Stolen truck recovered in Cullman | West Point earns Gold Star | New developments approved

Stolen truck recovered in Cullman | West Point earns Gold Star | New developments approved

Cullman Today – Wednesday, July 15, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🚔 A stolen Huntsville truck is recovered in Cullman, leading to the arrest of a Lacey's Springs man ⭐ West Point Intermediate School is named a National Gold Star School 🏗️ Cullman planners approve subdivisions, a bank site plan and other development requests ➕ Plus: 🩺 Physiatrist Dr. Nandan Patel joins Cullman Regional Medical Group 🇺🇸 Downtown Cullman celebrates America 250 during 2nd Fridays 🌸 The North Alabama Agriplex explores how to safely harvest and cook with edible flowers 🎟️ Cullman Caring for Kids raffles two tickets to see Tim McGraw in Birmingham 🌦️ Weather: Today will be partly sunny, with showers and thunderstorms possible after 10 a.m. and a high near 84. Tonight will be partly cloudy, with a low around 69. Tomorrow brings more afternoon storms, with a high near 85. 🕊️ Obituaries: Kent Wallace; Lee Chester Burkart; Jeffrey Mayo Smith; Clara Jean Buckelew; Jesse Donald Greer Sr.; Billy Wood 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews

Bedtime Stories – Debra Reynolds reads The Duckling Gets A Cookie!?

🌜✨ 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 The Duckling Gets A Cookie!? 📚🛌 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 up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Cullman plans major water line replacement | Utility bills drop | Logan Street upgrades

Cullman Today – Tuesday, July 14, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 💧 Cullman plans to replace a nearly 60-year-old water transmission line serving almost 95,000 people 💵 New water and sewer rates could save residential customers about $10 a month 🚧 Major utility and street improvements move forward along Logan Street Southwest ➕ Plus: 🍅 Cullman County Tomato Taste-Off returns Saturday at the Festhalle Farmers Market 🏠 Unsheltered International fundraiser raises an estimated $60,000 🏭 Wallace State machinists place second nationally and earn $50,000 👮 Cullman Police Department holds its first Citizens Academy 🌧️ Weather: Today will be wet and cooler, with showers and thunderstorms likely and a high near 81. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a few lingering showers and a low around 68. Tomorrow brings scattered afternoon storms and a high near 84. 🕊️ Obituaries: Joan E. Smith; Marshall Malcom Jr. 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews

Bedtime Stories – Janet Chandler reads Stephanie's Ponytail

🌜✨ 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 Stephanie's Ponytail. 📚🛌 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 up with your kiddos as we deliver a delightful dose of nightly narrative magic. Let "Bedtime Stories" by Cullman Today be the gateway to sweet dreams and a peaceful night—for our children and the child in every one of us. 🌟📖 #BedtimeStories #CullmanToday #NightlyNarratives #CommunityStorytime

Flock series concludes | Hanceville names clerk nominee | Holiday deaths drop

Cullman Today – Monday, July 13, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 📷 The Tribune's Flock Safety series concludes with a review of Cullman County Sheriff's Office records 🏛️ Hanceville leaders nominate Teja McIntyre for city clerk, move the city food pantry and approve an Elm Street rezoning 🚗 Alabama's Fourth of July traffic deaths fall about 67% compared to last year's holiday travel period ➕ Plus: 🇺🇸 Fairview High School seeks military members and first responders for a special 9/11 flag tribute 🐟 Alabama launches a statewide Catfish Trail featuring more than 50 locations 🎭 Cullman Community Theatre prepares to stage "My Fair Lady" in August 🎁 Kids Loving Kids running Christmas in July donation drive 🇩🇪 Bremen's Ella Stephenson selected for German exchange program 🌧️ Weather: Showers and storms are likely today, with a high near 82. Rain remains likely tonight, with a low around 67. Tomorrow brings another chance of showers and storms, with a high near 82. 🕊️ Obituaries: Robert Owen Pace 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews