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This Alabama Town Is One Of The Best Places To Live In The South And It’s Incredibly Affordable

Some towns just have a way of making you feel like you’ve been missing out on something wonderful your whole life, and Cullman, Alabama is exactly that kind of place. Tucked into the rolling hills of north-central Alabama, this charming city has quietly been earning a reputation as one of the most livable, lovable, and surprisingly affordable places in the entire South.

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The Underrated Alabama Town Where You Can Buy A Home For Under $100,000

Nobody put Haleyville, Alabama on a list of the hottest places to move, and that is precisely why the people who are moving there are getting such a good deal. There’s a particular kind of advantage that comes with being the town that everyone overlooks, and Haleyville has been quietly enjoying that advantage for a long time.

Haleyville, AL · 3d

ABC 33/40 News

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Cullman moves to clarify lakefront rules as questions emerge over fines

CULLMAN, Ala. (WBMA) — Property owners around Cullman's water supply lakes could soon have a clearer set of rules governing what they can do on their land, but questions remain about who has the authority to enforce those regulations and collect fines. During its Nov. 9 meeting, the Cullman...

Cullman, AL · 10h

256 Today

256 Today Roundup: Events across North Alabama this week (Nov. 13-19)

It’s that time of year to bundle up and head out to enjoy some favorite holiday activities from Huntsville to Athens to Cullman. Galaxy of Lights – Huntsville Starting Nov. […] The post 256 Today Roundup: Events across North Alabama this week (Nov. 13-19) appeared first on 256 Today .

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The Cullman Tribune

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

Hartselle Enquirer

Feeding Families of Alabama to host Christmas drive-through

Feeding Families of Alabama will host a free Christmas drive through event Dec. 18, from 5-7 p.m. The public event, organized by Edee Grun, will offer children an evening of holiday fun, treats and surprises. Families are invited to drive through and collect goodies along the way. Children will also...

Falkville, AL · 2d

cullmantribune.com

40th annual HO! HO! HO! Christmas Show coming Nov. 14

CULLMAN, Ala. – The 40th annual HO! HO! HO! Christmas Show will have an array of classic vehicles, motorcycles and all things in between on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Cullman Caring for Kids. . Cullman Caring for Kids Executive Director Steven Sutter said the event is...

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The Cullman Tribune

Pet of the Week: Boss just wants someone to spend time with

CULLMAN, Ala. – Time in the yard is one of Boss’ favorite parts of the day, especially when someone he knows is there with him. Shelter life has been hard on this easygoing dog and a familiar face brings him comfort. Boss, The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week, is a Feist mix who is about 4 years old. He has a low energy level and a fondness for a little goat cheese now and then. More than a treat, though, what Boss wants is time with his person. For someone who enjoys quiet company, a visit with Boss at the Cullman County Animal Shelter could start with a simple question for the staff: could you spend a little time together in his favorite spot? Boss’ adoption fee is $130 and includes neutering, vaccinations and microchipping. Visit the Cullman County Animal Shelter at 935 Convent Road NE. The shelter is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Contact the shelter at 256-734-5448 or cullmananimalshelter@co.cullman.al.us . Has Boss already been adopted? Don’t worry! Many more pets are waiting for their forever homes, and your perfect companion may be among them.

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Op-Ed: Thank you, everyone

Serving as your District 1 Commissioner for the past three terms has been the greatest honor of my professional career. Twelve years ago, you placed your trust in me to represent Cullman County and I have woken up every single day determined to earn that trust. When I look back at what we have accomplished together, I don’t just see projects, paved roads or balanced budgets. I see the people behind them, our dedicated County employees who work tirelessly behind the scenes. I see my fellow Commissioners and other elected officials that I have shared countless hours of debate and teamwork. Most importantly I see the hardworking citizens of Cullman County who make this County the best place in Alabama to live and raise a family. We have worked through challenges, celebrated milestones and built a stronger foundation for the future of Cullman County. Thank you to my family for their endless patience and support. Thank you to the County staff for making me look good more times than I can count. And thank you to the citizens of Cullman County for giving me the privilege to serve and represent you. While my time in this specific position is coming

Cullman County, AL · 2d

The Gadsden Times

Freeze warning issued for Marshall County

A freeze warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Huntsville at 2:09 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 13. This warning applies to Lauderdale, Colbert, Franklin, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Morgan, Marshall, Jackson, DeKalb and Cullman counties. The NWS warns: "Take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold." Marshall County weather radar .oembed-asset-photo-image { width: 100%; } What are NWS meteorologists saying? At 2:09 a.m., the NWS issued a statement including the following information: " WHAT: Sub-freezing temperatures as low as 26 across Northern Alabama. WHERE: Portions of north central, northeast, and northwest Alabama. WHEN: For the first Freeze Warning, from midnight tonight to 8 a.m. CST Saturday. For the second Freeze Warning, from midnight Saturday Night to 8 a.m. CST Sunday. IMPACTS: Frost and freeze conditions could kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing." What is a freeze warning? A Freeze Warning is issued when surface temperatures are expected to drop below freezing (32 degrees or lower) over a large area for an extended period, regardless of whether frost is expected to form. A Frost Advisory is issued when frost is likely and when temperatures are forecast to drop to 33-36 degrees with clear

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Kitchen Cops find overflowing toilet, clogged dishwasher and rodent droppings across the Valley

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops made a very unpleasant discovery while checking out a restaurant in DeKalb County this week. Hacienda Real on South Valley Avenue in Collinsville was hit with a 72 after the inspectors found rodents and rodent droppings. The health department notes that this was found in a storage building that was separate from the main restaurant building. There was also an issue with gray sewage water backing up onto the kitchen floor from the sink and dishwasher, and a lack of soap in a restroom.

Dekalb County, AL · 7d

SoulGrown

This Jasper men’s store has dressed generations of Alabamians for 77 years

Named the Alabama Retail Association’s 2026 Gold Retailer of the Year, Rusty Richardson has spent decades preserving the values that made Bernard’s a downtown Jasper institution.

Jasper, AL · 2d

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Curry High wins first playoff game in 30 years

CURRY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Curry High School football team won its first playoff game in 30 years last week and will host a second-round game against Oneonta on Friday night. Curry is in year four under head coach Jace Cordell, who says his players have persevered after growing up hearing that you couldn’t win at Curry.

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The Cullman Tribune

PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Good Hope, Vinemont and Addison to host playoff games as Cold Springs visits Lexington

CULLMAN, Ala. – Vinemont will play for its first state quarterfinal berth since 1993 on Friday, Nov. 13, when Fayette County visits for the first football meeting between the schools. Good Hope also gets its first home game of the postseason, against ninth-ranked Deshler. Cold Springs travels to Lexington for a meeting of 10-win teams, and unbeaten Addison hosts Sulligent with their all-time series tied at three wins apiece. All four second-round games in the Alabama High School Athletic Association playoffs kick off at 7 p.m. Central. Rankings are from the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s final regular-season poll. Class 4A — No. 9 Deshler (9-2) at Good Hope (8-3) Good Hope and Deshler meet for the first time Friday at James W. Shabel Stadium. The Tigers went 7-0 in Region 7, including a 55-14 win at West Point, and held Central of Clay County to one touchdown in a 24-7 first-round victory. The Raiders earned their home date with a 24-21 double-overtime win at Fairfield. Parker Johnson’s 15-yard touchdown run helped Good Hope build a 14-0 lead, but Fairfield tied the game in regulation and answered Karson Hollis’ touchdown in the first overtime. An interception on Fairfield’s next possession gave

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Best in Show: Cullman Theatre wins for ‘James and the Giant Peach’; see it Nov. 13-14

CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman High School Theatre hosted the District 3 Walter Trumbauer High School Theatre Festival on Nov. 7. The group won Best in Show for its one-act production of “James and the Giant Peach,” which is based off of Roald Dahl’s children’s classic by the same name. Director Wayne Cook told The Tribune, “We have won the state One Act festival with Best in Show three out of the last four years. We have won Best in Show at state four times total.” Winners attend the Walter Trumbauer State Festival at University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Dec. 4-5. CHS Theatre has been to state from winning Best in Show at District 3 Trumbauer competitions all but one year since 2014. “It’s an important thing for us to do well at District. Hosting it is especially nice. We get to share our school and community with students from all over north Alabama,” said Cook, who explained it has been several years since they last had the opportunity to host the District 3 competition. “The students from other communities seem to like coming to Cullman!” Of “James and the Giant Peach,” he said, “It’s a great kids’ show and

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Hunt Family Foundation gives $1.5K to Good Hope parks in memory of longtime parks director

GOOD HOPE, Ala. – Some men build things you can see. Ball fields. Pools. Parks where the grass is cut just right and the lights come on at dusk. And some men build things you can’t see quite so easily. A kindness that gets passed along. A habit of showing up. A belief that every child deserves a place to play. John E. Hunt built both. On Monday evening, nearly six years after his passing, his legacy walked into Good Hope City Hall once more. Elizabeth Hunt, John’s wife, attended the Good Hope City Council’s regular meeting Nov. 9, on behalf of the Hunt Family Foundation. She came bearing a gift: a $1,500 donation to the parks, to be used for scholarships and equipment. It was a quiet moment, the kind that doesn’t take long on a meeting agenda. But for those in the room who knew John, it carried a great deal of weight. Among them was Good Hope City Clerk Christie Chamblee, who once worked under John Hunt. The man behind the fields For more than 22 years, John Hunt served as director of the City of Cullman Parks, Recreation & Sports Tourism department. Under his watch, the

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The Cullman Tribune

PREP BASKETBALL: West Point sweeps Oakman, Vinemont improves to 3-0 at Veterans Day Tip-Off Classic

HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Tyce Thompson scored 12 points in the third quarter as West Point erased a six-point halftime deficit to beat Oakman 72-46 on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The comeback gave West Point a sweep at the Veterans Day Tip-Off Classic after its girls held Oakman to one point in the fourth quarter of a 61-24 win. Local teams won six of the eight varsity games at Wallace State Community College’s Tom Drake Coliseum. Four Vinemont boys scored in double figures against Wilson. Cullman’s boys and the Holly Pond and Good Hope girls also won. West Point 72, Oakman 46 (boys) Oakman scored the first seven points and led 15-10 after one quarter. Thompson hit two 3-pointers, Rush Lamar scored inside and Tripp Dingler made a free throw to tie it at 19. Oakman answered with a 10-4 run to go into halftime up 29-23. West Point outscored the Wildcats 26-6 in the third to take a 49-35 lead. In the fourth, Nolan Franklin made two baskets, Thompson banked in a floater and Levi Steadman scored twice inside to make it 59-37. West Point outscored Oakman 49-17 after halftime. Thompson finished with 20 points and Steadman added 16 for West

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AT&T can begin phasing out copper landline service in parts of North Alabama Nov. 15

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - AT&T has received federal approval to begin phasing out traditional copper-based landline service in parts of North Alabama as early as Nov. 15. The approval covers the company’s 18-state footprint, which includes several North Alabama communities. The change likely will not affect people who make...

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The Cullman Tribune