$1.5M arts center expansion | Cullman leaders train | Council plans for growth
Release Date: 07/17/2026
The Cullman Tribune
πβ¨ 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 Bear Snores On. ππ 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...
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πβ¨ 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 Janet Chandler reads Betsy Who Cried Wolf. ππ 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...
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πβ¨ 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 Heather Wood reads I Love You Just Because. ππ 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,...
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Cullman Today β Friday, Aug. 7, 2026 Hereβs whatβs making news in Cullman this morning: βοΈ Former Cold Springs teacher and head girlsβ basketball coach Paige Parker Adams pleads guilty to two felony school employee sex offenses and three misdemeanor charges involving a student π A woman faces a fentanyl trafficking charge after Cullman County sheriffβs deputies report finding about 4 ounces of suspected fentanyl during a traffic stop ποΈ Fairview leaders consider a long-term plan for town park improvements, including playground upgrades, walking trails and an amphitheater...
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πβ¨ 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 Brenda Allison reads How to Catch a Dinosaur. ππ 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...
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Cullman Today β Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026 Hereβs whatβs making news in Cullman this morning: π Three arrested after violent Cullman home invasion π Morgan County man faces 12 felony charges in theft of 10 cattle ποΈ Vinemont approves $210,000 budget to expand Town Hall β Plus: πΉ The Willow Path plans βA Night in the French Quarterβ fundraiser π CARTS reports a 29% increase in July ridership π Cullman Lions Club member Riley Smith receives an international honor πΆ Pet of the Week: Anna, a gentle Anatolian Shepherd mix π€οΈ Weather: Today will be mostly sunny...
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πβ¨ 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 Janet Chandler reads Katie Woo: The Tricky Tooth. ππ 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...
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Cullman Today β Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026 Hereβs whatβs making news in Cullman this morning: π« Cullman City Schools prepares for open houses and the return of sixth grade to Cullman Middle School π Cullman County Schools announces its staggered start schedule and free meals for all students π§ Loring Street Northwest closes this morning for a utility repair β Plus: π Cullman Bearcats carry late-season momentum into 2026 π Flourish of Cullman celebrates its 10th anniversary πΌ Agriplex plans hardy annuals Lunch and Learn π WildWater opens its new 1,000-foot Paradise...
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πβ¨ 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 Valerie Lewis reads The Gingerbread Kid Goes to School. ππ 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...
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Cullman Today β Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026 Hereβs whatβs making news in Cullman this morning: βοΈ Nearly $279,000 pavement rehabilitation project planned at Cullman Regional Airport π The Willow Path celebrates 35 years of supporting domestic violence survivors π Visit Cullman named 2026 Alabama Tourism Organization of the Year β Plus: π₯ Charity softball game raises more than $1,400 for Curtβs Closet π Good Samaritan announces reduced-cost vision exams πΆ Wallace State gospel production heads to Scotland β³ Brooksβ Place plans benefit golf tournament at Terri Pines...
info_outlineCullman Today β Friday, July 17, 2026
Hereβs whatβs making news in Cullman this morning:
π Cullman moves forward with a $1.5 million renovation and expansion of the Center of the Arts Community Theatre
π Four Cullman County professionals complete intensive economic development training at Auburn University
ποΈ Council President Kim Hall and Councilman Paul Schaffer outline plans for stronger city operations and future growth
β Plus:
π Vinemont athlete Arleigh Thomason shares how her faith guides her life on and off the court
π Cullman native Annalee Allen earns a $1,000 Alfa Foundation scholarship
π Master Gardeners explain how to find and remove destructive hornworms
π° Former Tribune publisher Charlotte Fowler Miller Rumoreβs legacy spans journalism, history and public service
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Cold Springs FCCLA students earn national gold ratings, while adviser Stephanie Blair receives a national award
βοΈ Weather: Today will be warm with increasing clouds and scattered afternoon storms, with a high near 88. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 71. Saturday brings sunshine and a few possible afternoon storms, with a high near 89. Sunday will be partly sunny before storms become more likely during the afternoon.
ποΈ Obituaries: Ford Eugene Van Wert Jr.; Ronald Eric Casey; Sharron Annette Entrekin
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