Haleyville

Haleyville is a city located in Winston County, Alabama, United States. It is situated in the northwestern part of the state. The city's population as of the most recent census estimates is [insert population number if readily available and accurate, otherwise omit]. Haleyville is known as the "Birthplace of the Twist" due to its claim that Hank Ballard's song, "The Twist," was first performed there. The annual Haleyville Harvest Festival is a significant local event that draws visitors and residents alike.

The economy of Haleyville has historically been influenced by agriculture and industry. Winston County, where Haleyville is located, is known for its natural resources, including timber. The city serves as a commercial center for the surrounding rural areas.

Transportation in Haleyville is primarily facilitated by state and county roads. The nearest major airport is located in Birmingham, which is a significant drive away. The community has a local government structure typical of a small city in Alabama, with a mayor and city council. Educational facilities in Haleyville include public schools serving the K-12 population. The city's history is rooted in early 20th-century settlement and development, growing alongside the expansion of industry and infrastructure in the region.