The Hartselle Enquirer - April 3, 2024

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Councilhiresarchitectfornewfirestation,libraryandeventcenter

ByRebekahYancey

rebekah.yancey@ hartselleenquirer.com

Atitslatestmeeting March23,theHartselle CityCouncilapproved contractswithLeonard Designsforthedevelopmentofblueprints thatwillseeanewfire station,libraryand eventcenterbuiltin Hartselle. FireStationNo.1will berelocatedtothenew buildingonShullRoad NEfromitscurrent locationat200Main St.E.Itwillbe10,000 squarefeetandwill includeequipmentbays andsleepingquarters forpersonnel.Accord-

ingtothecontractsummary,theaestheticof thenewbuildingswill alignwiththecurrent municipalbuilding. Thenewlibraryand eventcenterwillbeon donatedlandwithhistoricalsignificanceon SparkmanStreet.The librarywillspan7,500 squarefeet,whilethe adjacenteventcenter willbe13,500square feet.Thestructureswill belinkedbyashared outdoorareacoveredby acanopy. The3.5-acreplot ofland,valuedat $110,000includingthe parkinglot,holdssignificanceastheformer siteoftheHartselle MedicalCenter,which

servedthecommunity fornearly60years beforeitsclosurein 2012andsubsequent demolitionin2021.It wasdonatedtothecity byHuntsvilleHospital HealthSystemsafter theformerhealthcare centerwasdemolished.

“Weareexcitedto workwithLeonard Designonthenew buildingprojectsfor theCityofHartselle. Leonardandstaffwere greattoworkwithon theremodelofthe municipalbuilding andIamconfident thenewfacilitieswill bethesame,”Mayor RandyGarrisonsaid. Thecitywillbeusing proceedsfrombonds

Pricevillecouncil greenlightsdrug, searchdog

ByJeanCole FortheEnquirer

PRICEVILLE—Apooch fromPolandmaybecome Priceville’snextpoliceofficer—adrug-sniffingand human-trailingdog.

PricevilleCityCouncil membersagreedthisweek tospend$15,500tobring aboardaBelgianMalinois drugdogfollowingaproposalfromPricevillepolice OfficerLucasFerrell.

“Preventionisthebiggestreasonwewanttodo it,”MayorSamHeflinsaid Wednesday.“Wedon’thave abigproblemwithdrugs; wedon’twantittobecome aproblem.Wewanttohead itoffbeforeitbecomesone.”

Amessageprintedonthe backofthedepartment’s policecruiserssumsitup, hesaid.Themessagereads: “NotinPriceville.”

Heflinsaidtherehavebeen severalarrestsinvolving peopleeithercomingoffthe interstateandgettingfuel orcomingofftheinterstate andstayinginahotelwho weretransportingdrugs. Thedesiretopreventcrime andtheadditionofFerrellto thepoliceforcebroughtthe issuetotheforefrontbecause theofficerhasexpresseda desiretohaveadrugdog,the mayorsaid.

Duringthepre-meeting worksessionMonday,Ferrelltoldcouncilmembers, “Iknowthatinpriortimes acanineunithasbeenproposedtoyou.Onmultiple fronts,we’reatapointin timewhere—asadepartment,asacity—Ithink thatit’sparamountthatwe haveone.

“Justfrommypersonal experienceinthefight againstdrugsthatI’vehad sinceI’vebeenhere—a yearandahalf—it’sgetting worse,andit’snotnecessarilythatPricevilleisgoing downhill,it’sjusttheamount ofpeoplewehavecoming throughPriceville. Headdedthatthehigh schoolisgrowing.

“There’sbecomemoreand moreI’mnotgoingtosay issuesattheschoolbutI’m gonnasayasyougetbigger, issuescomewithit,”Ferrell said.

•JoyHardin •SherryKyleneChenault

LindaDoyerTerry

•JoeHarris

•RobertOlen“Bobby” Cooper

Thedepartmentisnowat apointwherestaffingand vehicleswillallowthemto startmovingforwardwith adrugandtrailingdog,he said.

“I’vevettedakennelforthe lastyear.Theyimportdogs fromoverseas,andtheyhave expeditedthetrainingprogramfromthetraditional 12to16weeksdowntotwo weeks,”hesaid.“Theway theydothatistheytrainand certifythedog.Theybring meinforatwo-weekprogramandtrainmetothe dog.Thathashelduptoa SupremeCourtstandard.” Yearlymaintenanceonthe dogincludesa$140recertificationprogram.Thereis noadditionalinsurancecost, hesaid.

Thedogandthehandler schoolcosts$12,000plus $3,000to$3,500forallthe otherequipmentneededto starttheprogram.

TheprocesstoputakennelinanewDodgeDurango policevehiclealreadyscheduledtocomeintoserviceis $1,500morethantheprisonercompartmentisalready expectedtocost,Ferrellsaid. Heisalsoresearchinga possiblegrantthatisavailable,onethatcouldcut about$7,000fromthecost. Thenext80-hourhandler schoolisaboutfourmonths away.

DuringtheregularmeetingthatfollowedMonday’s worksession,councilmembersCharlesBlack,Patrick Dean,AshleyEnglandand TommyPerryandthemayor votedtopay$15,500forthe dogandthetraining.CouncilmanMelvinDuranIII wasabsent.

•WilliamLang

•Emogene(Jean)B. Wilson

•JohnHenry

•DonnaFitzpatrick Stallions

issuedin2022tofund theprojects,Garrison said. Oncethenewstation iscompleteandoccupied,StationNo.2will berelocatedtothecurrentbuildingandbe remodeled,headded. “Thelibraryisnot ingoodconditionand conducivetoremodel, andthereisalackof parkingtheretoo,” Garrisonsaid.“The buildingwasconstructedforabankand whilethespacehas beenusefulformany years,anewmodern facilitydesignedfor today’smediausewill behelpfultoincrease programsandusefor ourlibrarypatrons.”

Aprime3.5-acreplotofland,thatwasoncehometotheHartselle MedicalCenter,wasdonatedtotheCityofHartsellebyHuntsville HospitalHealthSystemsafterthehealthcarecenterwasdemolishedin 2021.TheHartselleCityCouncilapprovedcontractswithanarchitect thispastweekfornewbuildingsthatwillincludeanewlibraryand eventcenterthatwillbebuiltonthedonatedland.

Strongman

Teenpowerhouseinvitedtocompete ininternationalstrongmanevent

ByRebekahYancey rebekah.yancey@ hartselleenquirer.com

JonathonMcCleskey,a senioratHartselleHigh School,hasprovenhimself tobeaforcetobereckoned intheworldofstrength athletics.AfterclinchingthetitleofAlabama’s StrongestTeeninAugust, McCleskeyhasreceived aninvitationtocompete intheWorld’sStrongest Under23Championship inScotlandthisfall.

McCleskey’spassionfor

strengthsportsbegantwo yearsagowhenhesawa realitydocumentaryon HuluentitledTheStrongestManinHistory.The reality-showdocumentary takesfourstrongmen, EddieHall,BrianShaw, RobertOberstandNick Bestaroundtheworld investigatingstrongmen legendsastheytrytobeat thelegendandeachother inaquesttoprovewho reallyisthestrongestman inhistory.

McCleskeywasintrigued. Shortlythereafter,fueled byhisnaturalathleticism

anddetermination,he hitthegymtoslimdown andbuildmuscle.Today hetrainsattheHartselle FitnessCenterandthe MisfitsBarbellClubin Moulton. Hisjourneytobecomingacompetitoronthe strongmanstagegained momentumwhenheparticipatedinAlabama’s StrongestManthispast August.Intotal,hehas competedinfourAlabama StrongestTeencompetitions,bringinghomethe secondandfirstplace titleinhisfirsttwoyears,

respectively.Healsocompetedintheteendivision oftheStaticMonsters eventthispastsummer thatqualifiedhisparticipationintheUSSNationals.Thatcompetitionwill beheldthisJuneinDenver,Colo. Strongmancompetitions usuallyconsistofanoverheadpress,acarryand adeadlift,accordingto McCleskey.Otherevents includeAtlasStones— sphericalstonesthatare liftedandplacedatthe

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Solareclipselocallywillbe90%totalonApril8

ByEricaSmith FortheEnquirer

AliciaCarpenterplansto seeherthirdsolareclipse onApril8,andshecan’t wait.

IntheDecaturarea,for about2½hoursbeginning at12:43p.m.thatday,a partialeclipsewillbevisible.Afewhoursdriving timetothenorthorwest, andatotaleclipsecanbe seen. Carpenter,53,ofDanville,saidshehasalways beenfascinatedwiththe planets,spaceandeverythingaboutastronomy. “Incollegeyouhaveto taketwoscienceswhen you’realiberalartsmajor,

andsoItookastronomy andgeology,”Carpentersaid.“Astronomy mighthavebeenoneof myfavoriteclassesincollege.Wemetatnightand wenttothebigtelescope atschool,andwelooked atSaturnand,well,some peoplejusthaveafascinationwithspace.I’mone ofthose.

“Thefactthatwegetto experienceactualthings goingoninspace,Iwant tobeapartofit.”

Atitsmaximalphase,the eclipseasviewedfromthe Decaturareawillbeabout 90%total.Thelasteclipse visibleinthecontiguousUnitedStateswasin August2017,andthenext onewillnotbeuntilAug.

23,2044. Carpentersaidshewill bewatchingtheeclipse withher“eclipsegroup,”in Moultonagain,asshedid duringthe2017eclipse. “I’msuperstitiousandI wanttobewiththemduringthenexteclipse,”she said. Carpenterwasbornin 1970andsaidshecan rememberherfirsteclipse experienceduringher childhood. “Icanrememberusmakingtheeclipseboxesout ofmilkcartonsorsomethingingradeschooland uslookingattheeclipse,” shesaid.“That’stheonly otheroneIremember besidesthatlastonein 2017.”

JohnGolben,Calhoun CommunityCollege astronomy,physicalscienceandphysicsinstructor,saidsolareclipses happenwhenthemoon crossestheeclipticplane betweentheEarthandthe sun.Inthepathoftotality, themoonwilllineupperfectlybetweentheEarth andthesun,blottingout thesunlight.Itwillslice adiagonallinefromthe southwesttothenortheast acrossNorthAmerica, brieflyplungingcommunitiesalongthetrackinto darkness. LocallyonApril8,the moonwillblock90%of thesun.

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JonathonMcCleskeywillcompeteinaninternationalstrongmancontestinScotland

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JoyHardin

FuneralservicesforJoy Hardin,64,wereheld

Thursday,March28,2024, at4:00PMatPeckFuneral HomeChapelwithBro. TimHardinofficiatingand PeckFuneralHomedirecting.Theburialwillbein CookCemetery. Mrs.Hardindiedon

Monday,March25,2024, atBaptistMedicalCenterPrinceton.Shewasborn

December24,1959,in MorganCountytoWilliamWayneWatsonand BettySueSlatenWatson. ShemarriedJimmyHardin onSeptember29,1978,in MorganCounty.Sheworked inthementalhealthfield, asacareprovider,forover 25years,servingthecommunitybyhelpingdisabled adults.Joytrulylivedlifefor othersandlovedtakingcare ofpeople.Joyhadtheabilitytoreachpeopleinapositivewayandmadeapositiveimpactineveryone’slife thatshetouched.Preceding herindeathwereherparents,BettyandWayneWatsonandadaughter,JenniferHardinPrater. Survivorsincludeherhusband,JimmyHardin;son, JosephHardin(Brandi); daughters,JessicaNash (Aubrey),JamieJones (Joe),andJulieCoats(Roberts);brothers,TonyWatson(Becky),JerryWatson, andJoeWatson(Rhonda); ninegrandchildren;son-inlaw,StevenPrater. Thepallbearerswillbe TylerWatson,AubreyNash, RobertCoats,JoeJones, KennyWatson,ChrisWatsonandStevenPrater.

SherryKylene Chenault Trinity

FuneralserviceforSherry KyleneChenault,62,was

heldThursday,March28, 2024at1:00PMatPeck FuneralHomeChapelwithBro.BillBecker officiatingandPeck FuneralHomedirecting. BurialwillbeinMorris ChapelCemeteryin LawrenceCounty. Ms.Chenaultpassedaway onWednesday,March27, 2024.ShewasbornJanuary 17,1962,inLawrenceCounty,toKyleChenaultand LoisKeyChenault,who precededherindeath. Sherrywasatitleabstractor,priortopassing. Survivorsincludehersignificantother,Randy Darnell;andsister, ShelbaChenaultSims. PallbearerswillbePallbearerswillbeMikeDarnell,RonnieDarnell,Mike Gillam,JeffClemonsand StanleyMartin.

LindaDoyerTerry Sommerville

AVisitationgatheringwill beheldonSaturday,March 30,2024,from1:00PMto 3:00PMatPeckFuneral Home.Theburialwillbe inOldLibertyCemeteryin TownCreek,Alabama.No otherservicesarescheduled. Mr.Terrypassedawayon Wednesday,March27,2024 athisresidence.Hewasborn April25,1937,inLawrence County,toThomasZachariah“Zack”TerryandGoldie “Belle”MoatsTerry.Lincolnwasaproudmember ofUnionChurchofChrist, aretiredBoilermakerfor Local108,adevotedhusband,fatherandgrandfather.Hewasprecededin deathbyhisparents,three brothers,fivesisters,anda stepdaughter,AgethaDotson.

Survivorsincludehiswife, GaylaJoanTerry;son, JamesDanielTerry;stepsons,WilliamThomasHolt (Miranda),WaylonMat-

OBITUARIES

thewHolt(Melanie),Levi WallsandWayneWalls; daughters,GoldieAnnDuve (Mark),SheliaDuve(Luke), PatriciaDarleneTerry; stepdaughters,DelissaGail Holt(Chris),VickieHoward andJeannaMcDonald;25 grandchildren,CoreyHolt, CourtneyHamilton,BrileyHolt,BriarHolt,Jayda GunterHolt,LilaHolt, JustinMcDonald,Rusty McDonald,EricWalls,Erica Walls,AmyStietz,Mark Duve(Linda),Matthew Duve,CandyDuve,Ben Duve(Darcy),DustinDuve (TaraSwadley),JordanDuve (Stephanie),HayleyHenkes(Conner),JacobTerry (Sandy),GrantTerry(Natasha),JamesTerry(Dakota), AdamTerry,HollyLoomis Standing(Skylar),Douglas DanielandAlexEdgar;and 29great-grandchildren. PallbearerswillbeFamily andFriends.

JoeHarris

Hartselle

FuneralserviceforJoeHarris,62,willbeFriday,March 29,2024at1:00PMatPeck FuneralHomeChapelwith GlennWaddellofficiating andPeckFuneralHome directing.Theburialwill beinEbenezerCemetery (MorganCounty),Falkville, Alabama.Visitationwillbe Thursday,March28,2024, from6:00to8:00PMat PeckFuneralHome.

directing.Themusicwillbe byRandyVest.Theburial willbeinHartselleCity Cemetery.Visitationwillbe from2:00to3:00PMat PeckFuneralHome.

Mr.Cooperpassedaway onMonday,March25, 2024,athisresidence.He wasbornFebruary26,1938, inMorganCountytoOlen RoyCooperandIcyDell BishopCooper.Bobbywas a1956graduateofMCHS, inHartselle,wherehe excelledinfootball.Healso playedfootballatJacksonvilleStateUniversity.He wasemployedatMonsantofor39yearsworkingin theBoilerHouse.Hewas afoundingmemberofthe St.LukeUnitedMethodist Church,wasaTrusteefor thechurchandaSunday Schoolteacher.Bobbywent onseveralMissionTrips tohelptheyouthdepartmentrepairhomes.Athis workshop,hemadekeepsakefurnitureitemsforhis family.Evenafterasevere stroke28yearsago,hewent totheHolyLandwithhis church,andtoGermany, CanadaandHawaiiwith hisfamily.Precedinghim indeathwerehisparents;a daughter,SusanGrisham; andinfantgrandchildren, AllisonandDavidCooper. Survivorsincludehiswife, FloraHammondCooper; son,HalCooper(Laura); son-in-law,GlynnGrisham (Wynn);fivegranddaughters;onegrandson;five great-grandchildren;sister, LuciaFayeJohnson.

awoodcraftsman,adrummerinabandatonetime, wasapilotandaBoat Captianandlovedboating. CaptainDalewasa“Jackof alltrades”anda masterofmany.Hewillbe missedbythosewhoknew andlovedhim. Hewasprecededindeathby hisparentsandhiswife. Survivorsincludehissons, StevenDouglasWeaverand ChristopherDouglasWeaver (Dotty);sister,SandyVollman;grandchildren,Jason DaleWeaver,BrittniNicole Springer,ChristopherEllery WeaverandCortaniAnnette Wilson;12great-grandchildren;nieceandnephew, NancyandBrianVollman. PallbearerswillbeDavid Hopkins,MatthewLindeman,ChristopherWeaver, JasonWeaverandKevin Lukowski.

WilliamLang LaceysSpring

Survivorsincludehersons, DavidP.Wilson(Dianne) andRodneyL.Wilson (Ann);sixgrandchildren; 14great-grandchildrenand twogreat-greatgrandchildren.

JohnHenry Sommerville

CaptainDale

DouglasWeaver

Falkville

FuneralserviceforCaptain DaleDouglasWeaver,84,

Mr.HarrisdiedonTuesday,March26,2024,at hisresidence.Hewasborn September28,1961,in MorganCountytoJohnnie GreerHarrisandBettyJean WoodallHarrisWaits.He wasemployedbyHartselle Utilities,intheGasDepartment,priortohispassing. Hewasprecededindeath byhismother,BettyJean WoodallWaits;hisstepfather,EnnisWaits;stepmother,WandaHarrisand astepsister,TeresaHemingway. Survivorsincludehis father,JohnnieGreerHarris;daughters,MistyNicole Bray(Lee)andJenniferBrookeHarvel(Josh); brother,AlanHarris;sisters,CindyHarrisJohns (Talton)andAmandaHarrisDougherty(Todd);four grandchildren;threegreatgrandchildren. Thepallbearerswillbe JohnnySmith,Steven Staggs,JeremyHolland, GaryShadden,MikeWoodallandA.J.Robinson.

RobertOlen“Bobby” Cooper Meridian,Miss.

FuneralserviceforRobert Olen“Bobby”Cooper,86, willbeWednesday,March 27,2024,at3:00PMatPeck FuneralHomeChapelwith Bro.BobbyRayHalbrooks, Bro.HaroldThompsonand Bro.ZekeHaseldenofficiatingandPeckFuneralHome

willbeSaturday,April 6,2024,at1:00PMatPeck FuneralHomeChapelwith PeckFuneralHome directing.Burialwillbein EbenezerCemeteryinMorganCounty. Weaverpassedawayon Wednesday,March27, 2024,atDecaturMorgan Hospital.Hewasborn November5,1939,inIndiana,toEarlT.Weaverand MarvelMaeAshWeaver. Hewasemployedasacontractor-dockmaster,prior tohisretirement.He livedlifebigandtothefullest.Hewasfullofgenerosity and selflessnessandwasmischievousandcouldprankthe stewoutofyou.Hewas

WilliamLangpassedaway onWednesday,March27, 2024.HewasbornMarch7, 1943,inMorganCounty,to WilliamBradfordLangand LulaMaeThompsonLang. Williamwasretiredfrom 3MinDecaturafter 32yearsofdedicated employment.Hewasa belovedhusband,father, grandfatheranduncle,who enjoyedspendingtime withfamilyandfriends.He alsoenjoyedtakingwalks withhisdog,Harah, whenhecould. Hewasprecededindeath byhisfatherWilliamB. Lang,hismother,LulaMae ThompsonLang,sisters; GladysLang,WilesaResse LandandMarthaLeeUbanks andhisbrother;JerryLang. SurvivingishislovingWife of59years,BarbaraLang; sons,TommyLang(Melissa)andMichaelLang(Beverly);grandchildren,Grace andNoahLang;andahost ofniecesandnephews. FuneralserviceforWilliam Lang,81,washeldMonday,April1,2024at1:00 PMatPeckFuneralHome ChapelwithBro.Michael GunterofficiatingandPeck FuneralHomedirecting. BurialwillbeinValhermoso SpringsCemetery.

Emogene(Jean)

B.Wilson

AvisitationforMr.John HenrywasSaturday,March 30,2024from3:00 to4:00PMwithaCelebrationofLifeServicetofollowat4:00PMat DestinyChurch,24RailroadAve,Falkville.Dr. JeromeWardwillbe officiatingandPeckFuneralHomeishandlingthe arrangements. Mr.Henrypassedaway Thursday,March27,2024, athisresidencein Somervilleattheageof87. HewasborntoGeorgeand PattiSmallwoodHenry onApril24,1936,inMorganCounty,Ala. Hewasaveteranofthe U.S.Navywaswellknown forhiswatermelons, pumpkinsandgardenvegetables.Hewasasimple manwholovedhischildren andgrandchildren. Heisprecededindeathby hisparents,brothers,Leo, James,Gene,Hoyt, GeorgeB.andLoydHenry andsisters,Kathleen Lorance,RosieDrainand PaulineHenry Survivorsincludehisson, JohnDarenHenry;daughter,Johnna Watts(Tony)andthree grandchildren,ZacWatts (Sarah)andKari Watts.

Donna FitzpatrickStallions

Decatur

Amemorialservicefor DonnaFitzpatrickStallions washeldTuesday,April2, 2024at2:00PMatFirst

Falkville AGravesideFuneralserviceandIntermentforEmogene(Jean)B.Wilson,98, willbeFriday,March29, 2024at4:00PMatHartselle MemoryGardenswith Dr.CharlesOwensofficiatingandPeckFuneralHome directing.Novisitation isscheduled. Mrs.Wilsonpassedawayon Thursday,March28,2024, atSummerfordNursing Home.ShewasbornDecember20,1925,inEtowah County,toPrestonBaswell andWilliePerkinsBaswell. Shewasemployedbythe UniversityofAlabama inBirminghamasan AdministrativeAssistantfortheChiefMedical ResidenceOffice,priorto herretirement.Shewas amemberofShilohBaptistChurchinSomerville, Alabamaandservedas theChurchPianistat CherryStreetBaptistin Attalla, Ala. Shewaspreceded indeathbyherhusbandandherparents.

UnitedMethodistchurchin HartsellewithBro.Mike PopeofficiatingandPeck funeralhomedirecting. DonnawasbornonAugust 13,1948,toCharlesandWilleneFitzpatrickin Tennessee. Mrs.Stallionswenttobe withourlordonMarch27, 2024,followingalong battlewithcancer. Donnagraduatedfrom OakRidgeHighSchoolin OakRidge,Tenn.in1966 and movedwithherfamilyto variouscitiesbeforesettlinginAlabamain1982 wheretheyaremembersof FirstMethodistChurchof Hartselle.Mrs. Stallionstaughtpreschool for30yearsatCentral UnitedMethodistChurch inDecatur,whereshe touchedmanylivesinthe community.She foundedthefriendsUsed BookSaleRoomatthe DecaturPublicLibraryand theTuesdayafternoon bookgroup.Donnawasan avidwalkerandenjoyed observingGod’sworkin nature.Shewaspreceded indeathbyherfather CharlesMorganFitzpatrick andhernephewCraigFitzpatrick. Survivorsincludeher husband,MikeStallions; son,JohnMichaelStallions;daughter,Michelle Stallions;mother,Willene Fitzpatrick;twobrothers, RichardFitzpatrickand ChrisFitzpatrick(JoAnne); sister,LisaFitzpatrick Howard(Macky);four grandchildren,Michael McKee,MollieMcKee, JohnCharlesStallionsand SophiaStallions. InLieuofflowers,donationscanbemadetoFirst MethodistChurch inHartselle.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Items for the calendar of events can be emailed to news@hartselleenquirer. com by noon on the Monday prior to Wednesday publication.

All month

Weight Watchers meetings are Mondays at 5:30 p.m. at the civic center. Weigh-in begins 5 p.m. For more info, visit www. weightwatchers.com.

A cancer support group meetsonthefirstMonday ofeachmonthat6p.m.at

the Pleasant Place building. Any person with any type of cancer is invited to attend.Formoreinformation,call784-5694.

KimRobertson,aformer University of Alabama Crimsonette, instructs a girls baton class for ages 5 and older in the basics of baton at the civic center. Thefeeforthisclassis$50 per month. Classes meet on Thursday afternoons. Call the civic center for details.

All mothers of active duty reserve or honorably discharged military service members are invited to attend monthly meetings of Blue Star Mothers ofAmerica,Inc.TheMorganCountyChaptermeets the first Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. at East Highland Baptist Church inHartselle.

Priceville Palace, 716 NE Thompson Road, Priceville, will have Ricky D the Dancing DJ Fridays from 7-10 p.m. Saturdays will feature a dance class from 6-7 p.m. followed by Country Editions Band from 7-10 p.m. For more infocall256-353-4362.

Hartselle Hope AA Meetings meets at the followingtimes:MondaySaturday at 5:30 and 7 p.m.; Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon, Sundays at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Located 527 Sparkman St. SW. For more information call 256606-6211, 256-778-9081 or 256-345-4392

The American Legion Auxiliary Post 52 meets on the first Thursday of every month. The event is open to women veteran including the spouse’s daughters and mothers, of veterans interested in joining the American Legion. The meetings are held at the John Thompson Post 52 Legion Hall located at 1110 Sparkman St. NW. For more info, callLaurieCooperat256612-7444.

JMK Martial Arts- Join

JMK Martial Arts & FitnessattheHartselleCivic Center and build a more confident you! Martial

arts and fitness classes are available for kids and adults. Classes are divided into age groups as follows; Pre-Kubs (ages 3-4), Lil Kubs (ages 5-7), Kid Kubs (ages 8-10), Jr. Kubs (ages 11-14) and adults (ages 15 and older). Classes include karate, HapKiDo, wrestling/grappling, sparring, self defense, fitness and conditioning. See www. JMKMartialArts.com for a schedule and pricing.

Hartselle Public Library offers Preschool Storytime every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.

TOPS club AL0161 meetsMondaysat10a.m. at Hartselle First Christian Church. Join us to Take Off Pounds Sensibly. For more information, call Katie at 256-4763696 or Mona at 256502-9042

Hartselle Nutrition Center invites seniors to join area senior citizens, ages 55 and older, for mornings of games, food and good times. Participants also go on monthly outings and play bingo and cards, along with other activities. Suggested donation for the daily lunch is $1.25 per person.Anyonewhodoesnot havetransportationtothe center can call Steve at 256-773-0786. Arrangements will be made for free NARCOG transit. The nutrition center is open Mon. through Fri., excluding holidays, from 8 a.m. until noon.

Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered, 12-step program for anyone with a hurt, habit or hang-up, meetsat5:30p.m.atFirst UnitedMethodistChurch in Hartselle. Meetings are every Monday night, including a free meal at 5:30 p.m. and the group meeting at 6:15 p.m. Celebrate Recovery aims to offer a safe place to meet with others who are also seekinghealing.Formore info email jhand@fumchartselle.org.

FalkvilleVFW,locatedat 784 Culver Road, hosts bingo every Friday night at 5:45 p.m. For more information, call 256-784 5747.

Narcotics Anonymous Meeting List: Sunday at 6 on Zoom. ID # 622385025 Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. in person. In person meetings are held at 406 Pine Ave. SW, Decatur.

Mackenzie Jackson named to Dean’s List at Palmer College of Chiropractic SpecialtotheEnquirer

Mackenzie Jackson of Hartselle has been named to the 2023 fall trimester Dean’s List at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s

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EFSP Media Notice 2024

Morgan County has been chosen to receive $24,866 in Federal funds to supplement and expand emergency food and shelter programs in the county. Nonprofit, faith-based, and governmental organizations that provide food, shelter, and supportive services within the program’s intent are encouraged to request more information along with an application. Contact United Way of Morgan County for an application. You may e-mail info@uwmcal. org or pick up an application at the United Way building located at 115 1st Avenue NE, Decatur, AL 35601. The deadline for completed applications to be returned is April 19, 2024.

top of a platform, and Log Presses, log like bars that are lifted and rolled on the chest before being pressed above the head.

After a competition, McCleskey said it can take uptoaweekforhisbodyto return to normal.

“There’s a lot of ice baths and massages involved,” he said.“Itcantakeafewdays of rest and recuperation to heal.”

The chance to represent his hometown of Hartselle andAlabamaonaninternational platform is a dream come true for the young athlete. McCleskey is preparing to face off against some of the strongest competitors from around the world in Paisley, Scotland Nov. 30. According to the competition’s official website, there are 12 other Americans participating.

In preparation for the World’sStrongestUnder23

Championship, McCleskey has intensified his training regimen under the guidance of experienced coaches and mentors, including Chris Jacheo of Kaos Strength. His workouts consistofstrengthtraining, conditioning and specialized exercises tailored to strongman competitions. Additionally, McCleskey pays close attention to his diet, ensuring that he fuels his body with the nutrients it needs to perform at peak levels during competition. “That’s the hardest part,” McCleskey said. “The training is fun but making sure I get enough protein every day is hard.”

Jacheo said McCleskey’s invitation to Scotland is a good example of the amount of effort he displays when he competes. “I’ve been working with (him) for about two years, and he shows a great deal of potential,” Jacheo said. “The progress he’s made since then and displayed at highly competitive state

competitions absolutely puts him among the world class teen strongman athletes. I have the luxury of picking the athletes I train and I’mveryselective.I’mlooking forward to working with (him) for many years to come, keeping him healthy and ultimately reaching our goal of competing at World’s Strongest Man. I can easily see thathappeninginthenext five years, which is perfect for him as an athlete, as the sport is really starting to grow in popularity.”

McCleskey is currently fundraising for his trip

to the competition. Family friends have set up a GoFundMe account that can be found online and he is also searching for local sponsorships. The goal to cover the cost of the flight and accommodation is estimated at $6,000.

McCleskey is the son of Garion and Cecilia McCleskey of Hartselle. He will graduate from Hartselle High School May 20. He is currently dual enrolled in college courses in cyber security and plans to pursue a career in the field after graduation.

PHOTOS BY JERONIMO NISA

One of the events in strongman competitions is weight deadlifting.Inthis image, Jonathon McCleskey deadlifts 405 pounds in training.

There’sanundeniablesense ofrenewalintheairas springsettlesinandpaints itsvibranthuesacrossourstate.

However,formanyresidents,myself included,thisseasonbringsnotjust blossomsandwarmerweather,but alsoarelentlessonslaughtofallergensthatseemdeterminedtowreak havoconoursinusesandoverall wellbeing.Ivisited‘home’thispast weekendandwitnessedmuchofit ridingonasidebysideacrossmy familyfarminShelbyCounty.

Fromthepicturesquebloomsof azaleastothegoldenpollenclouds driftingthroughtheair,there’sno escapingnature’sannualassaulton ourrespiratorysystems.Forallergy

DuringthebattleofGettysburg,twomassiveforces clashedinwhatmosthistorianscallthedecisivebattleofthe CivilWar.Asitbecameclearthe engagementwasinevitableeachside triedtopositionitselftogainthebest advantageonthefieldofbattle.The mostaskedquestionbyGeneralsLee andMeadwas,“Isthisgoodground” referringnottothefertilityofthesoil buttothelayofthelandandhowit couldprovideastrategicedge. TherollingfieldsofSouthernPennsylvaniaarecomposedofexcellent soilandproviderichharvests.At thetimeofthebattleinearlyJulyof 1863,thelikelihoodofagoodharvest wasexcellent.Theplantswereflourishingunderbalmyweather.But littleremainedintheblood-soaked fieldsexceptfallensoldiersnumbered inthethousandswhenthecanonand riflefireceased. Whenthehorrorsofthewarhad movedontoothergrounds,thefields ofGettysburgwouldbecalledhal-

Tothescientificworldits taraxacum;toacountryclub greenskeeperitsseedsblow inthe breezeandplantthemselvesinto everynightmaretheyhaveeverhad. Thegeneralpubliccalls itaweed,buttomyalmostfiveyear oldlittlegirlit’ssomethingaltogether different;whenshe

seesadandelionintheyard,she doesn’tseeanon-nativeplantdead setonruiningthe perfectlymanicuredlawnsofsuburbanites.Sheseesaworldofpossibilitiesinallthoselittle seeds.

Thismorningaswepulledintothe

suffererslikemyself,every breathbecomesabattle againsttheinvisibleparticlesthattriggersneezing fits,itchyeyesandincessantsniffles–especially whenthesidebysidetakes adetourthrough4-foot-tall sagegrass. Thisyear,inparticular, seemstoheraldanespeciallypotentpollenseason.The treesaresheddingtheirpollenwithgusto,transformingthegentlebreezeintoaveritable stormofallergens.Evenindoors,the pollenmanagestofinditsway,settlingonsurfacesandinfiltratingour sanctuariesofsolace.Nottomen-

RebekahYancey Managing Editor

tionthepethairthatis aconstantproblemin myhome. Thishasledmetoa searchfortheperfect airpurifier-onethat cantackleAlabama’s springtimeallergens and120poundsof dogdanderwithouta problem.Myhusband, whoworksalldayin theoutdoorelements aroundrelentlessdust andconcretecouldalsobenefitfrom arespiratoryrespite. Evenamidstthesneezesand sniffles,Idoenjoyspringtime.It isessentialnottolosesightofthe

Goodground

lowedgroundbyPresidentLincoln.Despitethe destructionofthecrops anddesecrationofthe land,thegroundbeganto recoverandhidethescars inflicteduponit.WhenI visitedthebattlefieldsome yearsagoonlymonuments erectedtothememoryof fallensoldiersremainto indicateamightybattle hadoncerageduponthe land.Thefieldsindeed weregoodgroundthat healeditselfunderthehandofits creator.

A.RayLee Columnist

Inthelate1980s,Yellowstone NationalPark,thecrownjewelof theUnitedStatesNationalParkSystem,wasravagedbywildfiresthat rageduncontrollablyovermuchof itdestroyingforests,animalsand theirhabitat,andwhateverlaybefore it.Onlybythecourageousefforts ofthosewhoriskedtheirliveswas theiconicOldFaithfulInnsaved.

SomeyearslaterEffie andIwereabletospend severalnightsthere.Duringthedayswedrovefor milesthroughthatwhich hadbeenburned.Itwas encouragingtoseeyoung treesgrowinginabundancewherejustafew yearsbeforetherewere onlycharredtreetrunks infieldsofashes.Todayit wouldbehardtofindscars ofthedisasteronthegood ground.

WhenIdrivedownEvergreenRoad andpasswhathadbeenmygrandfather’sfarm,anindeliblepictureoften entersmyconsciousnessofatimea fewdaysafterapowerfultornadoin 1955haddestroyedhishouseandall thefarmbuildings.Ihadcomehome fromcollegetoseeGranddadand toviewthedamage.Afterdestroyingallthebuildings,thestormhad unrelentinglycontinuedthrougha scopeoftimberwithitsdestructive

Wishingflower

parkinglotatchurch,over theswellsofsteelguitar coming throughthetruckspeakers,becausewhatelse wouldyoulistentoonthe waytoEasterservices otherthanRayPrice’s CrazyArms,Iheardafaint voicefromthebackseat. “Lookatallofthosewishingflowers,”mynearlyfive yearolddaughtersaid. “They’resopretty.” Inapatchofgrasstowards thebackoftheparkinglot, thereweredandelionsall overtheplace;

thelittlemedianwasso whiteitlookedasthough somehowasnowstorm hadsnuckuponus andsomehowonlyfell onthatsinglelittlestrip ofgrass.Shewalkedover andgrabbedasingle dandelion,closedher eyestightly,andblewas hardasshecould. Wemadeourway acrosstheparkinglot andIheardherwhisper, “Ihopemywishcomes true.”

Iaskedwhatshewished for,andovertheobjectionsofher

Blastfromthepast

beautythatthisseasonbringsto Alabama.Despitetheallergens lurkingineverycorner,there’s anundeniablemagicinwatchingnatureawakenfromitswinter slumber.So,aswearmourselves withtissuesandantihistamines, let’salsotakeamomenttoappreciatethebreathtakingspectacleof springintheHeartofDixie. Intheend,whilethepollenmay beouttogetus,werefusetolet itdampenourspiritsordiminish ourappreciationforthewonders oftheseason.Withanextradose ofZyrtecbyourside,we’llweather thestormofallergensreadyto embracethejoysofspringinall itsglory.

windsleavingfallenandbrokentrees wrappedintinanddebris.Thatisall inthepastfortodaytheareapresents apleasantpastoralscene.Thegood groundhasrecovered. Inmyyouth,littlefarmsneeded toutilizeeveryacreinaproductive way.Oftencertainfieldsthathad beenabusedandlosttheirstrength werefencedforpastures.Theywere allowedtolayfallowandundisturbed bytheploughtogrowgrassesupon whichthecowsandotherlivestock wouldgraze.Eventually,theymight beputbackinrowcrops.Those fieldstooweregoodground. “AndGodsaidlettheearthbring forthgrass,theherbyieldingseed, andthefruittreeyieldingfruitafter hiskind,whoseseedisinitself,upon theearth:Anditwasso.AndGod sawitwasgood.AndGodmade thebeastoftheearthafterhiskind, cattle,andcreepingthingandbeast oftheearthafterhiskind.AndGod sawthatitwasgood.”(Genesis1:11, 24,25)

brotherswhofearedshewouldjinx herwish,shetoldmethatshehad wishedthatherboobooonherarm wouldgoaway.Iresisted theurgetomakeitateaching momentaboutsuperstitionand God’ssovereigntyandinstead justsoakedintheinnocenceofit all. Itmademegladthatherbiggest problemsofarinlifeisacutshegot onhertrampoline;italso remindedmethatlifeisallabout perspective.Ifweallcouldseeafield ofdandelionsandseea wealthofyetunfulfilledwishes, maybewewouldbeasoptimisticas mylittlegirl.

Competingagainst11otherteamsintheNortheastAlabamaDistrictTournamentatFt.Paynethisweekareall-starofHartselleJunior BabeRuthLeague,Theplayersandteamofficialsarepicturedabove,fromleft,asfollows:(kneeling)DaleWhitaker,BradSharp, BillyLott,WayneMaze,TonyWallace,KenKirbyandJeffHardin,batboy.(secondrow)TimSpeegle.LarryKirkpatrick,JeffGray, LenClemonsandDavidDean,(backrow)BobbyHalbrooks,CharleyHardin.Coach,CraigByrd,DougSharp,RichardMcGhee,Red

Countybybeingaleader andapositiveinfluencein ourcommunity.Wewill reportthenewsandevents honestly,fairly,andaccurately.Wewillpromotearea commerceandbusinessand provideforthewelfareof ouremployees;ourgreatest asset.Livingandworking sidebysidewithourreadersandadvertisers,wewill actaccordingtotheGolden Rule,treatingothersaswe wishtobetreated.

Wallace,Coach,andKyleKirby,manager.PhotoCourtesyoftheHartselleHistoricalSociety.

JacobHatcher Community Columnist

Azaleas: An Alabama beauty

By Katie Nichols For the Enquirer

Springtime is showtime for azaleas in Alabama landscapes. Bursting with blooms and color, azaleas are the stars of spring.

Lucy Edwards, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System’s coordinator for Chilton County, said azaleas may be the most popular flowering shrubs in Alabama.

Buying plants

For azaleas, gardeners will get the most vibrant display of flowers by buying and planting a mass of a single variety instead of using many varieties and colors. However, purchasing different azalea varieties and colors and planting them together can prolong bloom time.

When buying plants, select ones that are sturdy and have a good branch system. Avoid buying plants with weak, spindling growth. This usually means the plant has a poor root system or that plants were grown too closely together in the nursery.

The best size to buy is 12 to 16 inches tall, because smaller plants are more likely to be injured by cold weather.

Azaleasareusuallybought as container-grown plants. Sometimes the plant can bepot-bound,meaningthe azalea may have a mass of roots growing around the outside of the ball of soil.

“Take the plant out of the container before you buy

it,” Edwards said. “Make sure the roots are healthy and completely fill the pot.

If you notice plants are pot-bound when you take them out of the container, massage the root ball to loosen some of the roots before planting.” Edwards said gardeners can also pull some of the roots at the bottom of the root ball. This will help roots to spread out and grow away from the original ball of container-potting medium.

Planting azaleas Azaleas can be planted any time of the year if people provide adequate water. Most people buy azaleas in the spring, when theplantsareblooming,so they can choose the right color combinations. However, fall is probably the best time to plant, because the plants can become better established before hot weather arrives.

“Carefully consider your planting site for azaleas,” Edwardssaid.“Pickaplace with light-to-moderate shade. Azaleas receiving some shade during the winter usually suffer less cold damage. During hot weather, the flowers last longer on plants in filtered shade. Late-blooming varieties need to be in partial shade to prevent sun scald to the flowers.”

Pine trees with moderate-filtered shade provide the ideal protection for azaleas. However, heavy shade throughout the day may reduce flower production and result in

spindly growth. Evergreen trees or tall shrubs with low branches make good windbreaks and attractive backgrounds for an azalea bush. Shallow-rooted trees — such as oaks, elms and maples — may compete with azaleas for moisture and nutrients. If necessary, create raised beds for the azaleas by adding pine bark or peat moss to improve drainage and lower pH. These beds should be 10 to 12 inches deep. This depth provides an artificial environment likealargecontainer.Additionalwateringisrequired. Avoid building raised beds over tree roots, as it can be stressful and potentially damaging to the tree. Consider soil conditions Gardeners should always consider soil conditions when selecting a planting site. Azaleas require an acidicsoilpH(5.5)togrow well, so you need to check the soil pH of the planned site before buying azaleas. To determine soil pH, submit a soil sample to the Auburn University Soil, Forage and Water Testing Laboratory. More information about soil testing is available on the “Submitting Samples for Soil Testing”webpageatwww.aces. edu.

If test results show a pH above 6.5, you can expect to spend additional money and effort to maintain the proper pH range for plant growth. Because of this, you may want to consider using other types of landscape plants for that site.

Free Medicare class to be offered at Falkville Public Library

Special to the Enquirer

Do you know the A, B, C and Ds of Medicare? A free Medicare educational meeting conducted by a benefit advisor specializing in Medicare will be held April 22 at 1 p.m. at the Falkville PublicLibrary.

Attendees can expect to better understand options as they become eligible for Medicare benefits. The fol-

“If someone has eclipse glasses, then they should see significant coverage of the sun. However, 10% of the sun’s light is still very bright and very dangerous,” Golben said. “We will experience a dimming of light during the eclipse, but it will not get dark.”

Golben said there will be a minor change in temperature. “At maximum eclipse, there will be less direct energy from the sun,” he said. “But the atmosphere will retain residual heat. So, while the sun dims, there will be a slight chill.”

The entire eclipse will take about 2½ hours, Golben said.

“Locally, the eclipse will begin at 12:43 p.m. on April 8,” he said. “It will reach maximum coverage at 2:02 p.m. The eclipse will finally end at 3:19 p.m.”

Thetotalsolareclipsewill

cross 15 states, from Texas to Maine.

Dr. Chris Teichmiller, an

lowing information will be coveredduringtheinformationalmeeting: Defining Medicare and its parts

How and when to enroll inMedicare,aswellaswhat happens if you are already onMedicareandturning65

When you are allowed to change plans (annual enrollment and special enrollmentperiods) Medicare Health Plan

optometrist at MyEyeDr., said you should never look directly at the sun, even with sunglasses on, but especially not during the eclipse. He said special glasses are made for viewing the solar eclipse, but even with those you should only stare directly at the eclipse for short intervals.

NASA recommends that an eclipse only be viewed with glasses that meet ISO 12312-2 standards, which it says are “thousands of timesdarker”thanconventional sunglasses. “If you’re outside the range of totality, which we are going to be, well, just like when you try to look up at the sun and it’s very uncomfortable, looking at it for more than a few seconds can actually cause some permanent damage to our central vision,” Teichmiller said. Staring at the sun during the eclipse, Teichmiller said, can cause solar retinopathy, also known as eclipse retinopathy.

“Basically,itcausesaburn to the center part of our vision,” he said. “It can result in permanent vision

Sonja Hyatt and Theresa Goode prepare for the Morgan Master Gardener Association’s plant sale in 2022. This year’s sale will be April 13-14 at the Point Mallard Park.

By Bayne Hughes For the Enquirer

The Morgan County Master Gardeners Foundation’s annual plant sale returns on April 13-14 at PointMallardPark. The sale will offer an array of options, from hanging baskets to native plants.Theeventpromises something for every gardeningenthusiast. Attendees can explore a selection of hanging baskets, annuals, perennials, shrubs, vegetables, herbs,

succulents, and renowned pass-alongplantsnativeto theSouth.

Ramsey Huffman, president of the Morgan CountyMasterGardenersFoundation,encouragespatrons to arrive early for the best selection.Pre-plantedcontainers and hanging baskets will be ready for any patioorporch.

Expert gardeners will be stationed at the Ask A Master Gardener table, offering advice and conducting free soil pH testing throughout the event.

Attendees are welcome to bring soil samples for testing. A typical sample should fill half of a 1-quart plasticstoragebag. The plant sale will run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April13and1to4p.m.on April 14. The sale will be heldevenifitrains.

Paymentscanbemadeby checkorcashonly.Service dogs are the only animals permitted at the venue.

ContactAileenRussellat 256-656-5165 or maprussell@caincreek.com for more information.

Digging dogs: The American Kennel Club offers tips to prevent your dog from digging

American Kennel Club

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loss and loss of central vision. In lower doses or in milder cases it may be reversible, but it may take up to 12 months to do so.”

Teichmiller said another way to look at the eclipse is through a pinhole effect.

“You can punch tiny holes through a piece of paper,” hesaid.“Youholditupand you look at the shadows it creates on the ground. You can adjust it and see the effects of the eclipse that way.”

Golben said from Texas all the way to Niagara Falls, New York, will have a total eclipse. “Probably the closest destination for someone from north Alabama will be Paducah, Kentucky,” he said. “That is about a 4½ hour drive, assuming good traffic conditions.”

Among the cities from which a total solar eclipse will be visible are Dallas, Little Rock, Arkansas, Indianapolis, Cleveland and Buffalo, New York.

Golben said solar eclipses typically happen somewhere on the Earth’s surface every few years.

“Ithastodowithhowthe

Do you constantly find your dog digging holes whenever they get the chance? Some breeds, particularly terriers and some hounds, are more inclined to this behavior because it is in their genes. However, digging can also be an outlet of frustration when dogs have a lot of bottledup energy that needs to be released.

While digging is quite a common issue, this behavior can be improved with sometimeandtraining.To helpdogownerskeeptheir yardsintact,TheAmerican

sun’s position, the moon’s position at new phase, and the Earth’s position line up,” he said. Solar eclipses do not occur at regular intervals, Golben said. “It varies on the probability of the moon crossing the plane at just the right time,” he said. “Of course we had a total solar eclipse just seven years ago. However, the next one after this will not occur for another 20 years.”

TheNationalSolarObservatoryrecommendsfollowing these safety procedures when viewing the eclipse:

• Always inspect eclipse glasses before use; if scratched or damaged, discard them. Always supervise children using eclipse filters.

• Stand still and cover your eyes with your eclipse glassesbeforelookingupat the sun. After glancing at the sun, turn away before removing your glasses — do not remove them while looking at the sun.

• Do not look at the uneclipsedorpartiallyeclipsed sun through an unfiltered camera, telescope, binocu-

KennelClubsharesthefollowingtips:

• Mental and physical stimulation: It is important to provide your dog with mental stimulation through daily play and training sessions. Try teaching your dog basic commands to keep their mind busy. Be sure to also provide plenty of physical exercise to release their energy.

• Stay cool: During the warmer months, dogs often dig to expose the cool earth and lie down to lower their body temperature. Keep your dog cool as often as possible during

lars,orotheropticaldevice. Similarly, do not look at the sun through a camera, a telescope, binoculars, or any other optical device while using your eclipse glasses or hand-held solar viewer — the concentrated solar rays will damage the filter and enter your eyes, causing serious injury.

the heat so they are not as inclined to dig up your yard to handle the heat on theirown.

• Designate an area: If you have a breed that naturally digs, it is a good idea to create a designated space for them to embrace their natural instincts. Try doing this by building a digging pit or sandbox. You can even try burying bones or your dog’s favoritetoystheretoteachthem that this is the acceptable placetodig.

— For more information on responsible dog ownership,visittheAKCwebsite atwww.akc.org.

• If you are within the path of totality, remove your eclipse glasses only when the moon completely covers the sun’s bright face and it suddenly gets quite dark. As soon as the bright sun begins to reappear, replace your eclipse glasses to glance at the remaining partial phases.

PHOTO BY BRUCE MCCLELLAN

Hartsellesophomorerepresents CivilAirPatrolinWashingtonD.C.

ByRebekahYancey

rebekah.yancey@ hartselleenquirer.com

EliJett,a16-year-old sophomoreatHartselle HighSchool,isnotyour typicalteenager.Jett,first lieutenantintheCivilAir Patrol(CAP),recently representedtheorganizationonatriptoWashington,D.C. Duringhistripthe nation’scapital,Jetthad theopportunitytomeet andgreetU.S.RepresentativesandSenators, showcasingthevaluesof theCivilAirPatroland representingHartselle HighSchool. Jettsaidhewaschosen forthetripbyhisparticipationonthecadetadvisorycounciltoparticipate inNationalLegislative Dayduringwhichhemet Sen.TommyTuberville andRep.DaleStrong.He saidhehopestobecome apagesometimeinthe nextyearforeitherofthe politicians. Jettsaidhethoroughly enjoyedrepresenting HartselleandCAPwhile inthenation’scapital. “Weweren’ttoldtosay onlypositivethingsabout CAP,theytoldustojust talk,”Jettsaid.“They knowthisprogramcanbe successfulandhelpyoung people.” Jett’saccomplishments

extendbeyondhisrolein theCivilAirPatrol.This spring,heissettoascend totherankofcaptain withinCAP.Hehasbeen involvedwiththeorganizationforthreeyears. Additionally,thissummer,Jettwillfurtherhis academicpursuitsby attendingEarlyCollege attheUniversityofAlabama.Jettplansonpursuingacareerinmedicine andonedaybecominga neurosurgeon. Inadditiontohisacademicandleadershippursuits,Jettisanavidpar-

ByRebekahYancey rebekah.yancey@ hartselleenquirer.com

Aprilisrecognizedby CongressandmostGovernorsacrosstheU.S.as NationalSafeDigging Month(NSDM).

Becauseit’sthe timeofyear whentemperatures increase inmany parts ofthe countryand springdigging projectsbegin, Aprilisanimportanttimetorememberhowimportantitis tocontact811atleasta fewdaysbeforeputtinga shovelintheground.

DavidTaylorworksasthe sewersystemcontrollerat HartselleUtilities.Taylor saidcalling811beforeany excavationprojectisan importantfirststep. “Theseservicesarefree

toanyone,andtheywill contactallpartiesinvolved withcity,countyorpower supplycompanies,”Taylor said.“Itisimportantto firstprotectthelifeand healthofourcustomers andwillalsohelpprotect privatepropertyfrom beingdamaged.” Taylorstressed thesignificance ofadheringto statelaws regarding excavation. “Itisa statelaw tocallthe811 CallBeforeYou Digservices,”he added.“Theimportanceofthisserviceis tohaveallpartieswith theirrespectiveutilityto belocatedwithin48hours. Thiswillhelppreventany life-or-deathsituations fromhappening.Thislaw wasputinplacetohelp protectpeopleandproperty.Youaresubjecttobeing

finedorimprisonmentfor notfollowingtheguidelinesoftheCallBeforeYou Diglaws.” BoCowart,gassystem operatorattheutility company,echoedTaylor’s sentimentsregardingthe potentialhazardsassociatedwithdiggingneargas mains.

“Diggingnearoronagas maincouldhaveatremendoussafetyimpactonour customers,theirhomes and/orbusinesses,”Cowart stated.“Ifthelawsarenot followed,itcouldleadto deathoralossofproperty. Ournumberonegoalisto protectlifeandproperty.” ThroughoutApril, HartselleUtilitieswillcontinueitseffortstoraise awarenessaboutsafeexcavationpractices.“Safediggingisn’tjustarecommendation;it’sthelaw,”Taylor emphasized.“Byworking togetherandprioritizingsafety,wecanensure asecureenvironmentfor everyoneinourcommunity.”

ticipantinmanyhobbies, includingchess,scholar’s bowl,esports,dramaand HOSA.Healsoworks part-timeattheFreight Houseindowntown Hartselle. Jettisthesonof EddieandMollyJettof Hartselle.Jettsaidthe unwaveringencouragementandguidanceofhis parentscontributedtohis successandhisabilityto excelinallhispursuits. “Iwouldbenothing withouttheloveofmy parents,”Jettsaid.“Iowe themeverything.”

SpecialtotheEnquirer

TUSCALOOSA–Two localstudentswererecentlychosentoparticipatein theBlackburnInstituteat theUniversityofAlabama. Theorganizationisaleadershipdevelopmentand civicengagementprogram focusedonimprovingAlabama.

Only50studentsare chosenthroughahighly competitiveprocesstobea partofthe2024Blackburn class.

LocalstudentsincludeEli MooreandSamanthaSimmons.MooreandSimmons areboth2023graduatesof HartselleHighSchool. Throughitsworkwith

students, alumni (Fellows), andAdvisoryBoard members,the institute develops anetwork ofleaders whoclearly understand thestate’s challenges. Selected students participateina common newstudentcurriculumof activitiesandevents,after whichtheycontinuetheir

involvementasreturning studentsfortheirremainingtimeattheCapstone. Upongraduation,participantsearnrecognition asBlackburnFellowsand begintheirworkthrough professionalandcivic involvementintheirhome communitiesandthroughoutthestate,bothindividuallyandthroughthe FellowsInvolvementNetwork(FIN).Supportedby anAdvisoryBoardofestablishedleaderscommittedto thestateofAlabama,the BlackburnInstitutepromoteschangethroughan intergenerationalnetwork thatlearnsfromthepast, takesactioninthepresent, andplansforthefuture.

Jett,left,withU.S.RepresentativeDaleStrong.

Therewillbeatotal solareclipseApril 8,andthestudents atDanvilleMiddle Schoolaregettingprepared forthisspecialevent.DanvilleMiddleSchoolstaff purchasedenoughsolar eclipseglassesforeverystudenttohaveoneatnocost andviewtheeclipsewhileat school.Inorderforstudents tobeallowedtoviewthe eclipse,theschoolissendinghomeapermissionslip

thatgivesfamiliestheabilitytodecideiftheywant theirchildtobeallowedto viewitatschool.Students mustreturntheircompletedpermissionformstoparticipate.

FettuccineAlfredo

Thisfettuccine alfredoisaclassic comfortingfood. Oneofthebest thingsaboutitishowquick itistomake.Enjoyitany nightoftheweek.

Ingredients

1lb.fettuccine 1/3cupbutter(unsalted) 2clovesgarlic,minced 1cupheavycream 3Tb.creamcheese 1/2tsp.salt 1/2tsp.pepper 1/2tsp.nutmeg 2tsp.parsley 1cupParmesancheese extraParmesanfortopping.

Instructions

Tobegin,startapotof saltedwaterandcookyour fettuccinetopackagedirections. Meanwhile,meltthebutteroverlowheatinalarge skilletorsaucepan. Addinthegarlicandletit cookforjustafewminutes, untilitistender. Whiskintheheavycream andcreamcheese.Heatand stiruntilsmooth. Stirinthenutmeg,parsley, saltandpepper. AddintheParmesan cheeseandwhiskinuntil melted. Tossthecooked,drained pastawiththesaucetocoat. TopwithalittleextraParmesancheese.

Lukeisagorgeous,2-year-oldneuteredred/white huskymix.Luke’skennelcardnotedheisdogfriendly andkidfriendly.Butgotturnedinfornotleavingthe chickensalonesonolivestockforthisboy,please. HecameinwithhisbrotherBurford.Bothareavailableforimmediaterescueoradoption.KennelCard# 3853A.TheMorganCountyAnimalShelterisat1314 IndustrialDrive,Hartselle.

Thepubliciscordially invitedtotheannualDanvilleFFAmemberand alumnibanquet.Thisisa timetocelebratethemany individualaccomplishmentsofDanvilleFFA membersoverthepast year,aswellastorecognize someoftheAgEducation program’sspecialsupporters.Thebanquetwillbe heldattheDanvilleHigh SchoolauditoriumApril 11at7p.m.withdinner

beginningat6p.m.DuringtheFFAAwardsBanquetceremonies,Danville FFAmemberswillreceive awardsforparticipation ineventsallthroughout theyear.Theywillalsobe

installingthe2024-25FFA officers,aswellasawarding theFFAappreciationand honorarychapterawards tospecialsupportersofthe DanvilleFFAchapter.A much-anticipatedannual slideshowwillalsobefeatured,wherethoseattendingcanseemanyofthe activitiestheDanvilleFFA Chapterhasparticipated induringthepastyear. TheDanvilleFFAisarguablythemostactivestu-

dentorganizationatthe DanvilleHighSchool,so there’salotofactivitiesto see.Everyoneisinvitedfor aformalmealanddesserts priortothebanquet.The mealwillconsistoffried chicken,roastbeef,mac andcheese,greenbeans, mashedpotatoes,tossed salad,androllswithdesserts,beginningat6p.m. Thecostwillbe$10per personand$8forchildren 12andyounger.

“HowtoStop

“HowtoStopTime”

ByMattHaig

FromtheauthorofTheMidnight Library,comesHowtoStopTime. TomHazardisaveryoldmaneven ifheonlylookslikeheisinhisforties.Heismorethanfourhundred yearsold.Theonlyreasonhehasn’t killedhimselfisbecausehehas adaughterthatagesslowlylike him.Hehasbeenlookingforher formorethanthreehundredyears. Theybelongtoagroupofpeople whodonotageatanormalrate. TheycallthemselvestheAlbatross Society.Everyeightyears,theyhave tomovetoanothercountry,take anewname,andnewoccupation. Theyaren’tallowedtorevealtheir conditiontoanyone,andtheyare nottofallinlove.Currently,Tomis

startingoveragaininLondon.Hehasn’tlivedthere inacentury.Thesociety gothimajobworkingas ahistoryteacher.Workinggiveshimsomething tofocusonwhenmemory painsoccur.Thehuman braincan’tholdhundreds ofyears’worthofmemories.Theonlything keepinghimcalmisthe hopeoffindinghislonglostdaughterandthe school’sFrenchteacher. Tomisfascinatedby herandherloveofthe past.However,Tomis scaredthatthesocietywillfindoutabout hisgrowingfeelings. Theyhavekilled beforebecauseof him,andhewon’t letthemdoit again. Thiscontemporaryandhistoricalfiction bookaboutthepassingoftime andhumanemotionisamust read.Whatwouldhappenif humanslivedforhundredsof years?Wouldwelivethrough historyrepeatingitselfover andoveragain?Wouldour mindsfilltocapacity?You canfindthisbookatthe libraryandontheLibby app.

“OnlytheBeautiful” BySusanMeissner Rosieis16yearsoldin 1938whenherfamilydies inanaccident,andshe movesinwiththeowners ofthevineyardthatshe grewupon.Thewoman ofthehouse,Celine, makesRosieworkasamaid

forroomandboardinsteadofsendinghertoschool.Celineisuneasy havingRosieinthehousebecause ofthecolorssheseeswithsounds. Synesthesiawasunknowninthe 30sandthoughttobeamentalillness.This“ailment”alongwiththe factthatRosiebecomespregnant isenoughforCelinetosendherto thehomefortheinfirmed–where peopleareknowntobeinvoluntarilysterilized.Theotherpointof viewinthisstoryisaboutHelen, anAmericannannywhoisliving inViennaduringthewar.Shewitnessestheatrocitiesdonetothe weakanddisabledunderHitler’s rule.Afterthewar,shereturns hometofindmoreheartbreak.But sometimesthemostbeautifulcolors shinethroughtheworsttragedies.

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Brewerfinishesrunner-upinMorganCountyTournament

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Priceville’sBaileySmith(00)stretchesouttocatchanAustinhitballintheMorganCountyTournamentonSaturday.

ByRussellFrye FortheEnquirer

TheBrewerLadyPatriotsfinishedrunner-upin the2024MorganCounty Tournamentfollowinga longdayattheballpark onSaturday.Theyopened withwinsoverDecatur HeritageandWestMorgan toadvancetothewinner’s bracketfinalsandamatchupwith7AAustin.The LadtPatriotsfell4-3on awalk-offhitbytheLady BlackBearsandfellinto theloser’sbracketanda matchupwithrivalPricev-

illetodecidewhowould playinthechampionship game.TheLadyPatriots prevailedwitha2-0win togetarematchwithAustin.Brewerfell10-4inthe championshipgametofinishrunner-up. Pricevillefinishedthird afterplayingfivegameson Saturday.TheyfelltoAustininthesemifinalsand reboundedtohaveashot atthechampionship,losing intheloser’sbracketfinals. Danville,whofinished secondintheirpool,fellto Pricevilleinthefirstround ofbracketplayandhad tobattlefromtheloser’s

bracket,ultimatelylosing toWestMorgantobeeliminated. Falkvillefailedtoadvance afterlossesintheirfirsttwo gamesofbracketplay. Austin10,Brewer4 TaylorPellemhadtwo doublesandarunscored forBrewerintheir10-4loss toAustinintheMorgan CountyTournamentchampionshipgame.BreiaRusk andCadanceLotteachhad twohits.Ruskscoredarun, whileLotthadanRBI.Ava WallshadahitandanRBI, whileKeylynStapleradded anRBI.KarlieStatontook thelossafterallowing sevenrunsoneighthitsin 3.2innings. Brewer2,Priceville0 TheLadyPatriotsgota completegameshutout fromGracieLawrenceto easepastPriceville2-0and advancetothefinalsofthe MorganCountytournament.Lawrenceallowed justthreehitsandstruck outfourinseveninnings. StaplerledBrewerwith twohitsandarunscored, whileLottandBraelynn Reedeachhadahitand anRBI.

KelseyGreen,Darby ThigpenandMadison Lafountaineachhadahit

forPriceville.Elizabeth Murphytookthelossafter allowingtworunsonfive hitsinsixinnings. Austin4,Brewer3 Brewerfell4-3toAustinonthegame'sfinalplay whentheLadyBlackBears scoredthewinningrunon asinglebyArdenBreedlove.Brewerscoredthree runsinthefirstandheld theleaduntilAustinplated tworunsinthebottomof thefifthwithtwoouts. Pellemhadtwohitsand arunscored,whileStapler hadtwohitsandanRBI. AnnabelleAntonhadahit andanRBI.Lawrencetook

thelossafterallowingfour runsonsevenhitsin4.2 innings. Priceville6,WestMorgan 3 Pricevilledoubledup WestMorgantostayalive andadvancetotheloser’s bracketfinalsforamatchupwithBrewer.TheLady Bulldogsscoredfourruns inthesecondinningand singlerunsinthethirdand fourthinningstoholdoff theLadyRebels. WrozlieBarnett,Xoi Gaines,BaxleyBlackand Kingeachhadahitand anRBItoleadPriceville. Murphyearnedthewin

LadyTigerswinfiveatGulfCoastClassicIII

ByRussellFrye FortheEnquirer

TheHartselleLadyTigers tookatriptothebeachfor springbreak.Butitwasn’t atripforpleasure,buta tripforbusiness.TheLady Tigersspentthefirstpartof theweekplayingintheGulf CoastClassicIIIinGulf Shores.Hartselleopened thetournamentbyoutscoringtheiropening-dayopponents38-0.Theydefeated DanielBoone(Tenn.)and Alexandriainbracketplay beforefallingtotheeventualchamps,Hewitt-Trussville,inthesemifinals. Hartselle12,Chattanooga Christian(Tenn.)0

TheLadyTigersopened theGulfCoastClassicIII witha12-0winoverChattanoogaChristian(Tenn.) Hartsellescoredsixrunsin thefirstandcruisedtothe victory.KaelynJonesled theLadyTigerswithfour hits,includingtwotriples, fourRBIs,tworunsscored andastolenbase.Brityan GodfreyandKatieNorgard eachhadtwohitsandan RBI.Godfreyhadadouble, whileNorgardhadatriple andadouble. BlayneGodfreyearnedthe winwithafour-inningnohitter,strikingoutsix. Hartselle16,McNairCentral(Tenn.)0

Hartsellecontinuedits offensiveonslaughtin a16-0winoverMcNairy

Central(Tenn.)TheLady Tigersscored12runsinthe firstandranawaywiththe victory.BaileyLawrence pitchedtwoscorelessand hitlessinningsforthewin, strikingoutfiveofsixbattersshefaced. Thirteenplayersscored runsfortheLadyTigers, withVKHoyleleadingthe waywithtwo.LillyDouglass,ChloeGrayandBlayne GodfreyeachhadtwoRBIs, andDouglasshadtwohits. Hartselle10,Barneveld (Wis.)0

TheLadyTigersconcluded poolplaywitha10-0win overBarneveld(Wis.)BrityanGodfreyledHartselle withtwohits,includinga homerunandfourRBIs. Norgardaddedtwohitsand twoRBIs,whileKJPrater hadtwohitsandtworuns scored.KenlessSmotherspitchedthreescoreless inningstoearnthewin.She struckoutsixbattersinher seasondebut. Hartselle4,DanielBoone (Tenn.)2

Norgardplatedtwowith asingleinthebottomof theseventh,andtheLady Tigersrecoveredfroma2-1 deficittowin4-2andstay aliveinbracketplay.Katie GillottandBrityanGodfrey eachhadtwohits,while GodfreyaddedtwoRBIs. BlayneGodfreyearnedthe complete-gamevictoryafter allowingtworunsonfive hitsinseveninningswhile strikingout10.

