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PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Hampton breaks Cullman Christian School 2-mile record at Twilight meet
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Chasen Hampton broke his own Cullman Christian School boys’ 2-mile record and earned a top-10 finish Saturday, Sept. 26, leading the...
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Cold Springs sweeps 1A-2A titles at Kudzu Hills Invitational
BREMEN, Ala. - Cold Springs swept the Class 1A-2A team championships at the Kudzu Hills Invitational Saturday, Sept. 26, with Reese Swidecki leading a...
Oktoberfest street closures underway; 2nd Ave. NE to remain open
CULLMAN, Ala. –Drivers heading downtown this week should plan around street and parking closures for Cullman Oktoberfest, with some restrictions continuing after the Oct. 1-4 celebration ends.
Second Avenue Northeast will remain open throughout the festival.
Depot Drive, between the historic train depot and Depot Park, closed Sept. 26 at 10 p.m. and is scheduled to reopen Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 5 p.m.
The museum parking area and First Avenue Northeast between the museum and Festhalle closed Sept. 27 at 11 p.m. Both are scheduled to reopen Monday, Oct. 5, at 11 p.m.
Additional closures are scheduled Monday, Sept. 28:
• Arnold Street Northeast closes at 8:30 a.m. and reopens Sunday, Oct. 4, at 11 p.m.
• First Avenue Northeast west of Clark Street, the Warehouse parking lot and Clark Street Northeast close at 11 p.m. and reopen Monday, Oct. 5, at 11 p.m.
Motorists should follow barricades and posted signs, watch for pedestrians and allow extra travel time during setup, festival activities and cleanup.
Visitors should plan to park outside the closed areas and walk to the festival. Avoid blocking driveways, business entrances or emergency access, and check parking restrictions before leaving a vehicle.
The official festival site map identifies accessible parking locations along Second Avenue Northeast, along with festiva entrances, restrooms and first aid.
Oktoberfest will take place at Depot Park and the surrounding downtown festival grounds. General admission is free.
Festival hours are 4-10 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1; 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2-3; and noon-8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4.
Drivers returning downtown after the celebration should check the reopening schedule before taking their usual routes.
The festival’s Sunday closing does not mark the end of all street and parking restrictions.
(City of Cullman)
ZincFast preparing Hanceville plant expansion following tax abatement
HANCEVILLE, Ala. – ZincFast is preparing an expansion of its Hanceville galvanizing operation following approval of a tax abatement by the Hanceville City Council.
The council approved the...
56-unit Ashford Gardens apartment project advances in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – A planned 56-unit apartment development on County Road 770 has reached another stage of development following a state housing-credit award and review...
Murphy USA project advances with $1.36M Cullman building permit
CULLMAN, Ala. – A Murphy USA project planned for Second Avenue Northwest has moved into the permitting stage following several months of action before the City...
PREP FOOTBALL: Addison blanks Oakman 43-0 to remain unbeaten
ADDISON, Ala. – Addison entered Friday night unbeaten and left A.G. Hicks Stadium with another dominant victory.
The Bulldogs scored 29 points during a decisive...
Bidding closes on Cullman Regional Airport midfield hangar project
CULLMAN, Ala. – Bidding has closed on another construction project at Cullman Regional Airport as the City of Cullman and Cullman County continue a multiyear expansion and...
Brock Trace moves into environmental permitting following subdivision approval
CULLMAN, Ala. – A planned 150-residence development near Cullman Regional has moved into the environmental permitting process following preliminary subdivision approval earlier this summer.
The Alabama...
Enclave acquires Cullman distribution center occupied by RESRG Automotive
CULLMAN, Ala. – A 235,000-square-foot industrial property used by RESRG Automotive has changed ownership as the automotive supplier prepares for a separate multimillion-dollar expansion of...
Pet of the Week: Ruby is ready to be your adventure buddy
CULLMAN, Ala. – A splash in the kiddie pool and someone to share the day with give Ruby plenty of reasons to be happy. Now, this cheerful...
