Hartselle Living

05/04/2026

Don't miss the new issue of Hartselle Living! Out now.

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05/04/2026

“Hartselle means home, roots, family, friends, love … a warm, friendly place to live and work. It’s one of life’s blessings to me,” she said.

Photos by Rachel Howard/RAW Images   For Hartselle native Carolyn Wallace, helping keep her hometown beautiful is more than landscaping and seasonal decorations—it is a lifelong calling. “Hartselle means home, roots, family, friends, love … a warm, friendly place to live and work. It....

05/01/2026

What was once Hartselle’s source of clean water is now a hub for discovery. Since 2011, WaterWorks Environmental Learning Lab has been turning an old water treatment facility into a living classroom, inviting students and teachers from across the Tennessee Valley to explore wetlands, microbes, and everything in between.

Photos by Rachel Howard/RAW Images What was once Hartselle’s source of clean water is now a hub for discovery. Since 2011, WaterWorks Environmental Learning Lab has been turning an old water treatment facility into a living classroom, inviting students and teachers from across the Tennesee Valley ...

04/06/2026

Who is the BEST in Hartselle? 🏆

It’s time to give credit where credit is due! The Hartselle Enquirer’s “2026 Best of the Best" Reader’s Choice Poll is officially open, and we need YOUR help to spotlight the people, places, and businesses that make Hartselle the best place to live.

From your favorite morning coffee spot to the most trusted local service providers—every vote counts!

Help your local favorites take home the title.

Follow the link below to cast your vote today! 👇
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03/24/2026

Miss the March/April issue?

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Pick up your copy at our office or at select businesses around town!

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03/03/2026

Photos by Rachel Howard/RAW Images Bob Young first joined the staff at Hartselle High School in 1989 as a teacher of geography, Alabama history, driver education and health. He also began coaching baseball and football. In 2002, Young was promoted to assistant principal and athletic director at Hart...

01/29/2026

Just over a year ago, 25-year-old speech-language pathologist Celeste Bradley could not have imagined how drastically her life would change. Freshly graduated with a master’s degree from Alabama A&M University, she was thriving at Achievement Pediatric Therapies in Hartselle, helping child...

01/09/2026

Hartselle Police Chief Alan McDearmond and his wife, Heather, have breathed new life into a landmark of Morgan County’s past. The couple recently purchased the former Eva Methodist Church and are transforming it into a gathering place for the community. They hope to open the renewed space this month.

Photos by Lydia Chrietzberg Hartselle Police Chief Alan McDearmond and his wife, Heather, have breathed new life into a landmark of Morgan County’s past. The couple recently purchased the former Eva Methodist Church and are transforming it into a gathering place for the community. They hope to ope...

01/06/2026

2025 weddings: Katie + Lucas

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The Proposal Lucas had to work on Valentine’s Day, so we hadn’t planned a date night. I came home from college that weekend, and we decided to go eat at the 360 Grill in Florence. When Lucas picked me up, he said we needed to look at a truck—hardly unusual, since we’re always checking out ne...

01/06/2026

2025 weddings: Camryn + McCall

📷: Photos by Jo

Photos by Jo   Camryn & McCall May 24, 2025   The couple first connected online in 2020 when McCall sent Camryn a playful message that read, “If COVID doesn’t take you out, can I?” From that moment on, the two hit it off — and the rest, as Camryn says, is history. M...