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Are you connected?
By Todd Barrier This summer and fall, during the pandemic/lockdown, I have been doing weekly video devos for our youth group. They are called 5X5 devos, where I have a Bible verse or set of verses ... Read more
A Look Back at Thomas Clifton Almon, Part 1
Fewer and fewer of us have personal memories of the man who served as probate judge of Morgan County longer than any other. He was already ... Read more
No need to complain
By Randy Garrison This past Sunday at Hartselle First United Methodist Church, Pastor Mike Pope used the text of Exodus 15:22-27, in which the children of Israel complained about ... Read more
Week on the beach
By Clif Knight Being shut in our home for eight months because of COVID-19, our interaction with others has been confined to occasional visits with relatives and infrequent trips ... Read more
Do you want to see Jesus this week?
By Phillip Hines It was the last week of Jesus’ life. Many things were on His mind. One thing that bothered Him was the empty, hollow religion ... Read more
Happy New Year, fiscally speaking
By Randy Garrison For the Enquirer The City of Hartselle as many other municipalities and governmental organizations operates on a fiscal year, which runs from ... Read more
Introduction to basketball
Competitive basketball at the junior high, high school and collegiate levels is fast approaching. As we look forward to the start of a new season, it ... Read more
Are you ready for life-or-death situations?
By Todd Barrier Early Saturday morning, 1:40 a.m., after a long day beginning Friday at 6 a.m., the moment we had been waiting for was happening. Our son was about to ... Read more
Last veggies of fall
My trips to the farmers market in Hartselle were short-lived this past summer when a bountiful crop of tomatoes played out earlier than usual and their ... Read more
A look back to Cotton Country
Many years ago Alabama was referred to as the Cotton State because so much cotton was grown here. Over the years, as places like Morgan County have become more industrialized ... Read more
