Hayden News

Highway 160 Promise had a booth at the annual Warrior Day celebration dedicated to people killed in wrecks on Highway 160.

Governor Bob Riley announced that increased state trooper patrols started at 6 a.m. on Friday along Highway 160 in Blount County, where several serious crashes have occurred.

State troopers have begun patrolling Alabama 160 in Blount County and will be placing message boards along the road to show drivers their speeds, in the hope of encouraging motorists to slow down.

Forget Wal-Mart; fall is ideal for picking your own pumpkins. By Christina Crowe Every fall, several farms located near Birmingham offer the chance to pick your own pumpkin and enjoy the other activities that herald the arrival of cooler temperatures and a prelude to Halloween.

A deadly stretch of road in Blount County has claimed another life. This time, a mother of two.

A woman who was injured two weeks ago in a wreck in Blount County died today, state troopers said.

The Great Pumpkin Patch, off of Highway 160 outside of Hayden, opened Saturday, Sept.

Autumn is my favorite season of all. I love the cool air, fall colors and taking my family on a trip to the Great Pumpkin Patch in Hayden, AL.

Ranch Dressing at 7-months old with her first pumpkin. Ready for the proverbial baby with pumpkin picture season? Of course you are.

Tuesday night is senior dance night at Kimberly Community Center and Cletus Hopkins of Hayden and five of his friends play for the seniors Tuesday August 18, 2009 in Kimberly, Ala.

I enjoyed a pasta dinner Thursday night at Guglielmo's with Joe Abruzzo, Tony Lange, and Joe and Carolyn Ausley.

With a population between five and six hundred, you might not think there's much going on in Hayden, Alabama.

Parents and other adults attending Seaman High School varsity athletic events starting next fall should be prepared to fork over an additional dollar for admission.

"Brain Coral" by Hayden's Rody Davis will be displayed, along with 50 other pieces of art from state and District of Columbia representatives, in Washington's Union Station.

Hayden High School's Alexander Sutton was selected for the National Society of High School Scholars, an organization founded in 2002 to recognize academic excellence.