Mirroring History: Cullman Municipal Pool

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CULLMAN – The Cullman Municipal Pool was located in a lot next to Cullman High School.  Not only did it offer endless fun for...

A Day in the Life of a Cullman City Firefighter

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CULLMAN – Firefighters have a rewarding, but undeniably tough job. Risking their own safety to rush to the aid of others is a sacrifice...

Sacred Heart Altar Society Holds Bunco Tournament

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CULLMAN – The rattling of dice and squeals of delight filled the Family Life Center at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church. The glasses were...

Annual ‘Dinner with the Drum Line’ Supports CHS Percussion Program

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We have had an amazing turnout; it seems the parents, community, fans and friends around the town have really enjoyed the evening.” Adam McDowell, Associate...

Wild as a Hog: Who Was Cullman’s Newton Mack “Hog” Miller?

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HOLLY POND – Newton Mack “Hog” Miller was considered to be an industrious entrepreneur. He was typical of the early settlers who brought their...

Crawfish Boil to celebrate three year reopening of Busy Bee Café

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CULLMAN – Following the devastating tornados of 2011 which left most of downtown Cullman in ruins, the Spears family didn’t throw in the towel...

Knapsacks for Kids Food Drive Kickoff: Area Churches and Residents ‘Stuff...

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CULLMAN – On Monday, the week long Knapsacks for Kids Food Drive began. Local citizens and area churches have come together to work towards putting a...

Religious Spotlight: Meet Grace Community Church’s Pastor Samuel Tucker

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I surrendered to God's call to preach at the age of seventeen. I started pastoring Antioch Baptist Church near Fairview at twenty years of...

Former Wallace State Student-Athlete Marcus Johnson Recognized by Alabama State Board...

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HANCEVILLE – Wallace State Community College alumnus Marcus Johnson was celebrated as a community college success story during the April work session of the State...

Cullman Caring for Kids Remembers Children Lost to Abuse, Continues Fighting...

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CULLMAN – The local non-profit organization, Cullman Caring for Kids (CCK), along with a few dozen advocates and supporters, gathered around the courthouse recently...

Stone Bridge Farms Offers New Retreat to Customers

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CULLMAN – Patrons of Stone Bridge Farms have a new, beautiful retreat to spend time with family or get ready for your big day....

International Tabletop Day Brings Gamers Together

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CULLMAN – Three years ago, sci-fi celebrity Wil Wheaton wanted to bring people together to have fun in the world of tabletop games. On...

Walking for Awareness: Cullman’s Annual Walk for Autism Brings Fun and...

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HANCEVILLE – The annual Autism 5K, Walk and Fun Day took place last Saturday at Wallace State Community College. It was a beautiful day to...

Bubbles of Love: Shining a Light on Parental Alienation

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CULLMAN – It is not an uncommon occurrence to see a child put in the middle of a marital dispute, and one parent pitting...

2015 State of the Schools/Student & Teacher of the Year

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HANCEVILLE – Life is a never-ending lesson, and school is full of the best teacher ever – experience. A symbolic testimony to this statement...

Meet Larry Rowlette A.K.A. Colonel Cullmann

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 I enjoy spreading the message of heritage, tradition, and values everywhere I go. I also try to live by those same words, because it...

New Human Trafficking Task Force Comes to Cullman

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 I wanted to start this task force here, because a lot of people think of human trafficking and they think, ‘Oh, that doesn’t happen...

Monks Bread available at Bloomin’ Festival

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CULLMAN – St. Bernard Abbey’s Br. Ambrose Steele, OSB has spent many hours lately mixing monk bread in preparation for the 31st Annual Bloomin’...

‘What Stands In a Storm’: New Book Looks at April 27...

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CULLMAN – April 27, 2011 is a day that will live in many of our hearts forever. That terrifying day where we thought the...

Mirroring History: Hanceville High School Bulldog Band

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HANCEVILLE – Hanceville High School was originally constructed in 1923, and an elementary school was built in 1936. When a new high school was...