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    An inside look at Cullman’s highly-anticipated, record-setting gun range

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    CSS Facility Manager Doug Long The Tribune brought you the news first about Cullman Shooting Sports. Now, take a look inside. CULLMAN - When Cullman Shooting Sports (CSS) opens its new state-of-the-art facility, it will likely be the only one of its kind in the country. ...

    Commercial flock infected with avian influenza destroyed in Cullman County

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    MONTGOMERY - Yesterday, the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) confirmed that low pathogenic H7N9 avian influenza was found in a Cullman County commercial breeder flock. Last night, that flock was destroyed, according to the ADAI. Officials are still not confirming the exact location...

    Hanceville council opens bids, awards contracts to resurface 3 streets

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    Council members review bids with City Attorney Dan Willingham HANCEVILLE - The Hanceville City Council met Thursday evening, opening bids for materials and labor to resurface three city thoroughfares: Helen Warren Vogel Street, Whaley Avenue and McNutt Drive.  Two separate bids were taken: the first...

    Cullman mayor proclaims April Autism Awareness Month; An autism family’s journey

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    Pictured L-R: Mayor Woody Jacobs, Brian, Ella, and Colt Bates; Council President Pro-Tem Jenny Folsom, Stormi and Penny Brock; Jordan and Rhonda Davis, Geoffrey and Kay Gibbs, and Yenny and Nathan Laney CULLMAN - Mayor Woody Jacobs has officially proclaimed the month of April 2017...

    Alabama unemployment rate down slightly to 6.2%, Cullman down to 5.3%

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    MONTGOMERY – Alabama Department of Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington announced today that Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted February unemployment rate is 6.2%, down from January’s rate of 6.4%, and above January 2016’s rate of 6.0%. February’s rate represented 2,067,042 people working, up from January’s count...

    CHS Performing Arts welcomes special guests to “Shrek”

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    Cullman High student Marie Bean (Ogre Fiona) and special guest Stormi Brock backstage before Thursday night’s performance CULLMAN - There were some special guests at Thursday night’s opening performance of “Shrek: The Musical” at Cullman High School. As members of Cullman High’s Performing Arts prepared...

    Hanceville Fire Chief: J.B. Pennington fire finally out

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    The scene on Tuesday morning HANCEVILLE - In a phone call to Hanceville Mayor Kenneth Nail around 6 p.m. Thursday evening, Hanceville Fire Department (HFD) Chief Roger Green announced that the fire that started early Tuesday morning at J.B. Pennington High School in Blountsville is...

    Shane Quick bringing “culinary & social venue” to Warehouse District, inspired by beloved grandmother

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    Developer Shane Quick stands at what will be the entrance to Mae's Food Hall   We love that Mae’s is going to be a venue that encourages a social atmosphere.  Our goal isn’t to get you in here and get you out, it’s to get you...

    Dozens of Wallace State retirees gather for annual luncheon

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    Wallace State retirees Judy Wood, left, Dr. Jenny Folsom and Janice Morgan pose for a photo during the recent Retirees Luncheon hosted by the Wallace State Alumni Association. In the background, Wallace State President Dr. Vicki Karolewics visits with former Wallace State basketball coach...

    Low pathogenic bird flu confirmed in Cullman County

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    MONTGOMERY - The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) this morning confirmed that low pathogenic avian influenza has been found in a Cullman County commercial breeder flock. "I can confirm that it has been found in Cullman County," said the ADAI's Daniel Autrey. "This...

    Cullman Christian School gearing up for new location, expansion

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    CULLMAN - Cullman Christian School (CCS) is a school on the go, and not always by its own choosing.  Originally housed at Eastside Baptist Church, it saw its facilities destroyed along with the church in the 2011 tornado.  In the wake of that disaster,...

    Wallace State’s Aviation/Flight Technology program adds flight simulator for helicopter training

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    Wallace State Aviation/Flight Technology students Tim Hill, left, and Johnathan Johnson utilize the helicopter simulator recently. HANCEVILLE –  Wallace State’s Aviation/Flight Technology program has recently added a flight simulator for its helicopter training. “This training device is a great asset to our program. A helicopter makes...

    (UPDATE) Data breach of America’s JobLink (AJL) affects Alabamians

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    UPDATED: Alabama: new call center operational; AJLA to offer credit monitoring services NEW INFORMATION: AJLA-TS has established a call center to answer questions from those who are affected. The toll-free number is 1-844-469-3939. The center is open from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. (CST) Monday -...

    Cullman mayor proclaims April Child Abuse Prevention & Awareness Month

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    Pictured L-R: Kaylee Proctor (CAC intern), Javon Daniel (director, Cullman Caring for Kids), Nancy Bryant (assistant director, Cullman Caring for Kids), Jacqueline Schendel (CAC board member), Haley Gaines (CAC family advocate), Mayor Woody Jacobs, Alisha Jones (CAC bookkeeper), District Judge Kim Chaney, Gail Swafford...

    Can you smell what the Elks Lodge is cooking?

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    CULLMAN - Next Friday night, the Cullman Elks Lodge is hosting something delicious: A Low Country Boil. On March 31 from 6-8 p.m., guests can feast for $15 per plate and eat in or carry out. The fundraising event is an effort to support the...

    Garden City council welcomes First Source for Women, honors fire department

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    Councilman Scott Arnold presented the fire department a handmade wooden flag in honor of everything they do to protect the members of their community. GARDEN CITY - The first thing on the agenda for the Garden City Town Council this week was to recognize a...

    Spring sports go on as scheduled in spite of J.B. Pennington fire; Lady Tigers down Lady Aggies 2-1

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    BLOUNTSVILLE - J.B. Pennington High School and Blountsville Elementary School were closed Tuesday after an early morning fire caused damage to the media room inside the main building of the high school. Later in the day, the Blount County Board of Education announced the two...

    Vinemont resident charged with unlawful distribution of a controlled substance; result of undercover operation

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    VINEMONT – A Vinemont woman was arrested over the weekend as a result of an undercover operation conducted earlier by Cullman City Police Department Sgt. Chris Thomason and Sgt. Justin Craft. Natosha Jean Alexander, 34, was charged with unlawful distribution of a controlled substance. Alexander has...

    Wallace State Genealogy Department expands collection

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    HANCEVILLE - Through donations and purchases, Wallace State Community College is making a huge expansion of one of the area’s best resources for searching family origins. Several hundred books, documents and microfilms have been added. The new material is broad and eclectic including books to...

    Bird flu confirmed in 2 poultry flocks in Pickens and Madison Counties

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    MONTGOMERY - State Veterinarian, Dr. Tony Frazier, confirms that a flock of chickens at a commercial poultry breeding operation located in Pickens County and a backyard flock located in Madison County have both tested positive for low pathogenic avian influenza (LPAI). During routine screening, a...

    Cullman County firefighters called to help fight Blount County blaze

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    BLOUNTSVILLE - Around 5:15 Tuesday morning, Blount County firefighters were dispatched to investigate a fire at J.B. Pennington High School in Blountsville.  A short time later, departments from Blountsville, Locust Fork, Susan Moore, Brooksville, Royal, Summit and Nectar were on the scene, battling a...

    Cullman Christian School invites community to flavorful taste of the arts

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    CULLMAN - The administration of Cullman Christian School (CCS) gave its kids a special treat this year with fine and performing arts classes.  Students in the seventh-12th grades were given the opportunity to participate in a Drama Club that will offer a public performance...

    Cullman council OKs trial run for pedestrian park on 1st Avenue in Warehouse District

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    Johnann and Stuart Moore answer questions from the council CULLMAN - The Cullman City Council met Monday evening, having rescheduled its regular meeting time from last week.  Mayor Woody Jacobs and all council members except Garlan Gudger were present.  Most of the business was simple...

    Good Samaritan Health Clinic & Cullman Church of Christ offering free meal and health services Tuesday, March 21

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    CULLMAN - The Good Samaritan Health Clinic, in partnership with Cullman Church of Christ's monthly outreach program, Loaves and Fishes, will offer free lunch and health services tomorrow, Tuesday, March 21, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in Cullman Church of Christ's Fellowship Hall, 4345 Alabama...

    Cullman targeted for longest indoor gun range in the Southeast, to open this year

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    CULLMAN - Cullman Shooting Sports is bringing what it says is the nation’s longest, above ground, public indoor gun range to Alabama in 2017. It will be the longest indoor gun range in the Southeast. The range, which is already under construction, will be...

    Peinhardt Homesteaders group offers class in traditional woodworking

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    CULLMAN - On Saturday morning, the Peinhardt Homesteaders sponsored a multi-part class in traditional woodworking techniques and technology.  Participants had the opportunity to try their hands at splitting wood shingles, hewing a wooden dough bowl, shaping wood staves with draw knives, drilling holes with...

    Cullman High promises crowd pleaser with spring production of “Shrek: The Musical”

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    A recent rehearsal for "Shrek: The Musical" CULLMAN - After last year’s “Beauty and the Beast,” Cullman High School Theatre (CHST) chose to stick with the animation adaptation idea, but has taken a decidedly different twist on the fairy tale genre with “Shrek: The Musical.” ...

    Cullman Fire Rescue firefighters and EMTs help train future medical professionals at CHS

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    CULLMAN - Members of Cullman Fire Rescue, both firefighters and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) recently had the opportunity to help train Cullman High School Medical Professional Academy (CHSMA) students in the proper placement of IVs. The group was led by Lt. Gary Mikus. “Special thanks...

    Cullman Band Boosters raising funds for new uniforms, release calendar of upcoming events

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    CULLMAN - The Cullman Band Boosters’ (CBB) effort to purchase new uniforms for the Cullman High School Band continues with an upcoming series of spirit nights at local restaurants.  CBB President Mary Hovater shared about the project, "The boosters are the only support the Cullman...

    Wallace State sophomore Jasmine Zavala named recipient of UAB Presidential Scholarship

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    HANCEVILLE –  Wallace State sophomore Jasmine Zavala was recently awarded a UAB Presidential Transfer Scholarship. Zavala, a Cleveland High graduate, was one of two Wallace State students to receive the scholarship, which covers tuition and academic-related fees for four semesters at UAB, beginning in the...

    Cullman group supports families with special needs

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    CULLMAN - For families of those with special needs, Cullman has help and support in the form of the Cullman Autism and Special Needs Family Support Group.  Founded in 2003 by Rhonda Davis (the group's current leader), Jessica Dyson and Jo Keeton, the group’s...

    Supporters turn out in droves for annual MS Walk

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    Images courtesy of Rachel Bryant of Karma in Cullman CULLMAN - A gentle rain fell during set-up, but supporters turned out in droves Saturday morning at Heritage Park for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's 2017 Walk MS: Cullman. Hundreds of people affected by MS- patients,...

    Rain can’t keep Shamrock Shufflers down

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    Image courtesy of David Wiggins CULLMAN - Saturday morning's light drizzle did nothing to dampen the spirits of the runners at East Elementary School's first-ever Shamrock Shuffle Color Run. More than 150 people from around the community were signed up even before this morning's last-minute...

    West Point dominates county math tournament

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    Advanced Math winners Back row, 6th-10th place from left to right: Angel Cortes, Chandler Flanigan, Brantley Rodgers (not pictured), Madeline Whitesell, Jessica Arriaga Front Row, 1st-5th place from left to right: Will Parker, Tom Parker, Jacob Smith, Allie Smith, Taylor Dover HANCEVILLE - Wallace State Community College...

    Fairview High School Class of 1972 searching for members

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    FAIRVIEW - The Fairview High School Class of 1972 is trying to locate the following classmates for their reunion on Saturday, April 1, 2017. If you have contact information for the following individuals, please contact Jackie Donovan at 205-908-3555. Carol Ellenburg Winn Jackie Helton Donna Powe Debbie Burgess Crawford Coy...

    Huge regional job fair in Huntsville March 21

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    HUNTSVILLE - The Alabama Career Center System, in partnership with WAFF 48 News and the City of Huntsville, will host a regional job fair on Tuesday, March 21 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville (Von Braun Center,...

    City schools recognize distinguished alumni, teachers of the year

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    Image shows Cullman Middle School Teacher of the Year Brent Hill, center. Photos by Jay Betts CULLMAN - Cullman High has ample reason to be proud of its alumni, as evidenced at Friday’s Cullman City Schools Foundation Distinguished Alumni Awards luncheon. Among those honored this...