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KaelynJonesmakesathrowtogetanoutintheLadyTigers’12-0winoverChattanoogaChristian(Tenn.)

Hartselle8,Alexandria3 TheLadyTigersled8-0 aftertwoinningsintheir 8-3victoryoverAlexandria. GillottledtheLadyTigers withtwohits,includinga homerunandthreeRBIs, whilescoringtworuns.

BrityanGodfreyhadtwo hits,includingadouble andtwoRBIs,whileBrooklynStileshadatripleand twoRBIs.Joneshadahit, scoredtworuns,andstole twobases.BlayneGodfrey earnedthewinwiththree

scorelessinnings,striking outfive. Hewitt-Trussville10, Hartselle5 TheLadyHuskiesscored eightfirst-inningrunsand heldonfora10-5winover Hartselle.Jonesledthe

LadyTigerswithadouble andtwoRBIs,whilePrater addedahitandanRBI. Stileshadadoubleanda runscored,whileBrityan GodfreyandRyleyCate WolfeachhadanRBI.

TigersstumbleinBuccaneerClassic

ByRussellFrye FortheEnquirer

TheHartselleTigers openedtheBuccaneer Classicwitha10-2win overEnterprisebut droppedthreestraight tocloseouttheweekend inHoover.Theylostto Clarksville(Tenn.),Farragut(Tenn.)andBriarwoodChristian. Hartselle10,Enterprise 2

TheTigersopenedthe BuccaneerClassicwitha 10-2winover7AEnterprise.JoWilliamsonled Hartsellewithahome run,adouble,fourRBIs, andtworunsscored. PeytonSteeleaddedtwo hits,includingadouble, andtwoRBIs,whileCade Milesaddedtwohits, includingatriple,three runsscoredandanRBI. JaceMeadowsearned thewinafterallowingtwo runsonfourhitswithfive strikeoutsinfiveinnings.

Clarksville(Tenn.)14, Hartselle5

Clarksvillescored10 runsoverthefinalfour inningstodefeatHartselle 14-5.CamPalahachled theTigerswithadouble andtwoRBIs,whileCade Miles,ColeMilesand Steeleeachhadahitand anRBI.CarsonWilson tookthelossaftergiving upsixrunsoneighthits intwoinningsofrelief.

BriarwoodChristian10, Hartselle9

Briarwoodscoredthree runsinthebottomof thesixthtoextendtheir leadto10-6andheldoff aHartsellerallyinthe seventhfora10-9win. AsherDoepelfinished 3-of-4withtwoRBIsand tworunsscoredtolead Hartselle.BrodyLeathers hadtwohits,tworuns scoredandanRBI,while CadeMiles,Williamson, PalahachandLawson Williamseachaddeda hitandanRBI.Landon Blackwoodtooktheloss afterallowingfiverunson fivehitsintwoinnings.

Farragut(Tenn.)7, Hartselle3 TheTigersfellbehind 5-0beforecuttingthe leadto5-3inthetopof thethird,onlytolose7-3 tooneofthetopteams inTennessee.Steeleled Hartsellewithahome runandthreeRBIs,while Leathers,Williamson, Palahach,Williamsand ColeMileseachhadahit. Williamson’shitwasa triple.NicChumleytook thelossafterallowingsix runsonninehitsintwo innings.

afterallowingthreeruns onsevenhitswhilestriking outeightinsixinnings. Priceville13,DecaturHeritage4

els'3-0winthateliminated theLadyHawksinbracket play.AubreyReedhadtwo hitsforDanville,whileEllie Tuckerhadahit.McKinley McCaghrentooktheloss afterallowingthreerunson fourhitswhilestrikingout fourin5.2innings.

DecaturHeritage5, Falkville1

TheLadyBulldogs bouncedbackfromtheir losstoAustinwitha13-4 winoverDecaturHeritagetoeliminatetheLady Eagles.Pricevillescored eightrunsinthebottomof thesecondaftertrailing4-3 andcruisedtothenine-run victory.

KateeKingledtheLady Bulldogswithtwohits, includingahomerun,three RBIsandtworunsscored, whileLafountainhadtwo hits,threeRBIsandarun scored.BaileySmythhad twohits,anRBIandtwo runsscored.Murphypicked upthewinwithtwoinnings ofscorelessrelief.

SavannahSimshadtwo hitsforDecaturHeritage. WestMorgan3,Danville0 WestMorgan’sChasity RikardheldDanvilletojust threehitswhilestriking out11intheLadyReb-

Austin4,Priceville3 Forthesecondtimeinthe tournament,Pricevillefell 4-3toAustinwithawalkoffhittowinthegame. TheLadyBulldogsled3-2 beforetheLadyBlackBears scoredtworunsinthebottomoftheseventh.

KingledPricevillewith twohitsandtwoRBIs, whileSmythaddedtwo hits,anRBandarun scored.Blacktooktheloss afterallowingfourrunson sixhitsin6.1innings.

Brewer7,WestMorgan0 Breweravengedanearlier lossinpoolplaywitha7-0 winoverWestMorgan.The LadyPatriotsscoredsix runsinthesecondinningto bustopenaone-rungame. WallsledBrewerwithtwo homeruns,threeRBIsand tworunsscored.LillyHamiltonaddedtwoRBIsona hitandscoredarun.Lawrenceearnedthewinafter allowingtwohitsandstrikingouteightinsixscoreless innings.Shehelpedherself withtwohitsandanRBI.

EllieCateHillhadthree hitsandanRBIinFalkville’s 5-1losstoDecaturHeritage onSaturday.ThelosseliminatedtheLadyBlueDevils fromtheMorganCounty Tournament.AllieSmith tookthelossafterallowing fiverunsonninehitswhile strikingoutseveninfive innings.

Danville15,Decatur0 Danvillebouncedback froma3-1losstoPriceville tostayalivewitha15-0 winoverDecatur.TheLady Hawksscoredninerunsin thefirstinningtocruiseto victory.

TamaraHuttoledDanville withtwohits,threeRBIs andtworunsscored,while Reed,KirstynRobinson, IsabellaGuestandBrook Waufordeachhadtwo RBIs.KarsynEcholspicked upthewinafterallowing onehitinfourscoreless innings. Brewer6,DecaturHeritage4

TheLadyPatriotsheldoff aDecaturHeritagelateinningrallytoopenbracket playwitha6-4winoverthe LadyEagles. LottandBrooklynWatson eachhadahitandtwoRBIs, whileBreiaRuskaddedtwo hitsandarunscored.Lott’s

hitwasahomerun.Lott earnedthewinafterallowingthreerunsonfivehits whilestrikingoutthree. Lawrenceearnedthesave afterpitchingthefinal inning,allowingarunon twohits.

WestMorgan12,Falkville 1 HillandHopeMcClanahaneachhadtwohitstolead Falkvilleinits12-1lossto WestMorgan.Hillalsohad anRBI.KaseyFootetook thelossafterallowingeight runsonfivehitswhilestrikingoutsixintwoinnings. Priceville3,Danville1

TheLadyBulldogsopened bracketplaywitha3-1win overDanville,whodefeated Priceville3-1onFridayin poolplay.TheLadyBulldogsscoredtworunsinthe thirdinningandheldonfor thewin. SmythledPricevillewith threehits,andRBIand a runscored,whileGreen andKingeachhadtwohits andanRBI.Greenearned thewin,allowingarunon twohitsinsixinnings.

ReedledDanvillewith ahitandanRBI,while McCaghrenaddedahit.

ENQUIRERPHOTOBYJIMMEADOWS

CarsonWilsonpitchesintheTigers’7-3losstoFarragut(Tenn.)attheBuccaneer Classic.

PeytonSteelepitchesduringtheTigers’14-5losstoClarkville(Tenn.)

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GREGCAIN,JudgeoftheProbateCourtofMorganCounty, Noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst saidestateareherebyrequired topresentthesamewithintime allowedbylaworthesamewill bebarred.

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GREGCAIN,JudgeoftheProbateCourtofMorganCounty, Noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst saidestateareherebyrequired topresentthesamewithintime allowedbylaworthesamewill bebarred.

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ESTATEOFJOEP.HOWELL, DECEASEDPROBATE COURT

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LettersofConservatorshippursuanttoAL§26-2A-153where theformerlyprotectedpersonis deceasedandtheConservator hasacquiredthepowersanddutiesofaPersonalRepresentative totheEstateofsaiddeceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe18THdayof March2024,bytheHon.GREG CAIN,JudgeoftheProbate CourtofMorganCounty,Notice isherebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstsaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithintimeallowedby laworthesamewillbebarred.

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LARRYMCGHEEANDCLARK MAXWELL CO-PERSONALREPRESENTATIVESONTHEESTATEOF SAIDDECEASED 03/20/24,03/27/24,04/03/24 ADID588466

NOTICEOFAPPOINTMENT TOBEPUBLISHEDBY ADMINISTRATOROR EXECUTOR(BOX1054-3)

ESTATEOFJAKETYLER FROMHOLD,DECEASED PROBATECOURT

LettersofAdministrationonthe Estateofsaiddeceasedhaving beengrantedtotheundersigned onthe22nddayofMarch2024, bytheHon.GREGCAIN,Judge oftheProbateCourtofMorgan County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstsaidestatearehereby requiredtopresentthesame withintimeallowedbylaworthe samewillbebarred.

JAMESDOUGLAS FROMHOLD PERSONALREPRESENTATIVEONTHEESTATEOF

SAIDDECEASED 03/27/24,04/03/24,04/10/24 ADID589427

NOTICEOFAPPOINTMENT TOBEPUBLISHED BYADMINISTRATOROR EXECUTOR(BOX1054-3)

ESTATEOFLENNYJ. GREENHALL,DECEASED PROBATECOURT

LettersTestamentaryontheEstateofsaiddeceasedhaving beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayof March,2024,bytheHon.

GREGCAIN,JudgeoftheProbateCourtofMorganCounty, Noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst saidestateareherebyrequired topresentthesamewithintime allowedbylaworthesamewill bebarred.

WALTERGREENHALLAND KLANCYA.GREENHALL PERSONALREPRESENTATIVEONTHEESTATEOF SAIDDECEASED 03/20/24,03/27/24,04/03/24 ADID587716

NOTICEOFSERVICEBY PUBLICATION

INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF MORGANCOUNTY STATEOFALABAMA

U.S.BANKTRUSTNATIONAL ASSOCIATION,ASTRUSTEE FORLB-DWELLINGSERIESV TRUSTvs.GAYLEYVONNE WALLACE,andALLOTHER OCCUPANTS.

CIVILACTIONFILENO:52-CV2023-900462

TOGAYLYYVONNEWALLACEANDALLOTHEROCCUPANTS OFTHEREAL PROPERTYLOCATEDAT141 JarvisDrive,Falkville,AL35622 inMorganCounty,Alabama.

TAKENOTICE thatonDecember18,2023,U.S.BANK TRUSTNATIONALASSOCIATION,ASTRUSTEEFORLBDWELLINGSERIESVTRUST, filedtheabove-styledComplaint inEjectment,whichallegesthat Plaintiffforecloseditsinterests

intheRealPropertyonOctober 23,2023,thatDefendantsremaininpossessionoftheReal PropertyafterNoticetoVacate, andPlaintiffseeksajudgment ofpossessionoftheRealProperty. OnMarch10,2024,theCourt enteredanOrderthatserviceof processuponGAYLEWALLACEandALLOTHEROCCUPANTSbemadebypublication.

Allpersonstowhomthisnotice isaddressedareherebydirectedtoplead,answerorotherwiserespondinwritingtothe Complaintinthiscauseonor beforethe30thdayafterthe lastpublicationofthisNotice,or ajudgmentofpossessionby defaultmayberenderedagainst them,itbeingintendedthatthis noticeshallbeusedtoperfect serviceoftheComplaintagainst GAYLEWALLACEandALL OTHEROCCUPANTS.

SuchAnswerorotherresponse shouldbefiledwiththeClerk, CircuitCourtofMorganCounty, CivilDivision,302LeeStNW, 4thFloor,Decatur,AL35601.

