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Hartselle Enquirer
hartselleenquirer.com > 09/02/2026 > morgan-county-school-board-faces-sexual-harassment-retaliation-lawsuit

Morgan County school board faces sexual harassment, retaliation lawsuit

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (502+ words) The former finance director for Morgan County Schools says she faced workplace retaliation after reporting unwanted hugs and a cheek kiss from a board member. April Hall, also known as “the Alabama Chicken Queen,” filed a federal lawsuit Aug. 19 against…...

Hartselle Enquirer
hartselleenquirer.com > 08/21/2026 > decatur-heritage-looks-build-around-faithful-senior-class-rich-dutton

Decatur Heritage looks to build around faithful senior class under Rich Dutton - hartselleenquirer

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (1010+ words) Decatur Heritage enters the 2026 football season looking to continue building under head coach Rich Dutton, who is entering his 14th season leading the Eagles. The 2025 season was a challenging one for Decatur Heritage, but Dutton said the program’s senior class has…...

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hartselleenquirer.com > 08/19/2026 > danville-high-gets-new-assistant-principal

Danville High gets new assistant principal - hartselleenquirer

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (180+ words) Max Parker, a 13-year Morgan County Schools educator who most recently served as a gifted specialist, has been named the new assistant principal at Danville High School. Parker was appointed by the Morgan County school board July 30 and began his…...

Hartselle Enquirer
hartselleenquirer.com > 08/19/2026 > maybe-can-teach

Maybe I can teach after all - hartselleenquirer

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (475+ words) Our summer intern, Abigail, headed back to school last week, and I hope she left our office knowing a little more about small-town journalism than she did when she arrived. She was helpful, eager to learn and, perhaps most importantly…...