    Dodge City man arrested for distribution of marijuana

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    CULLMAN - Undercover operations led to the arrest on Wednesday of Stephen Joshua Hughes, 41, of Dodge City for unlawful distribution of a controlled substance. Cullman City Police Department Investigators Justin Craft, Scott Sanford and Adam Clark arrested Hughes following two separate undercover operations conducted...

    East Elementary’s inaugural Shamrock Shuffle takes off Saturday morning

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    CULLMAN - The inaugural Shamrock Shuffle 5K and 1-mile color run, hosted by the East Elementary School (EES) Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), will kick off at 7 a.m. Saturday morning at the school. The course will navigate runners through the East Historic District, and...

    Local youth place in Senior Showmanship at Alabama Junior Beef Expo

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    Class 4 Senior Showmanship winners at the 2017 Alabama Junior Beef Expo are pictured with Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell. From left are Parnell; Hannah Maddox of Collinsville in DeKalb County, first place; Sarah Parker of Lanett in Chambers County, second; Ashlyn Ruf...

    Local youth place in Junior Showmanship at Alabama Junior Beef Expo

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    Class 14 Junior Showmanship winners (shown above) at the 2017 Alabama Junior Beef Expo are pictured with Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell. From left are Parnell; Aaron “Ace” Ashley of Sand Rock in Cherokee County, first place; Victoria Thompson of Opelika of Lee...

    Local youth place in Intermediate Showmanship art Alabama Junior Beef Expo

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    Class 12 Intermediate Showmanship winners (shown above) at the 2017 Alabama Junior Beef Expo are pictured with Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell. From left are Parnell; Natalie Lovell of Elkmont in Limestone County, first place; Brandon Cuahua of Troy in Pike County, second;...

    Hanceville man arrested for trafficking in illegal drugs

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    CULLMAN – A Hanceville man was arrested this week and charged with trafficking in illegal drugs after a traffic stop led to the discovery of 10 mg oxycodone pills. Cullman City Police Department Sgt. Chris Thomason and Capt. Becky Boyd arrested Dale Eugene Black, 47,...

    Applications being accepted now for 2017 Sheriff’s Youth Leadership Academy

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    Last year's Sheriff's Youth Leadership Academy class CULLMAN - Sheriff Matt Gentry and his staff at the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) have a vision for reaching out to the youth of Cullman County.  It’s evident in the CCSO’s support of Special Olympics, and in...

    Good Hope, Vinemont teams win county middle school math tournament

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    Good Hope Middle School's seventh-grade team CULLMAN COUNTY - At the recent Cullman County Middle School Math Tournament held at Wallace State, teams from Good Hope Middle School (GHMS) took first place for sixth and seventh grades, while Vinemont Middle School (VMS) won the eighth-grade...

    CCBOE recognizes student, staff achievements; approves large expenditures for technology and transportation

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    Updated 3-19-17 Michael Lindsey, Superintendent Shane Barnette and Kayse Fondren CULLMAN - Thursday night’s meeting of the Cullman County Board of Education (CCBOE) was headlined by two main events. Up first was the recognition of several staff members and students who have recently achieved special awards....

    Burrow Museum receives grant from Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association

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    Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association President Tami Reist and Evelyn Burrow Museum Director Donny Wilson HANCEVILLE - The Evelyn Burrow Museum at Wallace State Community College was recently awarded a $2,000 grant by the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association.  The grant will be used to...

    Athens pair arrested for vehicle break-in on I-65

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    Robert Lee Holt, 46, of Athens and Vivian Mullins Posey ,43, of Athens CULLMAN - Two people have been arrested and charged with unlawful breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. Cullman County Sheriff’s Office(CCSO) investigators on Tuesday arrested Robert Lee Holt, 46, of Athens...

    AL Dept. of Ag issues order banning exhibition and sale of poultry due to avian influenza concerns

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    MONTGOMERY - The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) has banned the sale of poultry due to concerns about avian influenza. ADAI Commissioner John McMillan on Wednesday issued an order (see below) banning the sale, exhibition or transportation of all types of poultry: Due...

    Cullman PALS preparing for spring cleanup and beautification awards

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    PALS President and Cullman County Economic Development Director, Cherrie Haney CULLMAN - The Cullman County chapter of People Against a Littered State (PALS) met Thursday morning at the Cullman County Economic Development office, with two main agenda items: the 2017 Cullman City/County Cleanup Day, and...

    Mo’s Joes and the Sunflour Bakery & Eatery: Cullman Business District’s new coffee shop and dining spot

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    Co-owner Jon Montgomery CULLMAN - Cullman’s newest beverage and snack shop is a family affair.  Mo’s Joes is the project of proprietors Jon and Frances Montgomery, and daughters Morgan (the manager; The family calls her “Mo Mo,” and her dad said we could print that. ...

    Fairview Alumni Association’s $10,000 drawdown set for March 18

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    FAIRVIEW - Mark your calendars for March 18. That’s when, in the Fairview High School lunchroom, the $10,000 Fairview Alumni Association Drawdown will take place. The event will get underway with a meal at 5 p.m., with the drawing at 6 p.m.          The event, which...

    Vinemont council up in arms over Air Evac contract

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    VINEMONT - The Vinemont Town Council met Tuesday evening, with Mayor Radginal Dodson and all council members present, along with Town Attorney Roy Williams.  Several items were on the agenda, but an item not on the agenda received a substantial amount of attention: Dodson...

    Bartlett declares April “Fair Housing Month” in Good Hope

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    GOOD HOPE - Good Hope Mayor Jerry Bartlett this week signed a proclamation declaring the month of April “Fair Housing Month.” April 11, 2017 will mark the 49th anniversary of the passage of Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. Also known...

    Stop Movement Order issued on certain poultry in Alabama amid 3 avian influenza investigations

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    MONTGOMERY — State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Frazier in consultation with Commissioner John McMillan today issued a stop movement order for certain poultry in Alabama. “The health of poultry is critically important at this time,” said Frazier. “With three investigations of avian influenza in north...

    Vinemont woman perishes in early morning fire

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    VINEMONT - An early morning house fire claimed the life of a Vinemont woman. The incident happened at approximately 2 a.m. Tuesday on County Road 1367 in the Vinemont community. Rebecca Self, 45, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to Cullman County Coroner Jeremy...

    Former Cullman County Sheriff David Laney dies at 60

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    CULLMAN - Former Cullman County Sheriff David Laney passed away early this morning at his home. He was 60 years old. Cullman County Coroner Jeremy L. Kilpatrick says Laney died of natural causes. Laney served as sheriff from January 1991- January 1995. He was also a...

    Bird flu infects poultry at 3 sites in north Alabama

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    Update: http://www.cullmansense.com/articles/2017/03/14/stop-movement-order-issued-certain-poultry-alabama-amid-3-avian-influenza (REUTERS) - Bird flu has infected poultry at three sites in northern Alabama shortly after being found at two farms in neighboring Tennessee, and more chickens have been culled to contain the virus, state and industry officials in Alabama said on Tuesday. The cases...

    Jonathan Allen signing a big hit among Tide faithful

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    Tide star Jonathan Allen poses with a fan on Saturday, March 11 at Outfitters Cullman. CULLMAN - Agents Justin Crisler and Jeremy Ragland brought a very special guest to town over the weekend; Outfitters Cullman hosted an autograph signing with former Alabama Crimson Tide standout...

    Wallace State’s Alpha Chi Tau Chapter earns REACH status, Distinguished Honors in Action Project Award

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    Brandon Smith, left, and Dr. Stacey Sivley HANCEVILLE –  Wallace State math instructors Dr. Stacey Sivley and Brandon Smith were recently recognized for earning REACH status for the Alpha Chi Tau Chapter of their Phi Theta Kappa math honor society. The REACH program was established in...

    Alabama’s unemployment rate rises to 6.4%; Cullman Co. among lowest at 5.7%

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    MONTGOMERY – Alabama Department of Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington announced today that Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted January unemployment rate is 6.4%, up from December’s revised rate of 6.3%, and above January 2016’s rate of 6.1%. January’s rate represents 141,268 unemployed persons, compared to 137,875...

    National Junior Honor Society initiated at Saint Bernard Prep

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    Pictured, (left to right): front row: D. Tim, Ella Buckingham, Yessenia Pascual, Alison Gongre, Mai Thy Nguyen, Carly Tombo, Jonathan Baillargeon, Evehan Hayes and Ruby Torres. Second row: DB, Emma Whaley, Daniela Hernandez, David DeJesus, Joseph Ruse, Caleb Norman, Kathleen George, Madeline McBride and...