PREP FOOTBALL: Unbeaten Addison, Cold Springs headline 4-game Friday slate
CULLMAN, Ala. - Two unbeaten teams, two county matchups and the first meeting between Vinemont and Appalachian headline Friday night’s abbreviated local football schedule.
Addison...
Downtown street, parking closures begin Sept. 26 for Oktoberfest
CULLMAN, Ala. – Several downtown streets and parking areas will temporarily close beginning Saturday, Sept. 26, as preparations get underway for Cullman Oktoberfest, scheduled for...
Walmart’s Cullman Distribution Center modernization continues with $29.5M permit
CULLMAN, Ala. – Walmart’s multiyear modernization of its Cullman Distribution Center continues, with a building permit valued at approximately $29.55 million issued this summer for work at...
YOUTH FOOTBALL: All 4 week 5 makeup series scheduled following heat cancellations
CULLMAN, Ala. – All four Cullman County youth-football Week 5 series canceled because of extreme heat now have makeup dates, with three scheduled for...
Wissota Chophouse to close Cullman location Sept. 26; new concept teased
CULLMAN, Ala. – Wissota Chophouse will close its Cullman restaurant Saturday, Sept. 26, after approximately 2.5 years in business, according to an announcement from...
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Crocker, Sanchez lead local runners at Southern Showcase, Scottsboro Invitational
CULLMAN, Ala. - Cullman senior Henry Crocker finished 34th in a field of 250 runners with a time of 15:53.20 to lead local competitors...
Breaking down the City of Cullman’s $158.8M FY2027 budget
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman City Council on Sept. 14, adopted a $158.8 million budget for fiscal year 2027, including a $58.4 million General...
AmFirst completes Cullman branch rebuild, celebrates reopening
CULLMAN, Ala. – AmFirst marked the completion of its rebuilt Cullman branch Sept. 10, celebrating a new facility at 300 Fourth Ave. SW with employees, community leaders and...
Cullman City Schools ranks No. 2 in Alabama in percentage of National Board Certified Teachers
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman City Schools ranks second among Alabama public school systems in the percentage of teachers holding National Board Certification, according to a...
PREP FOOTBALL: Good Hope shuts out Crossville 46-0
CROSSVILLE, Ala. — Good Hope erupted for 26 points during the opening quarter Friday night and blanked Crossville 46-0 in Class 4A, Region 8...
PREP FOOTBALL: Hanceville falls to Glencoe 50-0
GLENCOE, Ala. — Glencoe jumped out to a 35-point lead during the opening quarter Friday night and defeated Hanceville 50-0 in Class 3A, Region...
PREP FOOTBALL: Fairview rolls past Sardis 41-2
SARDIS CITY, Ala. — Fairview raced out to a 20-point lead in the opening quarter Friday night and cruised past Sardis 41-2 in Class...
(UPDATE) YOUTH FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Week 5 games canceled
UPDATE: Games set for Sept. 19 have been CANCELED per the county. This is the second set of games to be canceled this season...
Cullman Power Board to mark 75 years of powering growing city
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman Power Board will mark 75 years of public service Oct. 16, commemorating the day the Utilities Board of the City of Cullman assumed...
Pet of the Week: Olive is a tiny tabby made for companionship
CULLMAN, Ala. – With soulful eyes, unusual coloring and a heart set on companionship, Olive, affectionately known as “Squirrel,” is easy to love. The approximately 3-month-old tabby...
PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Unbeaten showdown, 2 county clashes lead week 5 slate
CULLMAN, Ala. – Every game on the local Week 5 schedule will carry weight in a region race.
All 10 local teams will compete across...
Puckett’s Restaurant announces Cullman closure after almost 4 years
CULLMAN, Ala. – Puckett’s will close its Cullman restaurant, ending a nearly four-year presence in the community that was the Tennessee-based brand’s first location...
Cullman County DHR seeking Christmas sponsors for 150 children, 100 families
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Department of Human Resources (DHR) is asking the community to help provide Christmas gifts and necessities for about 150 children in foster care...
Cullman Oktoberfest expands to 4 days after record-setting 2025 festival
This feature originally ran in our Community Matters magazine.
After drawing a record-setting crowd in 2025, Cullman Oktoberfest is expanding its schedule in 2026 with...
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: West Point boys edge Fairview for Fairview Invitational title
FAIRVIEW, Ala. - West Point claimed the large-school boys championship by a single point Saturday at the Fairview Invitational, leading a strong showing by...
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Good Hope’s Nichols wins Race on the Rails
FULTONDALE, Ala. - Drake Nichols captured the boys 5K championship and two Good Hope girls earned top-10 finishes Saturday to lead the Raiders at...
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Cold Springs girls capture Chickasaw Trails championship
MOULTON, Ala. - Cold Springs placed five runners among the top 40 and captured the small-school girls championship Saturday at the 24th annual Chickasaw...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: Addison goes 2-1 at Muscle Shoals; Holly Pond faces out-of-state field at...
CULLMAN, Ala. - Addison won two of three matches at the Muscle Shoals Tournament while Holly Pond faced three out-of-state opponents at the Rocky...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: Meek captures Vinemont Tournament championship
VINEMONT, Ala. - Meek closed Saturday with a 2-0 victory over Fairview and was crowned champion of the Vinemont Tournament.
The Lady Tigers finished 4-2...
YOUTH FOOTBALL: Vinemont sweeps Holly Pond; Cullman Football Academy wins 3 of 4
CULLMAN, Ala. - Vinemont swept Holly Pond, Good Hope and Fairview each won two of three games and Cold Springs earned a pair of...
10 local students to compete for Miss Cullman County Fair crown Oct. 20
CULLMAN, Ala. – Ten school representatives will take the stage Tuesday, Oct. 20, seeking the title of Miss Cullman County Fair 2026 and thousands of...
Cullman Florist celebrates 60 years of flowers, family and community
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman Florist marked six decades of serving the community Wednesday, Sept. 9, with an anniversary celebration and ribbon-cutting at its Fourth Street...
PREP FOOTBALL: Cold Springs holds off Lamar County, 32-20
BREMEN, Ala. — Cold Springs built a 13-point halftime lead and held off Lamar County for a 32-20 home victory Friday.
The Eagles opened a...
PREP FOOTBALL: Fairview falls to Guntersville in defensive battle, 7-3
FAIRVIEW, Ala. — Fairview held Guntersville scoreless through halftime Friday, but a third-quarter touchdown gave the Wildcats a 7-3 road win over the Aggies.
Fairview...
PREP FOOTBALL: Holly Pond shuts out Hanceville, 50-0
HANCEVILLE, Ala. — Holly Pond built a 28-0 halftime lead and held Hanceville scoreless Friday, Sept. 11, in a 50-0 victory reported by the...
PREP FOOTBALL: Cullman’s 4th-quarter rally falls short against Mortimer Jordan, 35-23
CULLMAN, Ala. — Cullman cut a fourth-quarter deficit to five points Friday, but Mortimer Jordan held off the Bearcats for a 35-23 road win.
The...
A name on Panel S-24: Cullman remembers 9/11, 25 years later
CULLMAN, Ala. – On the south side of the National September 11 Memorial in New York City, the name Paul Talty is cut into Panel...
Pet of the Week: Eric packs plenty of personality into a 15-lb. package
CULLMAN, Ala. – Looking for a little dog with enough personality to fill an entire home? Meet Eric, The Cullman Tribune’s Pet of the Week.
Eric...
Cullman Hope & Remembrance Suicide Awareness Walk set for Sept. 27
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman Hope & Remembrance Suicide Awareness Walk will bring community members together Sunday, Sept. 27, to honor lives lost to suicide,...
Judge denies dismissal of Harrison murder case and permits retrial
CULLMAN, Ala. - Cullman County Circuit Court Judge Emily N. Johnston denied Jamarion Allen Harrison’s request to dismiss his murder charge with prejudice Wednesday,...
Bake for the crown: How to enter Cullman County Fair food competitions
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Fair’s food competitions will again reward the county’s best bakers and home canners, but contestants should pay close attention...
Start with the stickers: How to enter 2026 Cullman County Fair exhibits
CULLMAN, Ala. – Before a photograph can earn Best of Show or a homegrown pumpkin can tip the scales, every Cullman County Fair entry begins...
Good Samaritan partners with Cullman FUMC to expand medical equipment access
CULLMAN, Ala. – Good Samaritan Health Clinic is redirecting donations of gently used durable medical equipment to Cullman First United Methodist Church’s Medical Equipment Ministry...
Cullman County Fair Parade returns Sept. 26
ULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Fair Parade will return to downtown Cullman Saturday, Sept. 26, continuing a community tradition documented in local records for...
Truth in Nature Pro Rodeo benefit returns to Cullman Sept. 11-12
Updated Sept. 7, 2026, at 8:24 p.m.
CULLMAN, Ala. – The fourth annual Truth in Nature Pro Rodeo will bring two nights of professional competition...
COLLEGE SOCCER: Wallace State scores three unanswered, tops Calhoun 3-1
HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Wallace State answered an early deficit with three unanswered first-half goals to defeat Calhoun 3-1 Saturday evening.
Calhoun opened the scoring, but...
PREP CROSS-COUNTRY: Swidecki leads Cold Springs at Memphis Twilight Classic
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Reese Swidecki placed 17th Saturday to lead the Cold Springs girls to a 13th-place finish at the City Auto Memphis Twilight...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: West Point goes 1-3 at Labor Day Classic
FOLEY, Ala. – West Point earned a straight-set victory over Wetumpka and finished 1-3 against a strong field at the Labor Day Classic.
The Lady...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: Hanceville goes 4-0 at home invitational
HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Hanceville put together its best day of the young season Saturday, winning four consecutive matches at the Hanceville Invitational.
The Lady Bulldogs...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: Bartlett, Powell lead Addison to sweep of Cordova
CORDOVA, Ala. – Addison used big performances from Ava Bartlett and AnnaBeth Powell to sweep Cordova 3-0 Thursday night.
The Lady Bulldogs took the opening...
Mistrial declared in Harrison murder trial; defense asks court to bar retrial
Filing alleges prosecutors interfered with central defense witness; judge has not ruled on misconduct claims
CULLMAN, Ala. – A Cullman County murder trial ended in...
Cullman Electric Co-op collecting diapers, wipes for First Source for Women
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman Electric Cooperative is asking its members and other residents to help provide two everyday necessities for local babies and their families.
The Cooperative’s Diapers...
Kissel midway will be cashless at 2026 Cullman County Fair
CULLMAN, Ala. – Visitors planning to ride, play midway games or purchase food from Kissel Entertainment at the 2026 Cullman County Fair will need more than cash...
PREP FOOTBALL: Hackleburg pulls away from Meek in the second half, wins 37-16
HACKLEBURG, Ala. – Hackleburg scored 31 points after Meek put its first eight points on the board, and defeated the Tigers 37-16 in Friday night’s...
Baileyton’s inaugural Harvest at the Park to feature live music, car show, trunk or treat
BAILEYTON, Ala. – The Town of Baileyton has announced the entertainment lineup and finalized schedule for its inaugural Harvest at the Park, a daylong fall festival planned for Saturday,...
COLLEGE GOLF: Massey ties for 10th, Wallace State finishes 11th at Dan York Memorial
CULLMAN, Ala. - J.C. Massey finished inside the top 10 individually while Wallace State placed 11th in the Dan York Memorial Invitational at Terri...
COLLEGE SOCCER: Three first-half goals lift Wallace State past Southern Union 3-0
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - Wallace State scored three times in the opening half and kept Southern Union off the scoreboard Tuesday to earn a 3-0...
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL: Wallace State outlasts Gadsden State in five sets
GADSDEN, Ala. - Wallace State extended its winning streak to seven matches Wednesday, earning a hard-fought 3-2 road victory over Gadsden State.
The five-set victory...
