Hartselle City Center branding underway

Special to the Enquirer

The Main Street Business League board of directors is working on the branding for the Hartselle City Center. This group was formed at the beginning of 2022 and is a 501c6 membership based not-for-profit organization that exists to affirm and maintain the Hartselle City Center as the social, cultural, economic and historical focal point of the community.

Members are busy establishing social media channels, getting their website hartsellecitycenter.com running and organizing volunteers to serve.

In July, board members hosted the Summer Scramble event to promote the restaurants and retail shops in the district. Plans are underway for Christmastime events.

The Hartselle City Center Exchange will be held Aug. 30 at 5 p.m. at the Depot. The purpose of this meeting is to update the community on the progress of this organization and get feedback. Questions may be directed to Christina Sirten at admin@hartsellecitycenter.com.

 

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