    Doss Bridge on Beech Grove Road officially reopened

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    Good Hope Mayor Jerry Bartlett with Justin Schuman and Wes Hastings of Carcel and G Construction, who oversaw the project   GOOD HOPE - After being closed for almost five months, Doss Bridge on Beech Grove Road was reopened by the City of Good Hope Monday...

    Catching up with American Legion Post 4; Swamp John’s today at 4

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    L-R: Scott Bealer (district chaplain), Charles Wunderlich (Sons of the American Legion), Frederick Arceneaux (Squadron 4 commander), Dan Raley (commander, Post 4) and Don Reid (post adjutant)   GOOD HOPE - Cullman American Legion Post 4, located at 181 Reid Road in Good Hope, held its...

    Victim in Sunday night’s fatal collision in Berlin ID’d

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    Updated 3/13 8:56 a.m. BERLIN - The victim in Sunday night's fatal traffic collision at U.S. Highway 278 East and County Road 747 has been identified. Donnie Ray Hardiman, 65, of Arley was pronounced dead at the scene, according to Cullman County Coroner Jeremy L....

    Fatal traffic incident at Hwy. 278 and County Road 747

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    BERLIN - A fatal traffic incident occurred tonight at the intersection of U.S. Highway 278 East and County Road 747 in the Berlin community. The three-vehicle incident happened at approximately 6:45 p.m. The roadway is closed to traffic at this time. The Berlin Volunteer Fire Department, Cullman...

    Dodge City council welcomes 2 special guests

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    DODGE CITY - The Dodge City Town Council welcomed two special guests to its latest meeting- Cullman County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director Phyllis Little and Executive Director of the First Source for Women pregnancy center, Catherine Bethell. Little addressed the council about the EMA’s...

    Cullman Regional to host colon cancer awareness seminar

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    Dr. William E. Smith CULLMAN - According to the American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths in the United States.  Early diagnosis can often lead to a complete cure of colon cancer. Cullman Regional is hosting a Colon...

    Harmony School getting ready for spring in outdoor classroom

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    LOGAN - Harmony School will be holding an Outdoor Classroom Workday on Tuesday, Mar. 21.  Students, parents, faculty and community volunteers will be building pollinator and butterfly gardens, planting native plants and trees, establishing a berry patch and working on raised beds.  They will...

    CCSO reminds public of availability of Nixle Alert System

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    CULLMAN - The Cullman County Sheriff's Office would like to remind the citizens of Cullman County about the availability of the Nixle Alert System. You can sign up to receive Nixle Alerts from the Cullman County Sheriff's Office and get up-to-date information about such things...

    Cullman Rotary Club holds annual fundraising auction

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    Cullman Rotary Club President Dale Greer CULLMAN - Crowds filled the Cullman Civic Center on Friday evening for the Cullman Rotary Club’s 44th annual fundraising auction.  Hundreds of items were available through silent and open auction including big-screen TVs, furniture, jewelry and watches, firearms, art,...

    Be prepared: spring tornado season is upon us

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    CULLMAN - Alabama’s spring tornado season is upon us. Spring tornado season is typically defined as lasting from the beginning of March to the beginning of May. However, tornadoes can and do occur earlier than March. Summer tornadoes are extremely rare in Alabama. Though there...

    Driven to be better: Local emergency responders practice driving techniques in advanced computer simulators

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    Cullman Fire Rescue Division Chief Brian Bradberry stands outside the simulator   CULLMAN - It takes more than a driver’s license and a badge to drive an emergency vehicle.  It takes lengthy training (Cullman firefighters will be on the job for three years before they even...

    Local law enforcement officers raising funds for Special Olympics; catch them Saturday at south Wal-Mart

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    Cullman County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Mark Persall and Lt. Rex Sorrow   CULLMAN - This weekend, the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) and Cullman Police Department (CPD) are out in force, for a worthy cause.  Deputies and officers were at the south Cullman Wal-Mart Friday and...

