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Bobby Deneefe honored by city of Madison for 30 years of service

Mayor Ranae Bartlett presented a proclamation to Robert ‘Bobby’ Deneefe for his 30 years of service on the Industrial Development Board (IDB). Deneefe has contributed to Madison since 1980 and served on the IDB since 1996. “I Ranae Bartlett, Mayor of the City of Madison, do hereby recognize...

Madison, AL · 1d

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Jasper to Unveil America 250 Community Mural on Veterans Day

JASPER, AL – The City of Jasper, Jasper Main Street, the Chamber of Commerce of Walker County, and the Walker County Arts Alliance will unveil the America 250 Community Unity Tree Mural on Wednesday, November 11, at 1 p.m. at the Glover Drugs building in downtown Jasper. The unveiling...

Jasper, AL · 3d

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Walker, Barnett sworn in as newest Cullman County commissioners

CULLMAN, Ala. – Kenneth Walker and Richard Barnett were officially sworn in Wednesday morning, Nov. 11, as the newest members of the Cullman County Commission. The two commissioners succeed longtime Commissioners Kerry Watson and Garry Marchman, who each served 12 years. Walker (who served as Commission chairman from 2012-2020) will represent District 1, while Barnett will represent District 2. As members of the Commission, Walker and Barnett will be responsible for helping oversee county operations, infrastructure improvements, public services and budgetary decisions that affect residents throughout Cullman County. They join Chairman Jeff Clemons and Commissioners Kelly Duke (District 3) and Corey Freeman (District 4) as the Commission enters a new chapter of county leadership. At the Oct. 20 Commission meeting, Clemons publicly recognized Marchman and Watson for their years of dedication and service to the county, saying, “I want to thank Commissioner Garry Marchman, Commissioner Kerry Watson for their 12 years of service to the citizens of Cullman County. It’s been truly an honor for me to work with y’all the six years that I’ve been here. Y’all have been dedicated to the citizens of Cullman County. Y’all are great leaders and you’ll truly be missed on this commission.” The

Cullman County, AL · 1d

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Madison County Commission approves over $20M to improve troublesome road

The Madison County Commission is gearing up for a significant project aimed at enhancing traffic flow on Blake Bottom Road.

Madison County, AL · 22h

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Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle’s State of the City address welcomes Space Command, announces ‘BIG Picture’ sequel

Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle used his annual State of the City address Monday to highlight the city’s continued growth, welcome the arrival of U.S. Space Command and make another push […] The post Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle’s State of the City address welcomes Space Command, announces ‘BIG Picture’ sequel appeared first on 256 Today .

Huntsville, AL · 3d

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Madison ranks among the Best Small Cities in America

While this may come as no surprise to residents of Madison, the city has not only been named on Livability.com’s 50 Best Small Cities in America list, but it was listed No. 2 in the nation. In fact, Alabama grabbed the top three spots!. Livability ranked 50 communities that...

Madison, AL · 2d

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Gate 7 affected by power outage in Madison community

Redstone Arsenal said that Gate 7 closed temporarily Tuesday morning after a power outage in a nearby neighborhood.

Madison, AL · 3d

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The man behind the medal: The story of Sgt. Mike Rose

Valor, compassion and selflessness are the pillars of Sergeant Gary Mike Rose's life; they are what led him to enlist in the Army at 19 years old.

Huntsville, AL · 1d

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Huntsville VA clinic expansion brings more care closer to home, but veterans say gaps remain

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A recent expansion of the Huntsville VA specialty clinic is giving North Alabama veterans access to more care close to home. But some say long drives and waits for appointments remain barriers to treatment. The clinic added cardiology, urology and chemotherapy infusions earlier this year. VA...

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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Arab opens $11 million recreation center

ARAB, Ala. (WAFF) - A new $11 million recreation center is open in Arab after more than a year of construction. The project is designed to give residents more opportunities for indoor sports. The facility covers 38,000 square feet. Arab Mayor Bob Joslin said it is the biggest project ever...

Arab, AL · 3d

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Happening This Weekend: North Alabama Events, Nov. 13-15

There are plenty of events happening this weekend. Here's a look at some of the activities going on across the Tennessee Valley!. Galaxy of Lights – Friday, Nov. 13, through Thursday, Dec. 31, at Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville. Celebrate the holiday season with the annual light display, featuring beloved traditions, new experiences and festive scenes for the whole family.

