer Stage – Andy Asteroids Vendors on Main Street close
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NEW Entertainment Opportunities This year’s entertainment lineup is awesome!! Great performers from around our area are coming to perform for you. We have a great lineup of music this year on The Hartselle Enquirer Stage. You won’t want to miss a moment so come on down and plan to spend the day.
Paige continues to use her voice to share a musical message for the members of Crosspoint Church. Paige is a Registered Nurse and is an advocate for Diabetes Education and The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. She is married to Cole Barnes and is mom to Matthew 11 and Kate 3.
Barnstormers
Barnstormers, is the long-time collaboration between singer/songwriter Ronnie Moore with multi-instrumentalist and producer Chris Wilson featuring a revolving cast of musicians. They are accompanied by Ronnie’s younger brother, Daniel on bass and Nate Emery on drums. In 2007, the band released their first independent album entitled “Switchblade Serenades” and on November 28, 2009 they released their sophomore album “Graveyard Town”. Both albums are available on iTunes. Though dark, ominous, theatrical and often misunderstood, the Barnstormers have a very fulfilling, genuine style that mixes tongue-in-cheek humor with heart-wrenching grief, colorful discontent with brush strokes of sorrow.
Jeff Whitlow & The Old Barn Band
Jeff Whitlow & The Old Barn Band plays the older classic country hits you “Don’t” hear on new country radio anymore. Songs by Merle Haggard, George Jones, Conway Twitty, Johnny Cash, Vern Gosdin, and many more. You will leave our show with tired hands and feet, from toe tapping and hand clapping!!! We have played many different venues as headliners, and have been the opening acts for many different artist, such as Charlie Daniels, George Jones, Larry Gatlin, Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, Sugarland, Jeff Bates, Mark Wills, Daryle Singletary, Delbert McClinton, and others. www.jeffwhitlowcountry.com
Lisa Edmonds
Lisa Edmonds is a preacher’s daughter and a preacher’s wife. I have been in church all my life and I have sung since I was 7 yrs of age. I don’t know anything any different other than being in church all the time. I also sing on my praise team at Vinemont Church of God.
Paige Barnes
Paige Barnes is a Decatur wife and mother who has been singing since she was old enough to hold a hairbrush up to her mouth as her microphone. Her love for music has won her several top talent show honors and also helped her capture the judges attention at the Miss Tennessee pageant.
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The Ray Sparks Band
The Ray Sparks Band out of Moulton, Alabama, features music from the 50s, 60s, & 70s and specializes in Corporate and Wedding entertainment. RSB features a broad musical selection with Ray Sparks, Dwight Coffey, and Richard Thompson on the vocals. The rhythm section is held down by Kell Whitlow on the drums, Scott Sanderson on the bass, and Brandon Denton on the electric guitar- See more at: http://www.raysparksband. com/#sthash.IXreCxu9.dpuf
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Will Sterling
Will Sterling is a singer songwriter from Hartselle, Al. His first album “Love and Disaster” was released on May 24th, 2013. The genre is acoustic/rock. Will has been influenced by a number of bands like Switchfoot, Anberlin, Wavorly, Underoath, John Mayer, Jon Foreman, The Classic Crime, Hilldong and Need to Breathe http://willsterling.bandcamp.com/
preacher
“preacher” An all original band that was formed in 2012, immediately took to the stage opening up for acts such as Daryl Singletary, Jon Stone Band, Hope Cassity, Gerald Smith, and Tommy Barnes. Also Marty Brown(currently on Americas got talent), Hurricane Creek, playing benefits, writers rounds and festivals around North Alabama and much more... Sponsored by Odens Row Publishing of Nashville, TN, “preacher” performs all original songs written by North Alabama’s very own “Chuck Oden”. Lead singer/rythym guitar, Chuck Oden,. Drummer, Brad Killough,. Lead guitar, Micheal Coggins and Bass guitar, Rich Carter have created their own unique style of rockin’ country that is following no one... You are sure to connect with emotion of each unique song and be entertained by the band called “preacher”.....
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23rd Annual - Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show
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s the 23rd annual Depot Days Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show nears, we are excited at the number of calls we are getting from clubs across north Alabama, southern Tennessee and other neighboring states who are planning to attend. We are looking forward to having more vehicles than ever before. Our goal is to fill every street behind the barricades and overflow down Hickory Street and across the tracks. Moss Audio will provide the sound system and lots of great music throughout the day. Our local Verizon Wireless, Cellular Center is sponsoring this year’s event. There will be no judging, but there will be $5,000 worth of door prizes so everyone can be a winner. Come one - come all. All vehicles are welcome.
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ome out to the Depot Days Mutt Strutt for a tail waggin’ good time! The Depot Days Mutt Strutt dog parade will be held at 10 a.m. on Sat., Sept. 21, during the Depot Days festivities. The dogs will parade around the park, and some will even win some prizes. We will be giving awards to some pets, for example: Best Overall, Best Smile, Fastest Tail Wagger, Best Adult Dog, Best Puppy, Harriest, Best Costume, etc. The entry fee is $10 per animal, and the proceeds will go to a local animal organization. Please have your pet on a leash and make sure your pet is up to date on immunizations. We hope to see all of the awesome Depot Days Doggies at the 1st Annual Depot Days Mutt Strutt! Please contact the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce for more information.
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Children’s Area
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re you ready to have some fun? As always, the children’s area at the Hartselle Depot Days Festival will be a blast! We have activities and rides for all ages. From train rides to the Euro Bungy and everything in between, you are guaranteed to have a BLAST! We have a great selection of inflatable’s this year. They are always a big hit, so we try to make sure we have something for all ages. There is the Super Slide, a Moonwalk, and an Obstacle Course. Also, for those who want to test their rope climbing skills, check out the tricky Jacobs Ladder! Like to shoot hoops? Do it by playing our fabulous inflatable hoops game. Back by popular demand, mechanical rides, great for all ages! And don’t forget to check out our midway games. Come on down to the Hartselle Depot Day Festival Children’s Area and take a ride with us!
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2013 Depot Days Sponsors
Federal Credit Union, Sonoco
Please be sure to tell our Sponsors Thank You!
5k Run: – Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., Decatur, AL, Inc. and Hartselle Urgent Care
Platinum Level Sponsors: The Hartselle Enquirer Silver Level Sponsors: Decatur Morgan Hospital Easy Money O’Reilly Auto Parts Sonoco Bronze Level Sponsors: Charter Business Joe Wheeler EMC Wal-Mart Children’s Art Show: Slate Gallery & Frame and Hartselle Eye Care Art Show: Standard Furniture Official Drink Sponsor: Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., Decatur, AL Entertainment Tent: The Hartselle Enquirer Festival Banners: – Decatur Morgan Hospital, Easy Money, Charter Business Depot Days Bucks: Easy Money Car, Truck & Bike Show: Eddie Preuitt Ford, O’Reilly Auto Parts, ACE Auto Body, C & L Tax Service, Charter Business, Colors Precision Paint & Body Shop, Decatur Morgan Hospital, Easy Money, Hartselle Enquirer, Hartselle Heritage Funeral Home, hibu, Jenny’s Boarding Kennel & Doggie Daycare, Mack’s Paint & Body Shop, O-Reilly Auto Parts Pepsi, Sonoco, State Farm Insurance – Chad Hughey
Depot Days Pageant Sponsors: Crowns – Jimmy Smith Jewelers Flowers – Apples Florist Goodie Bags – Charter Business T-shirts – Joe Wheeler EMC Photography – Connie Moore Photography Sashes – Alterations Plus Sash Embroidery - Tammy’s Sew Personal Stage Décor – Americ Equipment Rental Program ads – Jenny’s Boarding Kennel & Doggie Daycare Program Printing – Enquirer Printing Venue – Eddie Preuitt Ford Depot Days Vendors Here is a partial listing of vendors for the 2013 Festival: CHILDREN’S GAMES & RIDES: n Can “U” Play n DJ Adams Amusements Plustrackless train n Jubilee Farms – Petting Zoo n Just 4 Fun, LLC n Midway Games
Tractor Show: Buzzy’s Jewelry General Sponsors: City of Hartselle, Hartselle Utilities, HIBU, Morgan County Commission
FOOD and DRINK: n Cornelius Investments, LLC n D & B Concessions, Funnel Cakes, Shaved Ice n D’s Weiner Wagons n Evon Butcher - Greek Food n Lil’ Orbitz Mini Donuts n Little Caesars Pizza n Little Red Lunch Box n Manna Foods n Merle’s Lemonade, Homemade Lemonade in 3 locations n Pepsi Carts – Benefits Hartselle High School Basketball program n Red’s BBQ & Diner Inc. n Sedona Steak House