    CCSO deputy and ALEA trooper honored by Sheriff Gentry

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    Alabama State Trooper Rodney Wallace, Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry and Cullman County Sheriff's Sgt. Daniel Cummings CULLMAN - Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry today presented commendations to Cullman County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) Sgt. Daniel Cummings and Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) State Trooper Rodney...

    Hanceville council discusses jurisdiction, city planning

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    Rick Cason addresses the council   HANCEVILLE - Questions of city jurisdiction outside the city limits were on the front burner at Thursday night’s Hanceville City Council meeting. The City of Hanceville, as do other municipalities in Alabama, has the authority to enforce ordinances up to...

    Cullman chapter of Sons of the American Revolution forming

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    The Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) are founding a chapter in Cullman: "We exist to teach our youth about our early American History, to promote patriotism and to support our veterans." Members must prove they have an ancestor who was a patriot in the...

    Fairview gearing up for Spring Fling April 1

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    FAIRVIEW - Last year, representatives of the Lions Club of Fairview told the Tribune that they hoped to increase the number of family-friendly community activities in their town, and they are staying true to their word.  On Saturday, Apr. 1, the Lions will host a...

    Workshop tomorrow in Cullman for huge job fair in Huntsville March 21

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    HUNTSVILLE – The Alabama Career Center System will host a series of job readiness workshops beginning Friday, March 10 and continuing through Thursday, March 16 at Career Centers and other locations located throughout the Huntsville area. Staff from several area Career Centers will conduct the...

    Leadership Wallace State group meets with acting Chancellor Jimmy Baker; enjoys Economic Development day

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    The 2016-17 Leadership Wallace State group visited Montgomery, where they met with acting system Chancellor Jimmy Baker and sat in on a board meeting. They also toured the state Capitol. HANCEVILLE – Over the past few months, Wallace State’s 2016-2017 Leadership Wallace State group has...

    Holly Pond High School’s Zackery Reynolds wins state geometry tournament

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    I like English and science, but math more than anything.  Numbers speak to me better than words.” Zackery Reynolds HOLLY POND - Zackery Reynolds enjoys running.  He competes in track and field and cross-country for Holly Pond High School (HPHS), scoring near the top of the...

    Tip leads to arrest of tri-county burglary suspect; property recovered

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    DANVILLE - A Danville man is being held at the Cullman County Detention Center without bond after authorities arrested him for a string of burglaries in Cullman, Morgan and Lawrence Counties this week. Joshua Felton Ledlow, 33, of Danville is facing two counts of third-degree...

    Details of 3-year bicentennial celebration announced

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    Left to right- Gov. Robert Bentley, Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, Sen. Rusty Glover, R- Mobile and Carolyn Feltus (chairwoman of the Mobile Bicentennial Launch Committee) signing 1818 Alabama map in front of the Capitol at the bicentennial press conference. MONTGOMERY - Gov. Robert Bentley...

    Holly Pond Town Council talks infrastructure

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    Holly Pond Mayor Bill Oliver and Town Attorney Dan Willingham HOLLY POND - The Holly Pond Town Council met Monday evening, with infrastructure on the agenda: roads, town boundaries, water and sewers. Streets Committee Chair Councilwoman Carla Hart brought a motion to have Wesley Avenue striped...

    County school bus involved in minor collision, no injuries reported

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    stock image CULLMAN - A motor vehicle collision involving a Cullman County Schools school bus occurred this morning on Highway 31 South in the northbound lane in front of the old Nicholson File building. No injuries were reported, according to Cullman Fire Rescue Public Information...

    Baileyton mourns loss of Councilman Walker Mead

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    Image shows full Baileyton Town Council from late 2016: Wendell Peterson, Greg Griffin, Mayor Johnny Dyar, Windell Calloway, Myra Martin and the late Walker Mead. BAILEYTON - The Baileyton Town Council met this week, with one notable absence. The council and the town of Baileyton...

    Stars and Stripes Rodeo goes off without a hitch

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    CULLMAN - On Friday and Saturday evenings, the West Point Band Boosters presented the 34th Annual Ford IPRA Stars and Stripes Rodeo. Friday night mostly featured special activities for children and families, such as face painting and boiled peanuts, with the main event on...

