P and G Speedway is set to host the Hootenanny 50 on Nov. 15, featuring a full day of dirt kart racing, family activities and award-winning barbecue from Hootenanny BBQ. Gates will open at 3 p.m. on race day with drivers meeting at 5 p.m. with qualifying to follow. A practice day is scheduled for Nov. 14 for $5. Pre-entry cost is $65, with day-of registration costing $75. Spectator admission is $10. (P and G Speedway)
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P and G Speedway to host Hootenanny 50 Nov. 15

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Best in Show! CHS Theatre tops Trumbauer District 3 

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HO! HO! HO! Christmas Show raises more than $7K

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(Smith Lake Baptist Church)
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Smith Lake Baptist hosting food drive, free Thanksgiving dinner boxes for...

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Aurora IV and Wellness patients retain attorneys

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Local Farmers Federation helps raise funds for Ag Foundation 

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(Wallace State Sports Information)
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Wallace State Cross Country battles snowy conditions at NJCAA Division II...

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(Wallace State Sports Information)
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Wallace State women roll past Southern Crescent Tech with dominant 96-20...

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CPRST earns national reaccreditation from CAPRA 

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‘In His Image’: Gala focuses on serving others as an act...

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Alabama DHR: November SNAP benefits update

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(Facebook/Aurora IV and Wellness: Cullman)
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Marshall files suit against Cullman IV clinic for allegedly administering unapproved...

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Arrests and Incidents reported November 10, 2025

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WSCC Department of Nursing Education holds annual Let’s Pretend Hospital event 

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Vinemont High School’s Cross Country team made school history at the 2025 AHSAA 3A State Championship Nov. 8, bringing home multiple All-State honors and record-breaking performances. Left to right are Aurellia Powell, Anakin Powell and Brady Johnson. (April Powell)
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PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Vinemont makes school history at AHSAA State Championship

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A clean-up crew departs to spend the morning on the Duck River Reservoir. (Anabelle Howze/The Cullman Tribune)
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Lake Cleanup Days ‘worth every bit of effort’

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Record-breaking cold temperatures forecast Monday and Tuesday

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COLUMN: A day at Billy Graham’s Library

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Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 8, 1956

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A uniform on display at the Veterans Day program at the Cullman OmniPlex on Nov. 5, 2025 (Anabelle Howze/The Cullman Tribune)
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Veterans Day at OmniPlex: ‘The least we can do is thank...

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The West Point High School varsity cheerleading squad last month won first place at the UCA Space Center Regional in Huntsville. It was one of eight local squads to qualify for the National High School Cheerleading Championship, which will take place in Orlando in January/February. (West Point High School)
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West Point cheerleaders headed to nationals 

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West Elementary School hosted its annual Veterans Day program on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, with two shows put on by the school’s fifth-grade classes. (Lauren Estes/The Cullman Tribune)
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West Elementary honors veterans with annual program

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Listerhill Credit Union on Thursday, Nov. 6,2025,broke ground on what it says will be a new, state-of-the-art branch in Cullman,“designed to enhance accessibility through advanced technology and personalized service together under one roof.”(Listerhill Credit Union)
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Listerhill Credit Union breaks ground on new Cullman location 

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Cullman’s Isaac Jackson named Small Business Employee of the Year 

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2025 FCCLA All-County Sweet Potato Cook-Off showcases culinary talent

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First look at the new Vinemont Town Council with newly elected Mayor Bonnie Goodwin presiding over the group’s first official meeting on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 (Gauge Day)
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Vinemont officials sworn in for new terms 

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