Depot Days Outhouse Sponsor: Alabama Urology and Robotics Center, PC
ARTIST: n David Hostios n Brittany Sanford
Festival T-Shirt: Family Security CU, Walmart ACE Auto Body, Bank Independent, Decatur Morgan Hospital, Easy Money, Edward Jones/ Rob Payne, Gilchrist Pharmacy, Hartselle Enquirer, hibu, Home Mortgage of America, Hometown Market, MarMac, Peck Funeral Home, Pepsi, Redstone
NON-PROFITS: n Decatur Animal Services Volunteers n First Assembly of God, Hartselle n First Baptist Church, Hartselle n Forrest Chapel UMC n LifeSouth Community Blood Centers n Morgan County Republican
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Party n Nature’s Trail Church n St. Barnabas Episcopal Church n Terrell Industries n West Hartselle Baptist Church VENDORS: Advocare – Advocare informational Champion Windows of Huntsville LLC – replacement windows, sunrooms, doors, roofing & siding Forever Wave – residential & memorial/ cemetery American Flag installation Gun2Mart – promotion material & tee shirts HHT Enterprises – home & Yard décor, purses, women’s accessories Jordan Essentials – botanically based bath, body & spa products MA Jackson Co. Magic of Mickey Travel – Information on Disney vacations Miss Priss Unlimited – jewelry, windchimes, bird houses, sun catchers Noglare.com Sunglasses – sunglasses, clip ons, solar covers and goggles Origami Owl Jewelry – Origami Owl Jewelry Pampered Chef – Pampered Chef Paparazzi Jewelry – Paparazzi Jewelry & Hair Accessories Readers & Shades – sunglasses & reading glasses RKM Sales – Collegiate household items and jewelry Scentsy Wickless Candles – Scentsy Candles Sweet & Sour Tails – sweet & sour candy The Decatur Daily/Hartselle Courier Journal Thirty One Gifts – thirty one gifts Tupperware – Tupperware Tammy Franco – Jamberry Nails Thomas Kober – Reptiles Benders Gym Pink Zebra Home – Home Fragrance CRAFTERS: Brittany Sanford – hand stamped jewelry, wooden door hanger 3-G Designs – hand crafted jewelry, accessories & crocheted scarves and hats Angela Flack – homemade scarfs, crochet, tees Back Pocket Crafts – chain maille jewerly, guitar pick earrings, etc. Candle Art – candle art, yoyo
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balloons, halos Christians Engravers – laser engraved items Cocka Doodle Diva – college purses, baby beanies and wood crafts, jewelry Cove Creek Crafts – wind mobiles (birds, bama elephant, pig, and frames Creations by Mary – bibs, burp cloths, paci holders, hairbows, etc. Designs by Hatty – Magnetic Jewelry Gilly’s Dancin Puppets – Puppets Karen Keepsakes – hand craft pressed flower domino jewelry Kewl Kreations – scarves, necklaces, penny jewelry, guitar pick jewelry KiKi Boutiki – children’s accessories (barefoot sandlas, hairbows, bowties) Lather Options, LLC – handcrafter glycerin soap, hand and bodywash, lotions, small floral arrangments Me & Mom Crafts – jewelry, paracord bracelets, keychains, etc. Our Crafty Emporium – jewelry & purses Southern Natural Soap – (not near music!) Tastefully Simple – gourment foods, pre-packaged bread, dips, soups & spices The Little Rhino – handmade hand painted home décor Tiger Stripes – hand croched jewerly and hand rolled bead jewelry Vintage Gypsy Girls Margaret Truxall – wax and hand-poured candles Debra Ashworth – children clothign, haribos, jewelry, doll clothes Doris Cook – yoyo doilies, crochet hats, scarves, etc. Jeremy Dunn – horseshoe nail jewelry Beverly Harris – craftwork shadow boxes & other crafts June Henderson – Handmade items - potholders, aprons, crocheted scarfs Rita Hutcheson-Cobbs – Paper / Beading / Painting Paula Hutt – jewerly Brenda Mitchell – purses, baby clothes and doll clothes Brandi Ricketts – crochet scarves, blankets, hats Bernice Spann – handmade crochet items Brandy & Naomi Stewart – cross necklaces, alphabet necklaces, face painting David Thompson – Ironwork
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