    Cullman Planning Commission reviews and approves proposed site plan for Academy Sports

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    Academy Sports + Outdoors representative Tim Hodes addresses the commission   CULLMAN - On Monday afternoon, the City of Cullman Planning Commission met at Cullman City Hall, with four topics on its agenda, including a proposed site plan for the long-rumored Academy Sports + Outdoors store. Academy...

    Fairview council weighs costs of park maintenance, talks new senior center

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    FAIRVIEW - With the weather warming up and spring sports starting back, the Fairview Town Council is planning ahead for future maintenance of the community park. After the approval of the minutes from the last meeting, Mayor Keith Henry welcomed the meeting's guests. One...

    Don’t miss Coffee with the Sheriff

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    CULLMAN - Cullman County residents are invited to join Sheriff Matt Gentry and deputies from the Cullman County Sheriff's Office during the month of March for coffee to discuss issues that may be occurring in their communities. Citizens can come by just to chat...

    2 men charged, 1 with attempted murder, after hitting, dragging CCSO sergeant with car

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    Caleb Alexander, left; Phillip Pope, right CULLMAN - Two men are facing charges today after an incident Saturday in which Cullman County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) Sgt. Daniel Cummings was hit and dragged by a vehicle, according to the CCSO. Caleb Dennison Alexander, 20, of Lacey's Spring,...

    Aderholt: Bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act will be released within 10 days

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    U.S. Rep Robert Aderholt, R-Alabama CULLMAN - Alabama State Treasurer Young Boozer may have been the featured guest speaker at Saturday’s Cullman County Republican meeting, but it was U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt, R- Alabama who stole the show.  All eyes were fixed on Aderholt as...

    Cullman County Republicans host AL State Treasurer, Young Boozer

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    Alabama State Treasurer, Young Boozer CULLMAN -  The Cullman County Republicans held their monthly meeting Saturday morning, with guest speaker, Alabama State Treasurer Young Boozer. Boozer was first elected state treasurer in 2010, and ran unopposed in 2014 for another four-year term. Vice-Chair of the...

    Hanceville man killed in motorcycle crash Sunday

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    Updated 3/5/17 7:16 p.m. LOGAN - A Hanceville man was killed late Sunday morning after the 1991 Kawasaki motorcycle he was driving collided head on with a 2003 Chevrolet pickup truck on County Road 813 in the Logan community. Joseph Lee Gregory, 20, of Hanceville was...

    Sacred Heart UN-Gala: different clothes, same good cause

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    Sacred Heart School Principal Greg Hughes   CULLMAN - On Saturday evening, Sacred Heart School (SHS) held its eighth annual Legacy Gala at Stone Bridge Farms’ Browne Stone Centre.  Previously a formal soiree, this year's event went casual, earning it the self-styled title of the "un-gala." While...

    Wallace State Theatre putting modern spin on “Our Town”

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    Haley Johnson, left, of Birmingham, and Trey Moody of Hartselle, rehearse a scene from “Our Town” for an upcoming production of the Thornton Wilder classic at Wallace State Community College, Hanceville. The pair portrays the roles of Emily Webb and George Gibbs. HANCEVILLE -...

    Kids are the winners: Childhaven yard sale declared a success

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    Childhaven Executive Director, Dr. Jim Wright   CULLMAN - Childhaven's efforts to help its kids got a shot in the arm from its yard sale Friday and Saturday. Dr. Jim Wright, Childhaven executive director, said, "It's been a good couple of days; very good, actually.   The community's...

    CCSO sergeant treated and released after suspect hits, drags him under vehicle

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    GOOD HOPE - Cullman County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) Sgt. Daniel Cummings was treated and released from Cullman Regional today, following a scary incident in which he was hit and dragged by a vehicle, according to Sheriff Matt Gentry. "Sgt. Cummings was responding to a call,"...

    4th annual MHM Expo draws huge crowds

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    CULLMAN - For the fourth year in a row, the online Mothers Helping Mothers (MHM) community put on their annual expo in Cullman, this year at the Cullman Civic Center, to allow small business owners the chance to advertise and sell their wares. This...

    Fun, learning and support for diabetic kids at Hope Horses, Inc.

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    Hope Horses, Inc. receives a donation from the Cullman Community Lions Club CULLMAN - For the past few years, Camp Seale Harris has partnered with the Cullman Community Lions Club to put on a Family Fun Day for children with diabetes and their families. The...