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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State audit finds “underlying sense of secrecy” in Alabama prisons as federal trial nears in Huntsville

Report comes as three Donaldson prison sergeants face charges and the Justice Department prepares to take Alabama to court over prison conditions. Alabama’s own auditors say the state’s prison system is hard to hold accountable, and in a few weeks, a federal judge in Huntsville will hear why the U.S. Justice Department believes it is unconstitutional.

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Alabama liquor supply disruptions creating challenges for Huntsville businesses

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Bars and restaurants across Alabama are dealing with liquor supply disruptions that are making it harder to keep popular brands in stock and driving up costs for businesses. At Stella’s Elixir Lounge in downtown Huntsville, General Manager John Longo says some of the hardest products to...

Huntsville, AL · 1d

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Black voters make their mark as Democrats break through in Madison County

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Black voters helped deliver a consequential Alabama election night as U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures survived a Republican redistricting effort and Madison County voters replaced their sheriff, reshaped the local bench and sent new Democrats to the Legislature. The Nov. 3 results revealed two realities: Democrats demonstrated...

Madison County, AL · 2d

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Revised Cullman ordinance drops proposed 25-foot shoreline buffer at Lake George

CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman City Council gave a first reading Monday, Nov. 9, to a revised drinking water ordinance that drops the proposed 25-foot shoreline buffer at Lake George. The council took no vote on Ordinance No. 2026-56 . (See previous story: www.cullmantribune.com/2026/11/08/cullman-proposes-2-5k-minimum-fine-for-lake-violations-but-many-catoma-rules-date-to-2007 ) The first draft named three lakes. The revision names the two that supply Cullman’s drinking water today, Lake Catoma and Duck River Reservoir. It specifies a 35-foot buffer at Catoma and a 100-foot buffer at Duck River, each measured inland from the shoreline when the reservoir is full. Cullman began using Lake George as a water source in 1958. The city later disconnected it from the water system after Lake Catoma and its treatment plant came into service in 1967, according to Tribune archives. The revised ordinance still says the Utilities Board owns property at “all current and former water supply lakes.” If Cullman draws drinking water from Lake George again, the proposed rules for land adjoining the public water supply could apply there. The revised text sets no buffer width for Lake George. Council President Kim Hall said city and utility officials had encountered three different ordinances over the past year and wanted residents

Cullman, AL · 3d

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Relive Your Childhood At This Wonderfully Nostalgic Alabama Comic Book Store

Somewhere in Huntsville, Alabama, there’s a building wearing a Superman costume, and it is absolutely not embarrassed about it. The Deep Comics, Games & Toys sits there in bold red, blue, and yellow, with that iconic shield logo mounted on the side, daring you to drive past without stopping.

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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Focus on Faith: Vietnam veteran follows new mission

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Charlie Miller, a Vietnam veteran and retired Army command sergeant major, visits the Floyd E. ‘Tut’ Fann State Veterans Home every Tuesday to encourage fellow veterans. Miller spent 30 years in the military. He says the call to ministry came after retirement. “The joy...

Huntsville, AL · 1d

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Huntsville City Schools earns first A on Alabama State Report Card

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville City Schools earned an A on the Alabama State Report Card for the first time. The district achieved an overall score of 90 for the previous academic year. Leaders shared reactions on social media, congratulating students and faculty. Leaders said the achievement reflects years of...

Huntsville, AL · 23h

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Jacobs proclaims Nov. 17 Retired Teachers’ Day in Cullman

CULLMAN, Ala. – Mayor Woody Jacobs presented a proclamation on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, declaring Nov. 17, 2026, Retired Teachers’ Day in the city of Cullman. Retired educators Dr. Tomesa Smith, Susan Sellers, Lisa Hullett and Mary Ellen Pinion were present to accept the proclamation on behalf of the Cullman Education Retirees Association (CERA). The proclamation recognizes the important role public education has played in the growth, success and character of Cullman, as well as the dedicated educators who have helped shape generations of local residents. Throughout their careers, Cullman’s teachers and education professionals have devoted countless hours to educating, encouraging and inspiring students, helping prepare them to become responsible residents, community leaders and productive members of society. As stated in the proclamation, “The influence of these dedicated educators extends far beyond the classroom, as their guidance, compassion and commitment have helped prepare generations of Cullman’s young people to become responsible citizens, community leaders and productive members of society.” During the presentation, Jacobs spent time talking with the retired educators about their experiences in education, their years of service and the many changes they have seen throughout their careers. “We appreciate everything our retired teachers have done for our children

Cullman, AL · 2d