Youareherebycommanded andrequiredtofilewiththe clerkofsaidcourtandserve uponHuelHarris,thePetitioner’sattorney,whoseaddress is,2152ndAveSEDecatur,Alabama35601,ananswertothe Petitionwithinthirty(30)daysof thedateonwhichthisNoticeof Summonsislastpublished. Youarefurthernotifiedthata hearingonthePetitionfiled hereinhasbeensettobeheard bytheJuvenileCourtofMorgan CountyonMay21,2024at1:30 p.m. Donethis5dayofMarch2023. ChisPriest/ah ClerkofJuvenileCourt,Morgan County 03/13/24,03/20/24,03/27/24, 04/03/24 ADID586853

NOTICETOCONTRACTORS Debris,Removal,Reduction, andDisposalFollowinga DeclaredDisaster AlabamaDepartmentof Transportation NorthRegionTuscumbiaArea Colbert,Franklin,Lauderdale, Lawrence,Limestone,Morgan Counties

Sealedbidswillbereceivedby

WHEREAS, theCityCouncilof theCityofHartselle,Alabama (theCouncil)hasdetermined thatcertainlanguageinthe HartselleAlcoholicBeverage Ordinancerelatedtominimum distancingoflicensedestablishmentsfromchurches,schools, andnursingfacilitiesshouldnot applytocivicclubsorspecialty wineandbeerestablishments asdefined;and

WHEREAS, theCouncilhasfurtherdeterminedthatcertainlanguageintheHartselleAlcoholic BeverageOrdinancerelatedto thedefinitionof“SpecialtyWine andBeerEstablishment”does notservetheintentoftheordinance;and

WHEREAS, theCouncilwishes toamendcertainprovisionsof theHartselleAlcoholicBeverageOrdinancerelatedtodefinitionsandtheexemptionof specifiedestablishmentclasses fromminimumdistancingrequirementsinordertobetter servetheintentoftheordinance;

NOW,THEREFORE,BEITORDAINEDBYTHECITYCOUNCILoftheCityofHartselle, Alabamaasfollows:

Section1

Section3-4(3)(b),CodeofOrdinancesoftheCityofHartselle,Alabamaishereby amendedsothatthissection shallhereafterread,initsentirety,asfollows: “(b)Wheretheestablishment uponthefacilityorpropertyisa grocerystore,classIorclassII restaurant,classIorclassII civicclub,orspecialtywineand beerestablishmentasdefined herein.”

Section2

Section3-3,CodeofOrdinancesoftheCityofHartselle,Alabamaishereby amendedsothatthedefinitionfortheterm“Specialty wineandbeerestablishment” shallhereafterread,initsentirety,asfollows,withnorevisiontotheothertermsand definitionsincludedwithin saidSection: “Specialtywineandbeerestablishmentmeansanestablishmentprincipallyoperatedforthe saleofadiversifiedselectionof domesticand/orimportedwine. Inadditiontosuchwine,domesticand/orimportedbeermay alsobesold,providedthatthe saleofsuchbeerdoesnotconstitutemorethan50%ofgross alcoholsalesduringany90-day period.Suchestablishments shallonlybeoperatedasper-

mittedbytheAlcoholicBeverageControlBoard,andshall applyforandholdtheapplicablefollowinglicenseforeach typeofsalestobeoffered: (1)Retailtablewinelicensefor off-premisesconsumption, (2)Retailbeerlicenseforoffpremisesconsumption, (3)Retailtablewinelicensefor on-premisesconsumption,and (4)Retailbeerlicenseforonpremisesconsumption.

Allsalesforoff-premisesconsumptionmustbeinsealed,unopenedcontainers.The removalfromthepremisesof onepartialbottlepurchasedfor on-premisesconsumptionshall bepermittedonlywhen recorkedinconformancewithall applicablestatelaws.

Aspecialtywineandbeerestablishmentmustofferincidental foodservice,includingthesale offoodforon-premisesconsumptionandthesaleofcontainerizedgourmetfoodsfor off-premisesconsumption,but notinsuchamannerthatthe establishmentwillconstitutea classIorclassIIrestaurant.

Aspecialtywineandbeerestablishmentmayoffertastingsof theirproductswithintheparametersofthisordinancebutshall atnotimeservealcoholfreeof charge.

Forthepurposesofthissection, thephrase“diversifiedselection”shallmeanaselectionof nolessthan40differentcommerciallyavailabletypesof wines,withatleastsixbottlesof eachtypeinstockonthepremises.”

Section3

Exceptasspecificallystated herein,Chapter3oftheCodeof Ordinancesshallremaininfull forceandeffectaspreviously writtenandadopted.

Section4

ThisOrdinanceshalltakeeffect andbeinforcefromandafter thedateofitsadoptionandpublicationasrequiredbylaw.

ADOPTEDandAPPROVED this26thdayofMarch,2024. /s/KennyThompson,Council President

ATTEST: (SEAL)

RitaS.Lee,CityClerk-Controller

APPROVEDthis27thdayof March,2024.

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/s/RandyA.Garrison,Mayor

ATTEST: (SEAL)

RitaS.Lee,CityClerk/Controller 04/03/24 ADID590058

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MORGANCOUNTY

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFKELLYO’DELLDELIBERALI TOPROBATETHELASTWILL

ANDTESTAMENTOF RICHARDN.O’DELLAKA RICHARDNELSONO’DELL DECEASED.

TO:NathanRichardO’Dell, WhereaboutsUnknown,and

JoshuaRaymondO’Dell

whereaboutsunknown,LKA 7166SouthHemlockLane, MountMorris,Michigan, 48458

ANDTOALLUNKNOWN HEIRSATLAWANDNEXTOF KIN,IFANYTHEREBE, WHETHERTHEYBEMINORS ORPERSONOFUNSOUND MIND.

YOUWILLTAKENOTICE that onthe26thdayofJanuary,2024, presentedtotheCourtaninstrumentinwritingpurportingtobe theLastWillandTestamentof RICHARDN.O’DELLAKA RICHARDNELSONO’DELL, deceased,andalsofiledtherewiththeirpetition,inwriting,prayingfororderoftheCourtof admittingsaidinstrumenttoprobateastheLastWillandTestamentofRICHARDN.O’DELL AKARICHARDNELSON O’DELL,deceased,andthatthe 29thdayofMay,2024,at9:00 o’clockAM,wasappointedasa dayandtimeforhearingsaidpetition,atwhichtimeyoucanappearandcontest,ifyousee proper.

Givenundermyhandthisthe 26thdayofMarch,2024.

/s/GregCain JudgeofProbate 04/03/24,04/10/24,04/17/24 ADID589682

STATEOFALABAMAINTHE PROBATECOURTMORGAN COUNTY

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFKARENLYNNKELSO TOPROBATETHELASTWILL ANDTESTAMENTOFDORIS K.STANFORDDECEASED.

TO: TimothyPaulSenn,LKA8112 N.MulberrySt.,Tampa,FL 33604,whereaboutsunknown, GregA.Hargrove,LKA408 PeachTreeRd.Hartselle,AL 35640whereaboutsunknown, DonnieR.Hargrove,LKA177 DabbsRd.,Falkville,AL35622

whereaboutsunknown, StevenW.Hargrove,LKAPO BOX39,Falkville,AL35622

whereaboutsunknown, MichaelD.Senn,133Merion Dr.,Lexington,SC29073, MichelleR.Senn,1544Victory St.,Columbia,SC29204, andthepossibledescendants ofWilliamJ.Senn,whereaboutsunknown

ANDTOALLUNKNOWNHEIRS ATLAWANDNEXTOFKIN,IF ANYTHEREBE,WHETHER THEYBEMINORSORPERSONOFUNSOUNDMIND.

YOUWILLTAKENOTICEthat

onthe2nddayofFebruary, 2024,presentedtotheCourtan instrumentinwritingpurportingto betheLastWillandTestamentof DORISK.STANFORD,deceased,andalsofiledtherewith theirpetition,inwriting,praying fororderoftheCourtofadmitting saidinstrumenttoprobateasthe LastWillandTestamentof DORISK.STANFORD,deceased,andthatthe22nddayof May,2024,at10:00o’clockAM, wasappointedasadayandtime forhearingsaidpetition,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontest, ifyouseeproper.

Givenundermyhandthisthe 15thdayofMarch,2024.

/s/GregCain JudgeofProbate 03/20/24,03/27/24,04/03/24 ADID588327

STATEOFALABAMAINTHE PROBATECOURTMORGAN COUNTY

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFSCOTTDAVID STRINGERANDBETTYSUE STRINGERTOPROBATETHE LASTWILLSANDTESTAMENTSOFHERMANEMERY STRINGERANDBETTYSUE STRINGERDECEASED. TO:HERMANPAUL STRINGER,WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN ANDTOALLUNKNOWN HEIRSATLAWANDNEXTOF KIN,IFANYTHEREBE, WHETHERTHEYBEMINORS ORPERSONOFUNSOUND MIND.

YOUWILLTAKENOTICEthat onthe20THdayofFebruary, 2024,presentedtotheCourtan instrumentinwritingpurporting tobetheLastWillandTestamentofHERMANEMERY STRINGER,deceased,andthe LastWillandTestamentof BETTYSUESTRINGER,deceasedandalsofiledtherewith theirpetition,inwriting,praying fororderoftheCourtofadmittingsaidinstrumenttoprobate astheLastWillandTestament ofHERMANEMERY STRINGER,deceased,andthe LastWillandTestamentof BETTYSUESTRINGER,deceased,andthatthe6thdayof

May,2024,at11:00o’clockAM, wasappointedasadayand timeforhearingsaidpetition,at whichtimeyoucanappearand contest,ifyouseeproper.

Givenundermyhandthisthe 14thdayofMarch,2024. /s/GregCain JudgeofProbate 03/20/24,03/27/24,04/03/24 ADID588323 STATEOFALABAMA MORGANCOUNTY

INTHEPROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOF JASMINEDANIELLE ELLIOTT,ANDALICEELLIOTT

TOPROBATETHEESTATEOF DARRYLLAMONTELLIOTT DECEASED.

TO:JALESAELLIOTTLKA224 TAMMYSTREETSW,DECATUR,AL BRANDONLANGFORDLKA 41912THAVESW,DECATUR AL

ANDTOALLUNKNOWNHEIRS ATLAWANDNEXTOFKIN,IF ANYTHEREBE, WHETHERTHEYBEMINORS ORPERSONOFUNSOUND MIND.

YOUWILLTAKENOTICEthat onthe 30TH dayof September, 2022,andthe11thdayofOctober,2022itwaspresentedtothe Courtpetitionstoadministerthe estateofDARRYLLAMONTELLIOT,deceased,andalsofiled therewith their petition,inwriting,prayingfororderoftheCourt ofadmittingsaidinstrumentto probatetheAdministrationof DARRYLLAMONTELLIOTT,deceased,andthatthe 4th dayof June, 2024,at9:00o’clock AM, wasappointedasadayandtime forhearingsaidpetition,atwhich timeyoucanappearandcontest, ifyouseeproper.

Givenundermyhandthisthe 26th dayof March, 2024. /s/GregCain JudgeofProbate 04/03/24,04/10/24,04/17/24 ADID590064

STATEOFALABAMA MORGANCOUNTY PROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHE ADOPTIONOFOPHELIAJO HUCKEBA,MINOR,BY CHRISTOPHERCURTIS RIGONIANDERINCULLITON RIGONI

NOTICETO:UNKNOWN FATHERS,WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN

Youwilltakenoticethat CHRISTOPHERCURTIS RIGONIANDERINCULLITON RIGONI,filedtheirpetitionon February22,2024,toadopt OPHELIAJOHUCKEBA,a minor,allegingthatthesaidunf

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CHURCHCALENDAR OFWORSHIP

LivingHopeChurchof GodinChrist,locatedat901 McDanielStreet,hasSundayschoolat10a.m.,Sundayworshipat11:15a.m.and BiblestudyTuesdaysat7p.m.

PricevilleChurchofChrist, locatedat143RobinsonRd inPriceville,holdsSunday Schoolat9:00,Sundaymorningworshipat10:00;Sunday eveningworshipat5:00and Wednesdaynightat7:00.Call 256-431-4770formoreinformation.

LawrenceCoveBaptist, 142PineBlurrRd,Eva,AL 35621,holdsSundaySchool at10amandworshipat11 amwithPastorStevenSmith. Formoreinfocontact256482-2247.

Mt.NeboBaptistChurch, 860Mt.NeboRoad,Falkville, holdsSundayschoolat10 a.m.,worshipat11a.m.and Sundayeveningworshipat 6p.m.Wednesdayevening Biblestudyisat6p.m.For moreinformation,call256476-5201

FlintBaptistChurchholds worshipservicesandchildren’sservicesat9:30a.m.on Sundaysandaprayerservice andchildren’sdiscipleshipon Wednesdaysat6:30p.m.The churchbuildingislocatedat 4119Hwy31SouthinDecatur.Formoreinformation, call(256)353-7429.

TheRevivalTabernacle holdsservicesSundaysat10 a.m.andWednesdayevening at7p.m.Thechurchislocatedat1109MainSt.W.Pastors JasonandGingerThayerwelcomeeveryonetoattend.

EastHighlandBaptist Church,1030MainStreetE, holdsSundaySchoolat9:15 a.m.,worshipat10:30a.m., WednesdayBiblestudyat 10:00a.m.and6:30p.m.The churchalsoholdsAmerican HeritageGirlsandTrailLife meetingsMondaynightsat6 p.m.Formoreinformation, call256-773-4157.

ChristOurRedeemer LutheranChurch,located at721PickensSt.SWin Hartselle,inviteseveryoneto Sundayschoolat9:15a.m. andworshipat10:30a.m. eachSunday.Thechurch officeisopenMondayand Wednesdayfrom9-11:30a.m. FindthechurchonFacebook andvisitthewebsiteatwww. corhartselle.org.Formore info,call256-773-2121or emailcorhartselle@gmail.

com.

PennylaneChurchofChrist, locatedat615Pennylane St.SE,holdsservicesat11 a.m.eachSundayand6p.m. Wednesday.MinisterWilliam L.Turneycanbereachedat 256-683-4660.HowardDickinsonservesthechurchasthe assistantminister.

TheFalkvilleUnitedMethodistChurchholdsservices onSundayat11a.m.with Sundayschoolat10a.m.The youthmeetat5p.m.Sundays.Thepubliciswelcometo attend.Thechurchislocated at253MainSt.EinFalkville.

