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Planning Commission tables new 7 Brew site plan
CULLMAN, Ala. – The City of Cullman Planning Commission in August approved a short-form subdivision request for Murphy Oil USA. Back in May, the proposed site plan was approved, with contingencies from the city engineer relating to the Alabama Department of Transportation traffic and safety plan. At the Commission’s meeting on Monday, Nov. 2, an additional proposal for the site plan was discussed that would add a 7 Brew Coffee to the project at 800 Second Ave. NW. Two representatives from Brew Culture, LLC, 7 Brew Coffee’s corporate entity, addressed the Commission in an attempt to allay concerns about safety at the proposed new location. Commissioners said the area sees high traffic for numerous reasons, particularly, according to Commissioner Cheryl Harrison, because of nearby schools. She said the new location would add on to existing traffic congestion from school drop-off and pick-up times. Chairman Michael Sullins noted that while the project’s previous ALDOT contingencies were resolved, further resolution may be needed due to community safety concerns. Ultimately, the item was tabled until the Commission’s meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026. The Commission did approve a site plan for an expansion at 1206 Sixth St. SW, located within Industrial Park 2.
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PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Day scores with 27 seconds left to lift Cold Springs past Pisgah 42-34
BREMEN, Ala. – Ethan Day ran 10 yards for the go-ahead touchdown with 27 seconds left Friday night, then added the 2-point conversion as Cold Springs defeated Pisgah 42-34 in the first round of the Class 2A playoffs. Day and quarterback Brandon Chasteen each ran for three touchdowns. Cold Springs trailed 26-20 entering the fourth quarter and scored on all three of its possessions in the period to advance to the second round. Tucker Freeman’s fourth-down sack ended Pisgah’s opening drive. Cooper Johnson, Day, Blake Phillips and Cason Alexander helped move Cold Springs to the 2-yard line, where Chasteen kept the ball for the opening touchdown. The conversion failed, leaving Cold Springs ahead 6-0 with 5:26 left in the first quarter. Pisgah converted twice on fourth down before tying the game on a 21-yard touchdown pass. After the teams exchanged punts, Day broke free on fourth down for a 74-yard touchdown. Pisgah stopped the conversion, and Cold Springs led 12-6 with 5:31 remaining in the half. A 3-yard touchdown pass pulled Pisgah even at 12. Cold Springs threatened again before halftime as Alexander ran 17 yards to midfield and Chasteen completed passes of 13 yards to Eli Voce and 15
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Bernard’s Honored as Alabama’s 2026 Gold Retailer of the Year
When Rusty Richardson accepted the Alabama Retail Association’s 2026 Gold Retailer of the Year award on November 5, he could have spent his time reflecting on decades of business success. Instead, he talked about the people. He thanked his wife, Elizabeth, who had nominated him for the award without...
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Cullman proposes $2,500 fines, new restrictions around drinking water lakes
CULLMAN, Ala. (WBMA) — Property owners living near Cullman's drinking water reservoirs could face new restrictions on construction, landscaping and shoreline activities under a proposed city ordinance that also calls for fines of at least $2,500 for violations. The Cullman City Council is scheduled to consider the first reading...
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Flourish of Cullman launches ‘Rights in Real Life’ series
CULLMAN, Ala. – In October, local nonprofit Flourish of Cullman launched its online series “Rights in Real Life.” Founder and CEO Melissa Dew told the Tribune the series prompts readers to step into the shoes of those with differing disabilities. Each story ends with, “What would you do?” The question, while simple, has a deeper meaning for Flourish and represents why the nonprofit exists. Dew said asking the question, “What would you do?” helps those with differing abilities have a voice, make choices and be included in everyday life. “As part of our Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) accreditation process, we received a recommendation to provide education on individual rights. That helped spark the idea for a series that makes those rights relatable through everyday situations and invites the community into the conversation,” she explained. “Words like ‘dignity,’ ‘independence’ and ‘inclusion’ matter, but stories help us see what those words look like in practice. Sometimes something as simple as assuming someone would not enjoy an outing means they never get the opportunity to decide for themselves. We want readers to pause, consider whose voice is missing and think about how they might respond.” As far as the transparency
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Boaz Rallies From 21-0 Deficit, Stops 2-Point Try to Edge Gardendale 28-27 in OT
BOAZ, AL — Boaz trailed Gardendale by three touchdowns midway through the second quarter. Then the Pirates scored 28 unanswered points and made one final goal-line stand in overtime. Boaz stopped Camaree Gooden short of the goal line on a 2-point conversion try to beat Gardendale 28-27 on Friday...