Cullman Today – September 12, 2025 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🔎 CCSO: $3,000 reward in Battleground burglary—tips to Inv. Chayton Grimmett at 256-735-2750 🏛️ Vinemont: 5% employee raises, joins Employee's Retirement System of Alabama of Alabama, new 3-way stop at Roberson and Federer, $3K town hall sign 🛣️ Dodge City: Budget approved; $60K flume-ditch/roadwork this fall; auction bid up to $150K for side-boom mower ➕ Plus: 🏐 Wallace State Volleyball: Sweeps Lawson and Bevill ⚽ Wallace State Men's Soccer: 2–0 over Itawamba; hosts Calhoun Saturday 📚 Library: Young Adult Writing Contest winners; Puzzle Tournament ❤️ Good Samaritan Clinic: Health and Wellness Fun Day plus groundbreaking Saturday 🎓 Liberty Learning: Digital responsibility session at Cullman High with local mentors ⛪ Sacred Heart: Father Linus Klucsarits installed as pastor ☀️ Weather: Sunny weekend; highs upper 80s, clear nights in the 60s 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app

🌜✨ As the stars begin to twinkle over Cullman, it's time to settle in for another enchanting episode of "Bedtime Stories," presented by Cullman Today. Tonight, gather your little dreamers as Debra Reynolds reads Steam Train, Dream Train. 📚🛌 Our ongoing Bedtime Stories series opens up a universe of imagination for children and adults alike. With each installment, a cherished member of our community steps into the role of the evening's storyteller. Their diverse voices come together to share stories that comfort, captivate and ignite curiosity. So put on pajamas, fluff up the pillows, and curl up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Cullman Today – September 11, 2025

Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🍔 Jack's Fairview update — sewer work nearly done; signage going up; aiming to open before Thanksgiving (official target Dec. 1) 💧 Fairview tables GUS board to lease sewer to Living Waters 🎉 Baileyton Founder's Day set for Saturday, Sept. 20 (10 a.m.–6 p.m., Town Park) — 9 food trucks, 65 vendors, kids' zone, live music; free admission 🏫 Parkside School lands Blue Cross Blue Shield grant to build a pickleball court for students and the community 🏬 Academy Sports + Outdoors grand opening weekend Sept. 19–21; special $200 shopping event Sept. 18 for 20 local kids via CPRST

➕ Plus: 🏐 Sports: Bearcats drop a five-set thriller to Muscle Shoals; Fort Payne Invitational up next 💼 USPS job fair Friday, Sept. 12 (11 a.m.–3 p.m.) at the Cullman Post Office; apply at usps.com/careers 👩‍⚖️ County judges visit every 9th-grade class this fall with safety and Erin's Law lessons (and Brooksie the courthouse dog) 🎃 Free "Not-So-Scary Stories in the Park" every Sunday in October at Art Park — shows at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. 🐾 Pet of the Week: Lillie Belle, a 1.5-year-old Aussie Shepherd; $35 adoption at the Cullman County Animal Shelter ☀️ Weather: Sunny today near 87; mostly clear tonight around 62. More sun Friday — high near 88. 🕊️ Obituaries: Margaret Annette Hurst; Sara Frances Anderton Phillips; Carolyn Jean Stone

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🌜✨ As the stars begin to twinkle over Cullman, it's time to settle in for another enchanting episode of "Bedtime Stories," presented by Cullman Today.

Tonight, gather your little dreamers as Kim Hall reads The Invisible String. 📚🛌 Our ongoing Bedtime Stories series opens up a universe of imagination for children and adults alike. With each installment, a cherished member of our community steps into the role of the evening's storyteller. Their diverse voices come together to share stories that comfort, captivate and ignite curiosity. So put on pajamas, fluff up the pillows, and curl up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Cullman Today – September 10, 2025 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🇺🇸 "Operation We Remember" honors veterans; 139 flags statewide 🏞️ Good Hope secures $5,000 grant for Corey Harbison Park signage ⚡ EV Showcase at Cullman Electric Co-op this Saturday ➕ Plus: 💙 CoBank "Sharing Success" match boosts local nonprofits (United Way, Flourish, Parkside Outreach, Brooks' Place Child Advocacy Center) 👮‍♂️ CPD welcomes CPRST J-1 international students with tour and lunch 🏈 Sports: Auburn alums shine in NFL Week 1; Jackson Koivun helps Team USA win the Walker Cup ☀️ Weather: Sunny, high near 85; upper 80s tomorrow; nights near 60 🕊️ Obituaries: Jimmy Wayne White; Joan Stewart; Emma Sue Wenzel 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app

