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    Local students named to UA’s Spring 2017 Dean’s and President’s Lists

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    TUSCALOOSA - A total of 11,101 students enrolled during the 2017 spring semester at The University of Alabama were named to the Dean's List...

    Can you break out? June 28 workshop offered for area educators

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    HANCEVILLE - Area educators who want to break out of the rut and get some new ideas for their classrooms will want to take...

    Wallace State-Oneonta CDL program helping students hit the road

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    Wallace State CDL students Kalob Suttles, left, and Donnie McKay, with instructor Ben Matanane. Suttles and McKay are two recent graduates of the CDL...

    ALEA encourages parental involvement to prevent underage use of alcohol, tobacco

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    MONTGOMERY – Summer has officially arrived, and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) reminds parents that since teens are out of school, they have...

    Holly Pond Café reopens after renovation

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    The Holly Pond Café is now open for business. / Heather Mann HOLLY POND - After a lengthy renovation, Holly Pond's namesake restaurant has reopened...

    Broken Arrow: Alabama native Earl Smith international star of Cold War...

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    Earl Smith, right, speaking with Thierry Ptlantanida, gave his first-hand account of the near-miss nuclear disaster that he helped to divert, in 1961, near...

    WaLLi program accepting new members at Wallace State

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    WaLLi members from Wallace State Community College toured Bryant-Denny stadium and the Paul W. Bryant Museum in Tuscaloosa, with a side trip to Dreamland...

    Registration begins June 27 for five-week Mini Term II at Wallace...

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    HANCEVILLE - Registration begins Tuesday, June 27 for Summer Mini Term II at Wallace State Community College, with the five-week classes set to start...

    2 Berlin residents arrested, meth and other drugs seized

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    Ronnie Regina Millar, 35, left, and Jesse Dean Thomas, 34 / Cullman County Sheriff's Office BERLIN - A man and woman from the Berlin community...

    Cullman officially welcomes its first escape game venue

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    Cullman officially welcomed Escape Cullman to town with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, June 22.  / Photo courtesy of the Cullman Area Chamber of...

    Hanceville mayor gives update on Confederate monuments; Met-South ready to build

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    Hanceville has added $119,000 in revenue this year from the City’s half-cent sales tax enacted in December.  / W.C. Mann HANCEVILLE - Mayor Kenneth Nail...

    County school board rolls out new buses, announces new principals

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    Superintendent Shane Barnette, standing, shows board members the interior of one of the new school buses. / Heather Mann CULLMAN - In an effort to...

    Evacuation in progress following bomb threat at Comfort Suites

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    UPDATED June 22, 7:20 p.m. Cullman City Police Chief Kenny Culpepper says that the scene at Comfort Suites has been cleared. "The call came in...

    New West Point fire station and storm shelter to officially debut...

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    The West Point Town Council meets on the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. at West Point Town Hall. / Heather Mann WEST...

    “It’s not about hate.” Hanceville mayor talks Confederate monuments and potential...

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    Hanceville Mayor Kenneth Nail wants New Orleans’ Confederate monuments. / W.C. Mann HANCEVILLE - White supremacist Dylann Roof’s 2015 murder of nine members of the...

    Mental illness suspected cause of incident at U.S. 278 Chevron

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    Cullman police responded to a reported attempted robbery this morning at the Chevron on U.S. 278 near I-65. / Rod Wynn CULLMAN - Mental illness...

    Cullman man arrested on multiple charges of sexual child abuse

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    Henry Dewey Loyd / Cullman County Sheriff's Office CULLMAN - Cullman County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) investigators today arrested Henry Dewey Loyd, 44, of Cullman on...

    Cullman Lioness Club awards scholarships

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    The Cullman Lioness Club recently awarded $1,000 scholarships to three students for promoting community service and leadership in the Cullman area. Pictured from left to...

    Milo’s delays grand opening

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    Updated 6-22-17 at 9:52 a.m. The new Cullman Milo’s will be located at 1830 Patriots Way SW. / Wendy Sack CULLMAN - Those hankering for a...

    Cullman EMA keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Cindy

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    Image shows Tropical Storm Cindy’s projected path, as of 7 a.m. Thursday morning. / NOAA National Hurricane Center CULLMAN - The current weather situation in...

    West Cullman neighborhood stunned by midnight gunfire Monday

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    Timmy G. Twilley, 49 / Cullman Police Department CULLMAN - A west Cullman neighborhood was startled awake minutes past midnight on Monday, June 19, when...

    WaLLi member celebrates 90th birthday

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    Marilyn cracks open a Diet Mountain Dew. She said to eat whatever you want to eat and do whatever you want to do./ Wallace...

    51 area students graduate from University of Alabama

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    TUSCALOOSA - The University of Alabama awarded approximately 5,000 degrees during spring commencement May 5-7. Area students who received degrees include: William Collins, of Arab, Bachelor...

    Duke earns President’s List recognition at Southern Miss

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    HATTIESBURG - The University of Southern Mississippi has released its President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2017 spring semester. Brooke Allison Duke, of Bremen, made...

    Cullman man out on bond arrested for trafficking meth

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    Jonathan Franklin Davis, 32, of Cullman / Cullman Police Department CULLMAN - A Cullman man was arrested and charged with trafficking in methamphetamine following a...

    Indivisible Alabama hosts Democratic candidate forum in Cullman

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    Shown, clockwise from top left: Bill Browning, Dr. Will Boyd, Van Caldwell, Mark Johnson, Brian McGee, MB Wain, Patricia Todd and Jason Fisher /...

    Return to the Great Smoky Mountains: Gatlinburg

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    New attractions like the “tree-based” family adventure park Anakeesta are appearing along Gatlinburg’s main thoroughfares. / W.C. Mann GATLINBURG - Right in the heart of...

    Snakes you might encounter here

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    Edited 6-21-17 The Western Pygmy Rattlesnake is found in Alabama. / JOEL SARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK/National Geographic Creative CULLMAN - First, you may never see...

    Topre America expanding operation: larger facility, new jobs

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    On Tuesday, April 12, 2016, 100 participants from the 2016 National Arc Welding Conference visited Topre Corporation in Cullman. / Tribune File Photo CULLMAN -...

    Lions, Lionesses install new officers, celebrate members

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    Lion Ed Henke receives the first Helen Keller Legacy Award. / Andrew Cryer CULLMAN - The Cullman Lions and Lionesses held a joint dinner Monday...

    Wallace State recipient of Education Wins! donation from Team One Nissan...

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    HANCEVILLE - Wallace State Community College English instructor Cindy Smith, left, and President Dr. Vicki Karolewics, right, accept a $200 donation from Roosevelt Oliver...

    Cullman High’s Hembree selected for Advanced Placement Reading

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    Josh Hembree and family/ Courtesy of Cullman High School, Kim Hall NEW YORK – Josh Hembree, an AP Calculus teacher at Cullman High School, has...

    Garden City council still shaken by loss of Councilman Gene Norman

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    Norman’s name plate still hangs in front of his empty seat in town hall. / W.C. Mann GARDEN CITY - At Monday evening’s meeting, the...

    Five Below to open in Cullman Shopping Center

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    The new Five Below store in the Cullman Shopping Center will be in the building left vacant by Hancock Fabrics. / MRP CULLMAN - Specialty...

    CHS Class of 1962 holds 55-year reunion

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    The Cullman High School Class of 1962 had its 55-year reunion on Saturday night at Top of the Town. They were the very first...

    Battleground’s Camp Liberty expands, adds new courses

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    BATTLEGROUND - Camp Liberty is now in its second year in Cullman County, after previously being in Marion, Alabama, and is expanding for those...

    Cullman Christian School yearbook team wins national award

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    Members of the CCS yearbook team with their award bannerI / Leeanna Smith CULLMAN - Recently, Cullman Christian School became one of only four schools...

    Former Cullman woman killed in Nashville

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    Amy Freeman Williams/ Facebook CULLMAN - A former Cullman resident was killed Saturday night in Nashville. According to Nashville's WKRN, Amy Freeman Williams, 41, was...

    Vila Tyree celebrates 92nd birthday

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    Vila Tyree celebrated her 92nd birthday on June 4, 2017. She has lived most of her life in the Helicon community. Vila was a...

    Good Hope council talks road repairs, plans back-to-school bash

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    GOOD HOPE - Good Hope's latest city council meeting started off on a positive note with the financial report showing that excise taxes have...

    Vinemont receives favorable audit; roads being resurfaced

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    VINEMONT - The Vinemont Town Council kicked off this month’s meeting by reviewing the results of the recent town audit, which showed no problems...

