Newville, AL

Newville is a quiet country town in southwestern Henry County, Alabama, with a population of around 550. Founded in the late 1800s along the railroad as Wells Station, the community has held onto its relaxed rural character for over a century. For people looking to move somewhere peaceful, Newville provides open space, surrounding farmland, and a neighborly atmosphere where life moves at a comfortable, unhurried pace.

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Daily life here is surprisingly convenient thanks to the local highway network. State Route 173 runs straight through town as Broad Street, putting nearby Headland just six miles to the south and Abbeville thirteen miles to the north. For larger grocery runs, healthcare, dining, and jobs, U.S. 431 connects directly to Dothan, about 15 miles away. Families are served by Henry County schools, making the town a solid choice for anyone who wants quiet country living with easy access to city conveniences.