🌜✨ As the stars begin to twinkle over Cullman, it's time to settle in for another enchanting episode of "Bedtime Stories," presented by Cullman Today. Tonight, gather your little dreamers as Debra Reynolds reads Grandma Kisses. 📚🛌 Our ongoing Bedtime Stories series opens up a universe of imagination for children and adults alike. With each installment, a cherished member of our community steps into the role of the evening's storyteller. Their diverse voices come together to share stories that comfort, captivate and ignite curiosity. So put on pajamas, fluff up the pillows, and curl up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Cullman Today – September 9, 2025 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🏭 Cullman Wastewater Treatment Plant earns top state honor for the second year in a row 🚸 West Point High student struck in a crosswalk; injuries not life-threatening 🍖🎶 Sun and big crowds at Bernard Blues & BBQ ➕ Plus: 🏃‍♀️ Wallace State XC holds its own at North Alabama Invitational 🏐 Lions volleyball stays hot, then battles two tough opponents at the Blazer Classic 🐝 Agriplex Honey Harvest draws full house for hands-on learning 🎨 Master Gardeners open Kids Art Contest (entries due Sept. 25) ☀️ Weather: Mostly sunny today, high near 83; clear tonight, low around 57; warmer tomorrow 🕊️ Obituaries: Bonnie Ruth Smith, David G. Koenig, Ralph August DiPiero, Priscilla Ann Stewart 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app

🌜✨ As the stars begin to twinkle over Cullman, it's time to settle in for another enchanting episode of "Bedtime Stories," presented by Cullman Today. Tonight, gather your little dreamers as Tiffany Oldacre reads The Berenstain Bears And The Trouble With Chores. 📚🛌 Our ongoing Bedtime Stories series opens up a universe of imagination for children and adults alike. With each installment, a cherished member of our community steps into the role of the evening's storyteller. Their diverse voices come together to share stories that comfort, captivate and ignite curiosity. So put on pajamas, fluff up the pillows, and curl up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Cullman Today – September 8, 2025 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🍺 Burgermeister Woody Jacobs to lead Christkindlmarkt Parade—pairing roles to link Oktoberfest and Christkindlmarkt 🚨 CPD ramps up senior fraud outreach—how to spot scams and report suspicious activity 🏛️ Commissioner Kelly Duke elected to ACCA Legislative Committee for 2025–2026 ➕ Plus: 🏈 Friday Night Football: Addison, Good Hope roll; Holly Pond and Vinemont rally; Cullman falls at Athens 👨‍👩‍👧 "Screens & Kids" parent workshops Sept. 16 🐻 CHS sports marketing students launch yearlong senior-spotlight graphics 🏓 Parkside School lands grant to build a community pickleball court 🛍️ Pilot Club Fall Vendor Market — Sept. 20, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Cullman County Agricultural Trade Center ☀️ Weather: Mostly sunny today, high near 80. Tonight partly cloudy, low around 59. Tomorrow sunny, high near 83. 🕊️ Obituaries: John Henry Fillmore; Patrick Waymon Bradford; Gloria Lee Kayler; Clarence Hershel Willoughby; Robert Alvin Orr; John Andrew Thomas Dickson 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app

🌜✨ As the stars begin to twinkle over Cullman, it's time to settle in for another enchanting episode of "Bedtime Stories," presented by Cullman Today. Tonight, gather your little dreamers as Kim Hall reads There's An Elephant On My Chest. 📚🛌 Our ongoing Bedtime Stories series opens up a universe of imagination for children and adults alike. With each installment, a cherished member of our community steps into the role of the evening's storyteller. Their diverse voices come together to share stories that comfort, captivate and ignite curiosity. So put on pajamas, fluff up the pillows, and curl up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime