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Tim and Mary Chambers named 2027 City Family of the Year
CULLMAN, Ala. – Tim and Mary Chambers were named 2027 City Family of the Year at the annual Cullman County Farm-City Banquet. The event was held Thursday, Nov. 12, at Loft 212. The Cullman County Farm-City Committee chooses a Family of the Year each year, rotating between choosing a Farm Family and City Family. It recognizes members of the community who fulfill the mission of “bringing about a better understanding between rural and urban people by increasing their knowledge and appreciation of each other as partners in progress.” Last November, Rob and Tiffany Whitesell were named the 2026 Farm Family of the Year. Guests this year enjoyed a silent auction and dinner, which was served by FCCLA students from Vinemont and Cold Springs. “Thank you to the FCCLA students from Vinemont and Cold Springs who volunteered at last night’s Farm-City Banquet,” organizers posted on Friday . “They helped serve, pitched in wherever they were needed, and represented their schools well. We appreciate every one of you.” Irish Keener, recently selected as a 2026-2027 Alabama 4-H State Ambassador , was awarded 4-H Student of the Year at the banquet. Keener also delivered an address, speaking to the crowd about setting an
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Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 14, 1946
From the files of Nov. 14, 1946 Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY – Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nix of Rt. 2, Cullman recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner party at their home. Their four living children, Mrs. Therman Oaks of Akron, Ohio, Newton Nix, Mrs. Irene Kirk and Mrs. Glenn Upchurch all of Cullman as well as their grandchildren and great-grandchildren joined them for the day. They were presented many lovely gifts and flowers. To and Fro By EAGLE EYE Cotton ginnings in Alabama prior to November 1st totaled 588,000 bales compared to 729,000 bales to same date last year, according to the latest cotton report. Only three states—Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi—have ginned more cotton this year than Alabama. The estimate for Alabama’s 1946 crop is 780,000 bales which 16 per cent less than the 1945 crop and 23 per cent less than the ten year (1935-44) average. In Tampa, Florida this week is Mrs. J. A. Dunlap attending the World Chapter Order Eastern Star Convention. Mrs. Dunlap, who is the wife of Cullman’s Mayor, is a past Grand Matron of the Alabama O. E. S. and is serving as a page at