United Methodists vote to close six rural Hale County churches
Six churches in Hale County were among 27 across Alabama and the Florida Panhandle officially closed this week following a vote by the Alabama-West Florida... Read More
Cook cousins graduate, head to UAB and UA
HCSD reports arrests for probation violation, truancy, FTA, DUI, possession First cousins Wesley Mills Cook and Ava Gabrielle Cook are graduates of the Class of... Read More
HCSD reports arrests for probation violation, truancy, FTA, DUI, possession
Hale County Sheriff’s Department released the following report of the department’s recent activities: Arrests: May 27, 2025Keiedric Demetrius Crispin, 27, of Tuscaloosa, was arrested for... Read More
Former Hale County coach to be inducted to Shelton HOF
Shelton State Athletics announced on June 4, 2025, that Lori Westbrook Wyatt Edwards will be inducted into their Hall of Fame. Lori had a dominant... Read More
Hale natives rise to top of their field as educators in Black Belt
By the time most students walk into Sumter Central High School, Dr. Joeva Thomas has already started her day with a smile, a clipboard, and... Read More
Council votes to allow Alabama Fiber Network to move forward with construction of broadband infrastructure
Greensboro City Council voted to allow Alabama Fiber Network to begin setting up equipment at their proposed site behind the fire station during the council’s... Read More
FHCA hosts ‘Paws for a Night with Friends’ fundraiser on June 6
The Friends of Hale County Animals (FHCA) will host its second annual “Paws for a Night with Friends” fundraiser on Friday, June 6th at Project... Read More
Hale County Hospital’s: Hospital Corner
Heartfelt Thanks for a Memorable Hospital Week at Hale County Hospital From May 12 to May 16, Hale County Hospital celebrated Hospital Week with joy,... Read More
Students from Hale among 600 graduating from UWA May 8-9
The University of West Alabama held spring commencement exercises on May 8 and 9, with President Todd G. Fritch conferring degrees to nearly 600 students... Read More