    Colony summer kids’ program going strong; efforts to fill empty council...

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    Last week, students got to construct an electronic circuit to power a light. / Patricia Ponder COLONY - The latest Colony Town Council meeting included...

    “Operation Broken Heart IV” locks up child predators

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    MONTGOMERY - Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task forces around the country, including the Alabama Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, hosted by the...

    Return to the Great Smoky Mountains: Pigeon Forge

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    A panoramic view of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park along the south side of Gatlinburg shows evidence of substantial recovery in both the...

    Yutaka gives back

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    Employees of Yutaka Technologies spent Friday cleaning Cullman’s Good Samaritan Health Clinic as part of Honda’s National Week of Service. / Andrew Cryer CULLMAN -...

    Funeral services held for Garden City Councilman Gene Norman

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    The stock car that Gene Norman raced in for the final time three weeks ago in Arkadelphia / Johnny Thornton HANCEVILLE - Funeral services were...

    Friends raising funds for woman hurt in Holly Pond wreck

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    Skylar Bolton was badly injured in a car wreck on June 9. / Courtesy of Stephanie Morton CULLMAN - Friends of a local woman who...

    Bow-Up Against Breast Cancer raises almost $34K

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    CULLMAN - The 6th Annual “Bow-Up Against Breast Cancer” 3-D Archery Tournament took place at the Cullman Community Archery Park on June 10-11. Bowhunters...

    Public class wraps up week of human trafficking awareness training

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    Judge Kim Chaney, left, presents Scott Santoro with the Department of Homeland Security a few tokens of appreciation for his work this week in...

    Role models: young players learn from CHS baseball team

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    Young baseball players flocked to the Cullman High School baseball camp this week for a chance to meet and learn from their favorite Bearcats....

    Former astronaut heads Elks Lodge Flag Day observance

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    Brigadier Gen. Robert L. Stewart, a former U.S. astronaut, addresses the crowd at the Cullman Elks Lodge Wednesday evening. / Andrew Cryer CULLMAN - The...

    Bulldog Band’s ‘Show of Wheels’ this Saturday

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    The Hanceville High School band is raising money to buy new uniforms. / Hanceville High School Band on Facebook   HANCEVILLE - The Hanceville High School...

    Mopars cruise into Cullman for annual show, raise $3,300 for hungry...

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    CULLMAN - It was a weekend packed with car shows in Cullman, and one of the biggest was the annual Mopars on the Street...

    Midway Medical Clinic in Holly Pond re-opens

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    Midway Medical Clinic is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., and is located at 111 Brooklyn Road in Holly Pond. Appointments can be made...

    McDonald’s to give away 400 backpacks in Cullman area

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    BIRMINGHAM - McDonald’s of Central Alabama has announced the third year of its successful McDonald’s McBackpack Giveaway. Over two weekends, July 27-29 and August...

    State back-to-school sales tax holiday moves up to July

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    Image courtesy of the Alabama Retail Association CULLMAN - To make sure that everyone can do their shopping before the start of the school year,...

    Check out Elevate Cullman, area’s newest women’s fitness studio

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    Instructors Morgan Moore, Rachel Eidson and Rachel McPhillips / W.C. Mann   CULLMAN - It’s an exercise place, and it’s next door to the Duchess Bakery,...

    Dr. Wayne Williams named principal of Cullman Christian School

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    Dr. Wayne Williams / Leeanna Smith Cullman Christian School is proud to announce the hiring of Dr. Wayne Williams as principal. "I have worked for over...

    Construction contract awarded for Crane Hill substation, senior center

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    CULLMAN - The Cullman County Commission on Tuesday awarded Triple J Construction the bid for construction of the new senior center and sheriff’s office...

    City school board approves contract for CMS storm damage repairs

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    The Cullman City School Board met early Wednesday morning at a special called meeting. / W.C. Mann CULLMAN - At a special called meeting early...

    Annual Flag Day celebration tonight; former U.S. astronaut special guest

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    Astronaut Robert L. Stewart in untethered flight / NASA   CULLMAN - The Cullman Elks Lodge will hold its annual Flag Day celebration, a patriotic and...

    First Wallace State CELEBRATE event a success, second event June 14

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    Wanda Creel has her blood pressure checked during the CELEBRATE Adult Health and Wellness Fair hosted by the Wallace State Community College Department of...

    Arrest of 3 in Good Hope leads to 2 trafficking charges

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    Rachel Ann Reeves, Charles Cameron Simmons and Steven Andrew Waters / Cullman Police Department GOOD HOPE -  Local authorities made a substantial drug bust recently,...

    Cullman’s Heatherly drafted by Cincinnati Reds; former Bearcat Thompson going to...

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    Heatherly pitching in the 2016 AHSAA 6A state championship series/ Josh McBrayer CULLMAN - Jacob Heatherly didn't have to wait long Tuesday to hear his...

    CPD receives automated external defibrillator from Fraternal Order of Police

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    FOP representative Ronald Ultz presents the AED to Capt. J.P. White / Heather Mann   CULLMAN - The Cullman Police Department on Tuesday morning received an...

    Just ducky: county parks department plans 5K and festival

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    CULLMAN -  This Saturday June 17, starting with registration for the Duck Dash 5K at 6 a.m. and opening of the Duck Drawdown Festival...

    Man being investigated for involvement in fatal wreck arrested on unrelated...

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    CULLMAN - Brad Meeks, 27, the man at the center of the investigation into the crash that killed Cullman High School student Curtis Wilson,...

    Endowed scholarship created in honor of James Meherg

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    Wallace State Community College President Dr. Vicki Karolewics presents a certificate to James W. Meherg about the formation of the James W. Meherg Endowed...

    In spite of stiff competition, Hanceville tractor show sees good turnout

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    Sherman Roberts had the oldest operational tractor at the show, a 1939 Farmall “H” / W.C. Mann HANCEVILLE - Who would have thought that a...

    Cullman hosting Dept. of Homeland Security human trafficking training event

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    CULLMAN - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security defines human trafficking as “a form of modern-day slavery, and involves the use of force, fraud,...

    For Curt: friends and family gather to celebrate life of CHS...

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    Guests were asked to sign a “CW” for Curt’s mother, Ashley Wilson./ W.C. Mann CULLMAN - On Sunday afternoon, the Cullman Elks Lodge was the...

    New CEDA director Dale Greer reflects on transition

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    Dale Greer / Cullman Economic Development Agency   I see Cullman continuing to grow, continuing to prosper.  I think we’ll be very progressive, but I think...

    Nominations for Burgermeister 2017 open now, due July 1

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    2016 Burgermeister, Rev. John Richter / Andrew Cryer CULLMAN - Cullman’s annual Oktoberfest celebration is scheduled for Oct. 4-8 this year, and nominations for Burgermeister...

    GoFundMe page set up for son of couple killed in Holly...

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    Saxon Levi Waid, 3, the son of a couple killed in a wreck near Duck River Bridge / GoFundMe CULLMAN COUNTY - A GoFundMe page...
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    2nd Fridays event kicks off summer evening series

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    CULLMAN - The Festhalle and Warehouse District were hopping Friday night, as the Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce and Cullman Parks and Recreation held...

    City Parks and Recreation urges patience for Heritage Park repairs

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    The Heritage Park soccer fields some time prior to this year's Rock the South/ Cullman Parks and Recreation We want to reassure you that Heritage...

    City vs. County: teams go head-to-head for community blood drive

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    The staff of the courthouse donation bus CULLMAN - There are many ways to help people, and the most common way is to donate to...

    Plenty to do on Saturday

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    CULLMAN - If you are looking for something to do in and around Cullman on Saturday, there are plenty of options from which to...

    Coroner ID’s 2 victims in Friday’s Duck River Bridge area crash

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    CULLMAN COUNTY - Two people died as a result of a three-vehicle wreck on U.S. Highway 278 East, just east of the Duck River...

    2 dead, multiple injuries in wreck near Duck River Bridge

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    Updated article: http://www.cullmansense.com/articles/2017/06/09/coroner-ids-2-victims-fridays-duck-river-bridge-area-crash Update 5:34 p.m. U.S. 278 has re-opened. Update 5:02 p.m. ALEA is reporting that a second person has died. Two confirmed fatalities. The...

    Tractor and engine show hot topic of quiet Hanceville council meeting

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    Display at the 2015 show / City of Hanceville   HANCEVILLE - With Mayor Kenneth Nail out of town, the Hanceville City Council held its regular...

    Autopsy results say blunt force trauma cause of 1-year-old’s death

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    1-year-old James Lee Sanson died on May 31, 2016. / Image courtesy of WVTM 13 CULLMAN - After more than a year, the official autopsy...

