The 23rd Annual Neighbor Day in Hackleburg will culminate on Saturday, June 29, with a spectacular fireworks display at 9 p.m. Festivities will begin on Friday, June 28, at 5 p.m. and continue Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. and lasting all day until the fireworks extravaganza.
HACKLEBURG — The 23rd Annual Neighbor Day in Hackleburg will be celebrated this year on Friday, June 28, and Saturday, June 29.
Hackleburg’s Cam Ingram slides back into first base to avoid getting tagged out during the Panthers’ final game of the season against Sumiton Christian. Ingram hit 17 singles and three doubles over the season.
HACKLEBURG — The Hackleburg Panthers’ varsity baseball team’s season came to an end with two back-to-back losses to Sumiton Christian on Thursday, May 2.
It’s tradition for Hackleburg players to scale the wall for playoff wins. One team member takes it one step further as he performs a back flip off the wall.
HACKLEBURG — Hackleburg High School shut out Talladega Central in a double header Friday, April 19, in the first round of playoffs.
Hackleburg’s Edge Weeks, Jaquan Reeder and Seth Ables, and Brilliant’s Jaedan Lipsey, reach the finish line in the boys’ 200m race.
WINFIELD — The Marion County High School boys’ and girls’ varsity track and field teams won the 2024 North Alabama Conference Championship meet on Wednesday, March 13.
The meet was hosted in Winfield, with Brilliant, Hackleburg, Lynn, Marion County and Phillips high schools competing for the NAC championship.
Hero Hackleburg Police Officer Zach Booth (far right) is shown with police chief Kenny Hallmark (far left) and Lynn Albert Barnette, 72, the homeowner he helped get out of the burning structure, along with Barnette’s granddaughter and friend.
HACKLEBURG — Hackleburg Police Officer Zach Booth is a hero. He will star in this news article, and he could easily be written about by a screenwriter and have his own movie.
A host of Panthers descend on Valley Head players.
HACKLEBURG— The Hackleburg Panthers will be advancing to the third round of the state playoffs after a 33-18 victory over the visiting Valley Head Tigers on Friday, Nov. 17.
Panther Davin Dulaney takes the ball in for his second touchdown on the night. Also shown in the background is Cameron Ingram.
HACKLEBURG — The Hackleburg Panthers have now won all but their first game and are looking toward the playoffs. One regular season game remains, and that will be at Cherokee tomorrow, Nov. 2.
Hackleburg’s Carson Swinney (#6) attempts to move around a Shoals Christian player.
HACKLEBURG — Hackleburg now stands at 7-1, 5-0 after their big win Friday, Oct. 20, when they took on the Shoals Christian Flame and walked off the field with the game at 46-7.