COLLEGE FLAG FOOTBALL: Wallace State posts two shutouts, improves to 4-0
PHENIX CITY, Ala. - Wallace State remained unbeaten Wednesday after shutting out Chattahoochee Valley and Enterprise State in a pair of decisive victories.
The Lions...
JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL: Addison, Holly Pond earn Monday night victories
CULLMAN, Ala. - Good Hope and Holly Pond each posted shutout victories Monday night, while Vinemont returned from West End with a shutout win...
Pet of the Week: Randall brings ‘personality plus’
CULLMAN, Ala. – Meet Randall, The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week. Randall is a domestic longhair cat who is approximately 4 years old, but it...
New Lake Catoma courtesy dock gives anglers safer access
CULLMAN, Ala. – Anglers using Lake Catoma no longer have to pick their way across slick, uneven riprap to reach their boats following the...
East Cullman Baptist Church honors area first responders
CULLMAN, Ala. – East Cullman Baptist Church honored local emergency personnel Sunday, Aug. 30, during its annual First Responder Appreciation Service and Luncheon.
Representatives from emergency-response...
PREP VOLLEYBALL: Holly Pond, Fairview JV earn wins; Cullman falls to Priceville
CULLMAN COUNTY, Ala. - Holly Pond followed its weekend tournament championship with another varsity victory Monday while Fairview’s junior varsity team remained unbeaten and...
EDITORIAL: Human suffering is not entertainment
There is a line between journalism and exploitation. It should not be difficult to find.
This weekend, a video appeared on social media showing a...
WALLACE STATE WOMEN’S SOCCER: Lady Lions earn historic first home victory, blank Southwest Mississippi...
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - Wallace State’s inaugural women’s soccer team made history Monday afternoon, defeating Southwest Mississippi Community College 1-0 in the program’s first home...
Inaugural Scarecrow Trail coming to Heritage Park in October
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman Area Literacy Council is inviting local businesses, nonprofit organizations, clubs, churches, schools and individuals to showcase their creativity during Cullman’s inaugural Scarecrow Trail at...
Georgia man arrested after 130 mph pursuit through Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – A Georgia man was arrested early Saturday morning after allegedly fleeing Cullman police at speeds exceeding 130 mph, driving into oncoming...
LOCAL VOLLEYBALL: Holly Pond, Cold Springs seventh-graders, Fairview JV win tournament titles
HOLLY POND, Ala. — Local volleyball teams collected three tournament championships and several strong finishes Saturday, with Holly Pond winning the second annual Monica...
YOUTH FOOTBALL: Cullman, Fairview sweep week 2 matchups
CULLMAN, Ala. - Cullman and Fairview swept their respective opponents Saturday as week two of the 2026 local youth football season concluded with Fireplug,...
Hanceville Council accepts $15K cell tower extension, addresses former police equipment, forensic audit
Publisher’s note: This article has been updated to clarify the terms of the cell tower lease agreement. Mayor Nolan Bradford said the city will...
PREP CROSS-COUNTRY: Cullman girls place 2nd at Wildcat Invitational; local runners compete across 3...
CULLMAN, Co. Ala. — Four Cullman-area programs competed across three cross-country meets Saturday, Aug. 29, with Cullman’s girls earning a runner-up finish at the...
Cullman to launch optional $10 monthly curbside recycling service in 2027
CULLMAN, Ala. – The City of Cullman will move to an optional residential curbside recycling program beginning Feb. 1, 2027, replacing its small blue bins...
Cullman Elks to honor Jonathan Nethery with inaugural Jonboy Smoke Off
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman Elks Lodge will fire up the smokers Sunday, Oct. 4, for a new barbecue competition honoring the life of Jonathan...
Cullman County Schools offering free parenting support program
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman County Schools is partnering with the Parent Project to offer Loving Solutions, a free program for parents and guardians of...
Remembering Roy Drinkard: Community members recall the man who helped shape Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Charles Hayes still has the $2 bill Roy Drinkard handed him at a Troy University football game.
“I met Mr Drinkard at a Troy football game and...
Pet of the Week: Sassy is ready to cuddle
CULLMAN, Ala. – Sassy, a relaxed and affectionate Bombay/Manx cat, is The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week.