    Update: Thursday afternoon Blount County crash kills 2

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    BLOUNT COUNTY - Two people are dead following a two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 278 near mile marker 102 in Blount County Thursday afternoon....

    Dodge City Days all day Saturday

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    DODGE CITY - Dodge City Days is rolling into town tomorrow. Said Dodge City Mayor Tawana Canada, the town holds the event so community...

    Troopers: Texting and driving may have been factor in fatal crash...

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    VINEMONT - Alabama State Troopers say texting while driving could be a factor in the crash that killed a Lacey’s Spring woman Thursday afternoon. Samantha...

    Hwy. 278 closed both ways at mile marker 102 in Blount...

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    Updated article: http://www.cullmansense.com/articles/2017/06/09/update-thursday-afternoon-blount-county-crash-kills-2 Update 6 p.m. Troopers confirm one fatality in this two-vehicle wreck. Road still blocked. BLOUNT COUNTY - U.S. Highway 278 remains closed as...

    Brad Meeks, insurance companies answer charges in Curt Wilson wrongful death...

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    Editor's note: This story has been updated (see italicized text) to provide clarity. 6-13-17 CULLMAN - On May 18, Ashley Wilson, mother of Curtis James...

    UPDATED: Victim ID’d in wreck on CR 1435

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    Updated article here: http://www.cullmansense.com/articles/2017/06/08/troopers-texting-and-driving-may-have-been-factor-fatal-crash-vinemont Updated 6-8-17 at 6:35 p.m. Kilpatrick has identified the victim as Samantha Wilkerson, 27, of Lacey's Spring. VINEMONT - At least one...

    “Street Outlaws” fans: the Reaper is coming to Baileyton this Saturday

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    The heavily modified 1968 Camaro, SS “Reaper,” will be in Baileyton this Saturday./ Reaper SS on Facebook   BAILEYTON - The Discovery Channel show “Street Outlaws”...

    Cullman welcomes Champion Sports Medicine with official ribbon cutting

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    Cullman Center Manager Lisa Armstrong and property owner/developer Roy Drinkard CULLMAN - On Wednesday morning the Cullman Chamber of Commerce, along with Mayor Woody Jacobs...

    9 area students graduate from Samford University; 12 named to Dean’s...

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    BIRMINGHAM - Nine area students received a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees from Samford University recently. Graduates are: Carissa Faith Crider, of Arab, earned a Bachelor...

    Wallace State graduate David Hinds begins BioTrain internship at HudsonAlpha

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    David Hinds, left, graduated from Wallace State in May and is currently interning at HudsonAlpha in Huntsville. HANCEVILLE - David Hinds was one of the...

    City vs. County blood drive set for Friday

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    Claudina Massey gives blood at last year’s City vs. County event / Tribune File Photo CULLMAN - This year’s City vs. County blood drive will...

    Colony hosting fashion show to benefit senior center

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    Ms. Barbara Ward will be one of the models for the show/ Ethel Alexander COLONY - The Town of Colony is hosting a fashion show...

    Delivery mix-up leaves Cullman Caring for Kids scrambling for summer resources

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    Empty and nearly empty shelves in the Cullman Caring for Kids pantry could spell disaster for needy families in the Cullman area.   CULLMAN - Summer...

    Hanceville’s Knapsacks for Kids program reflects on busy school year

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    Staff and volunteers pray together before getting to work.   HANCEVILLE - The school year has officially come to a close, and the staffers and volunteers...

    An evening of classic cars with Dixie Duds downtown

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    CULLMAN - One of downtown Cullman’s newest merchants, Dixie Duds and Décor, is hosting a classic auto show to benefit Desperation Church. This Saturday,...

    Q&A with Rock the South founder Shane Quick

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    CULLMAN - This year’s record-setting Rock the South event is in the books, following a weekend packed with crowds, wild weather and superstar performances...

    Good Samaritans: Lowe’s employee and CPD go above and beyond to...

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    Lowe’s Associate Jeremy McKenzie works on a stranded RTS fan’s electric wheelchair.   CULLMAN - Much has been said about the problems that the rain caused...

    Council tables measure to expand Special Events District, holds Rock the...

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    CULLMAN - The Cullman City Council met Monday evening with a single item on its agenda, and that was tabled until next month.  Thanks...