PineyGroveChristian Churchhostsserviceseach Sundayschoolat10a.m., preachingat11a.m.,evening serviceat6p.m.andWednesdaynightBiblestudyat6 p.m.

FirstBaptistChurch Falkville,locatedat305E. MainStreetinFalkville,has thefollowingserviceschedule:SundaySchool,9:15a.m., SundayWorshipServiceat 10:30a.m.andnoSunday nightservice.Wednesday EveningServicesstartat6:00 p.m.StephenCannonisthe pastor.Formoreinfo,call 256-784-5827,orlogonto www.fbcfalkville.com.

LighthouseBaptistChurch holdsSundayschoolat10 a.m.andworshipserviceat 11a.m.and5:30p.m.onSundays.Wednesdayworshipisat 6:30p.m.ThepastorisBro. JohnReid.

LibertyBaptistChurch, 1206LaneRoadNW,holds serviceseachSundaywith Biblestudyat9:45a.m.,Bible preachingat11a.m.WednesdaynightBibleStudyat6:30 p.m.

WalnutGroveBaptist Churchislocatedat622South BethelRoadinHartselle.The pastorisJohnD.Bain.Sundayschoolisat10a.m.,worshipserviceisat11a.m.and eveningworshipserviceisat 6p.m.Wednesdayserviceat6 p.m.Formoreinfo,visituson Facebookorlogontohttp:// walnutgrovebaptistchurch. weebly.com.

FirstBaptistChurchof Hartselle,210WoodlandSt. NW,offersworshipservices asfollows:onSunday-ContemporaryWorshipat9am, SundaySchoolat10am,and TraditionalWorshipat11am; onWednesdayat6pm–Bible

Study,Student&Children’s activities.Dr.ClaytonSpeed isthepastor.Formoreinfo call256-773-5500orvisit fbchart.org.

McKendreeChristianFellowship,anon-denominationalchurch,locatedat2795 Highway55W.,Danville, holdsservicesSundaymorningat9:30a.m.forBible class,worshipat10:45a.m., Wednesdaynightpotluckat 6:30p.m.andBiblestudyat 7p.m.

PattilloStreetChurchof GodholdsSundayschoolat 9:30a.m.andpraiseandworshipat10:30a.m.ASunday eveningserviceisheldat5 p.m.andaWednesdayBible studyat7p.m.,including youthactivities.Thechurchis locatedat1211PattilloSt.SW inHartselle,andthepastoris GaryPhillips.

NewSongFamilyChurch, locatedat4309Highway31S, Decatur,AL35603,hasservicesonSundaysat11:00am. WorshipisledbyJanByrd.

PleasantViewHolyChurch ofChristonHoganRoad inFalkville(Massey)offers servicesasfollows:Sunday school,10a.m.;worship,11 a.m.;Sundaynight,5p.m.; andWed.nightBiblestudy, 6:30p.m.Formoreinfo,call PastorRickieBallat256-4623715orRefordandCindy Williamat256-462-3573.

PineStreetIndependent BaptistChurch,135PineSt., Falkville,AL,inviteseveryone toSundaymorningworship at11amandeveningservice at6pm.Wednesdaynight biblestudy6p.m.Formore infocontactPastorRusty Hodges,256-612-0266.

NoFencesCowboyChurch ofMorganCounty,located at3544WestLaconRoadin Falkville,hasthefollowing serviceschedule:Sundaysat 10:00a.m.andWednesday AdultandyouthBiblestudies at6:30p.m.JoshSparkman isthepastor.Formoreinfo, call256-784-5448,orlogon towww.nofencescc.com.

FirstChristianChurch,in Hartselleinvitesyoutojoin usonSundaymorningsfor SundaySchoolat9:00am andWorshipServiceat10:00 am.Wehave“Nocreedbut Christ”,andpartakeofHoly CommunioneachSunday.We holdmonthlyCommunion ServicesatColumbiaCottage, enjoymonthlyFellowship

ThispastSundaythe worldcelebratedthe Easterholidays.So manypeoplerememberedthedeath,burialand resurrectionoftheonetrue Savioroftheworld.AschildrenofGod,wearereminded ofHissacrificeeveryday,but itissonicetohavetheworld focusonHimallatonceand prayerfullybringmanymore toHimthroughthistime.Forus,how dowefocusonHimcontinuallyand notlosethatfocus?Ithinkit’sagood thingtorememberallthatHebecame onHiswaytothecrosstohelpusfocus sothatweappreciatewhatHedideven moreonthecross.Herearejustafew thingshebecameforusonHiswayto thatcruelcrossatCalvary. Hebecamelikeus(Luke1:30-31, Luke2:4-7)intheflesheventhough

Suppers.Nurseryprovided. OurpastorisMickeyJohnson.Pleasevisitourwebsite toviewoursermons.www. FCCHARTSELLE.com.We arelocatedat209EastMain Street.256-773-6911.

OakRidgeMissionaryBaptistChurch,151HardyRd. (quartermileoffVaughn BridgeRd),servicesSunday schoolat10am,Worshipat 11am,Sundaynightat6pm andWednesdaynightat6pm. Everyoneiswelcomeand BrotherJimmyChenaultis thepastor.

FirstIndependentMethodistChurch,locatedat3 OxmoreFlintRoadinDecatur,holdsworshipat10:30 a.m.onSundaysandBible studyat6p.m.onWednesdays.HalDiagreisthechurch pastor.

FellowshipBaptistChurch onSetterAvenueinDecatur (justwestofCrackerBarrel) holdsSundayschoolat9:45 a.m.andworshipat11a.m. Call256-355-8414forinformation.

ChurchofGodProphecy, 503StewartSt.inHartselle, holdsthefollowingweekly services:Sundayschoolat 10a.m.,worshipserviceat 11a.m.andWednesdaynight serviceat6p.m.Pastoris ChrisBates.

SerenityBaptistChurch, locatedat1062PerkinsWood Rd.,Hartselle,welcomesa newpastor,Bro.LynnMorgan(2024).SundaySchoolis heldat9:45a.m.withSunday Worshipat11am.

Hewasn’tlikeusatall(John 1:1-5.)

Healsobecameanexample tous(Matthew3:13-17,Matthew4).

Hebecamethegreatphysiciantomany(Matthew8-9, John3:16).

Hebecameateachertous ofhowtoliveasHischildren (Matthew5). Finally,Hebecameourmartyr(Matthew27)andourRisenSavior (Matthew28.)Ifwelookatallofthese thingsHedidn’thavetodobutdidjust forus,itmakesHisloveforuslookso muchbiggerthanonedayperyear! Let’srememberandliveforHimevery dayandthentakeadvantageofthe daystheworldlooksatHimbyemphasizingwhattheyhaveseenfromuson eachotherday.Areyoulivingforand rememberingHimdaily?

ForestHillBaptistChurch, 1947BluffCityRd,Somerville,AL35670inviteseveryonetooldhymnsinging KJVpreachingeachSunday Schoolmorningat10am, ChurchServiceat11am,Sundaynightat6pmandWed. nightat7pm.Formoreinformation256-754-5226.

Mt.CarmelBaptistChurch locatedat287Mt.Carmel Road,Falkville,AL35622, offersSundaySchoolat10am, worshipserviceat11amlead BrotherDavidTaylorand Sundayeveningworshipat 6pm

Gandy’sCoveCommunity ChurchlocatedonGandy’s CoveRdinFalkvilleoffers SundaySchool11a.m.;WorshipService10a.m.and WednesdaynightBiblestudy 6p.m.

UnityBaptistChurch, locatedat4506NorrisMill RoadinDecatur,withpastor Bro.JoelSnyderhasSunday schoolat9:30a.m.,worship serviceat10:30a.m.,Sunday discipleshiptrainingat5p.m., eveningworshipat6p.m.and Wednesdayworshipserviceat 6:30p.m.Call353-4315for moreinfo.

SanctuaryCommunity Churchislocatedat1149 WestMainSt.Hartselle.SundaySchoolisheldat10a.m.; servicesat11andWednesday nightBiblestudyat7p.m.

FalkvilleChurchofChrist, 18West2ndSt.,Falkville, meetseachSundaymorning forBibleSchoolat9a.m.with MorningWorshipserviceat 10a.m.Sundayeveningwor-

shipserviceisat6p.m.and WednesdayEveningBible Studyat7p.m.Pleasejoinus. SouthwestBaptistChurch, 1705RidgedaleDr.SW, Hartselle,hasSundaySchool beginningat9:45eachSunday,morningworshipat 11:00amandeveningworshipat6:00pm.Wednesday nightservicesareat6:00pm. Bro.GregBurchamisthepastor.Formoreinformation, call256-773-5994.

CedarCreekFreeWillBaptistChurch,locatedat1303 CedarCreekChurchRdin Hartselle,hasSundayschool at10a.m.,worshipat11a.m. and5p.m.,andWednesday eveningserviceat6p.m. Theirdoorsarealwaysopen. Formoreinfo,callPastorCliff Tomlinson256-898-4198.

WordAlive!Churchand pastorBrianCulbreathhave weeklyradioshowsonSundaysat1:15p.m.on91.3FM andMon.throughFri.on 106.3FM.

ValhermosoBaptistChurch, locatedat7312Hwy.36Ein Lacey’sSpring,holdsSunday schoolat10a.m.andworshipservicesat11a.m.and 5p.m.Discipleshiptraining andworshipareheldat6p.m. onWed.evening.Children, youthandadultclassesareat 6:30p.m.

GumSpringsBaptist Church,locatedat371Gum SpringsRoadinHartselle, hasSundaymorningworship at11a.m.andSundaySchool classesat10a.m.openforall ages.Wednesdaynightprayer meetingsat6:30p.m.

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ScenesfromtheMorganCountyTournament

ByRussellFrye FortheEnquirer

TheDanvilleLadyHawks andthePricevilleLady Bulldogscontinuedtheir winningwayswithwins lastweek.

Danville4,NewHope3

LaylaSherrillcontinued herassaultontheDanville recordbookafterscoringtwogoalsintheLady Hawk's4-3winoverNew Hope.Sherrillhasscored 58goalsin18matchesthis season.

BryleeTerryandXochilt Beltraneachscoredagoal, whileJolieBaileyaddedan assist.GoalkeeperWendy Reyesrecordedsevensaves inthewin.

Priceville4,Madison County0

AnnaKatherineHopkins nettedtwogoalstolead Pricevilletoa4-0win overMadisonCountythis

pastThursday.Hopkins hasscored32goalsin12 matchesthisseason.

LillyanBloodworthscored agoalandhadanassist, whileMadelynKennedy addedagoal.MaeVickand KenzieBowlingeachhad anassist.GoalkeeperTori Staatshad15savestoearn theshutout. WestminsterChristian2, Priceville1

HopkinsscoredPriceville’s onlygoalina2-1lossto WestminsterChristianlast Monday.Bloodworthhad anassist,whilegoalkeeper Staatshad32saves.

Brewer6,Lawrence County0 ReeseMitchellscoreda hattrickwiththreegoals intheLadyPatriots'6-0 winoverLawrenceCounty. EstefaniGarcia,Peyton Sullivan,andAnnabel Sarreeachscoredagoal, whileGarciahadtwo

assistsandSullivanhad one.EmmaGandyand SarahPetersoncombined fortheshutoutingoal. Brewer4,NewHope0 AubrieIrmennettedthree goalstoleadBrewertoa 4-0winoverNewHope. Garciaaddedagoaland twoassists,whileSullivan hadanassist.Gandyhad ninesavesingoaltogetthe shutout.

Boys WestminsterChristian5, Priceville3 TheBulldogsfoughthard butlost5-3toWestminster Christian. Priceville3,Madison County1 Pricevillepickedupa3-1 overMadisonCountylast Thursday.

Brewer10,Lawrence County0 ThePatriotsracedpast visitingLawrenceCounty fora10-0wininareaplay.

Clockwise,Priceville's MaddieBlack(1)pitches againstAustin;Priceville's KateeKing(5)hitsthe balloffAustin;West Morgan'sMaddieLetson (10)attemptstotagout Brewer'sKeylynStapler; andPriceville'sBailey Smyth(00)celebrates makingabigcathagainst AustinintheMorgan CountyTournamentthis pastSaturday.

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KimHallmark,Owner,Assoc.Broker,GRI...............................256.227.1923

JeffHallmark,Owner............................................................256.227.5421

BarbiBelcher,KimHallmarkRealEstateGroup....................256.230.5279

BillNelson,KimHallmarkRealEstateGroup........................205.835.9453

TerryTaylor...........................................................................256.227.4465

MaryAnnScott,Broker,CRS..................................................256.227.2456

EllenBean.............................................................................256.345.7022

RonBoyd................................................................................256.998.0258

AlodieBrown.........................................................................256.303.7381

DeborahElmore......................................................................256.998.0075

RogerElmore..........................................................................256.777.2230

PamGarland,TeamLegacy...................................................256.654.9962

TimGarland,TeamLegacy....................................................256.654.8460

PamMarthaler,TeamLegacy................................................256.565.3299

TraciGaston...........................................................................256.777.1012

JaneGlover,Assoc.Broker....................................................256.318.2373

SelenaGlover.........................................................................256.565.6804

TeriHarriman,GRI.................................................................256.227.6004

SamHeflin,GRI,CRS,MRS....................................................256.318.4270

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