Approximately 4 years old, Sassy is a delightfully easygoing...
Cullman Regional awarded $3.8M for residency program with focused obstetrics track
CULLMAN, Ala. – Three Cullman County projects will receive a combined $4,226,240 through the first round of Alabama Rural Health Transformation Program grants announced...
Falkville man charged in Duck River Boat Ramp vehicle break-ins
CULLMAN, Ala. – A Falkville man has been arrested and charged in connection with the break-ins and damage of three vehicles at the Duck...
Fairview Lions Club Labor Day celebration returns Sept. 7
FAIRVIEW, Ala. – A longtime Labor Day tradition will return to Fairview on Monday, Sept. 7, when the Fairview Lions Club hosts its annual Labor...
Senior Day at Oktoberfest to bring contests, music and new traditions Oct. 2
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman County seniors are being encouraged to break out the dirndls, lederhosen and German-inspired attire as the Cullman County Commission on Aging prepares for...
What makes Baileyton home? Residents answer town’s call for stories
BAILEYTON, Ala. – Ask someone what makes a place home and the answer usually has very little to do with municipal boundaries.
In Baileyton, it might be family land...
Joppa Volunteer Fire Department pushes back against allegations members caused recent fires
JOPPA, Ala. – Members of the Joppa Volunteer Fire Department are pushing back against allegations circulating in the community that members of the department...
Roy Drinkard, Cullman icon and nation’s oldest living Marine, passes away at 106
CULLMAN, Ala. - Roy Henry Drinkard, the World War II veteran, businessman, developer and civic leader whose influence helped shape modern Cullman, passed away...
City records response confirms investigation into CPD time theft allegations, reveals Ethics Commission communication
CULLMAN, Ala. – A City of Cullman response to a public records request has confirmed that former City Attorney Roy Williams initiated an investigation...
Willingham, Pitts to visit senior centers across Cullman County ahead of Homestead Exemption vote
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman County Revenue Commissioner Barry Willingham and Revenue Commissioner-elect Mike Pitts will spend the coming weeks visiting senior centers across the county...
30th annual Sweet Tater Festival set for Labor Day weekend, Sept. 6-7, at Smith Lake Park
CULLMAN, Ala. - One of Cullman County’s longest-running Labor Day traditions will celebrate a milestone when the 30th annual Sweet Tater Festival returns to Smith...
Cullman Oktoberfest searching for inaugural Kinderbürgermeister
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman Oktoberfest is adding a new face to one of its most recognizable traditions this year, and organizers are looking for...
Cinderella Project grows from one thrift store dress to more than 250, hopes to expand...
BOAZ, Ala. – What began with a single thrift-store prom dress has grown into a Boaz-based nonprofit with more than 250 formal dresses, plans to...
Vista Lago evaluating alternative wastewater options following Smith Lake concerns
CULLMAN, Ala. – Vista Lago’s development team says it is evaluating alternatives to its permitted wastewater-discharge plan after hearing concerns from residents, property owners,...
SLEPC, Alabama Power seeking volunteers for Sept. 18 Smith Lake cleanup
CULLMAN, Ala. - Volunteers will take to the water Friday, Sept. 18, to help remove litter and debris from Smith Lake during the fall Renew Our Rivers/SLEPC...
Ryans Creek Baptist Church’s rescheduled 5th annual car show set for Aug. 29
BREMEN, Ala. - Ryans Creek Baptist Church will welcome vehicle enthusiasts and families Saturday, Aug. 29, for its fifth annual car show, a free community...
Pet of the Week: Molly measures love in time spent together
CULLMAN, Ala. – Molly, an approximately 2-year-old Terrier mix, is The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week.
This happy girl has a medium energy level and measures love by the...
4 plead guilty in Hanceville Police Department corruption case; Wilbanks ordered to serve 3...
Updated Aug. 19, 2026, at 10:22 p.m.
CULLMAN, Ala. – Four defendants officially pleaded guilty Wednesday, Aug. 19, in the Hanceville Police Department corruption case,...
