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The Cullman Times is a local news outlet serving Cullman County and the surrounding communities in north-central Alabama. Its editorial focus centers on timely, community-relevant reporting that keeps residents informed about local affairs, civic life, and regional developments.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 134
- Latest publication
- Sep 23, 2026
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- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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It was nothing the first wife couldn’t cure (opens the original)
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By Ricky Swindle Columnist Howdy, friends! My little bunch has been wrung out for a couple of weeks, but it’s settled down now. A couple weeks ago I had this thing pop up up on the end of my tongue that I don’t kno
Goat Island Craft Brewery Announces Majority Ownership Transition (opens the original)
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Goat Island Craft Brewery, LLC announced the completion of the sale of a majority ownership interest by the company’s original founders to longtime minority shareholder Russell D. Warren, Sr., who has been an investor in the brewery since its founding. As of Wednesday, Sept. 23, Warren will serve as President of Goat Island Craft Brewery, LLC and will lead the company into its next chapter of growth while building upon the strong foundation established over the past decade. “We are grateful to t
Enterprise senior helps Cullman Fire Department stay hydrated (opens the original)
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A 16-year-old senior from Enterprise High School recently donated more than 1,000 water bottles to Cullman City firefighters through the youth-led non-profit, All the Same Alabama. Jaiden Blo
TALKIN’ PREP FOOTBALL: Week 6 preview and predictions (opens the original)
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Here’s what awaits our local teams this week. Before we look ahead, though, remember to check out www.cullmantimes.com or The Cullman Times Facebook for coverage of prep football. E
Road improvements, special events funding approved for Berlin budget (opens the original)
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The town of Berlin approved its 2027 budget, which has remained largely unchanged since Mayor Patrick Bates’ original proposal nearly two months ago. In July, Bates presented an early version of the budget to the town council, saying he expected a “fairly tight” year after flat revenues in 2026. Among other items, Bates’ draft budget included: — $110,000 for payroll and Retirement Services of Alabama benefits. — $10,000 for employee health insurance. — $10,000 for office equipment. — $15,000 for
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