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CCPS Kindergarteners perform ‘Lemonade!’
CULLMAN, Ala. – Kindergartners at Cullman City Primary School on Tuesday, May 21, presented “Lemonade!” a 20-minute musical for friends and family to mark the end of a notable year. The early learners had the chance to try out their practiced stage presence and perform the classic “Lemonade!” in the school’s newly constructed gymnasium. In addition to displaying their talents on stage, they showcased adorable lemon-themed papier-mâché props crafted under the instruction of CCPS Art Teacher Christy Brock. Directed by CCPS Music Teacher Tyler Skinner, the ensemble of 5- and 6-year-olds began the hard work of learning “Lemonade!” in January when school...
Cullman County Commission moves toward airport expansion
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Commission at its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, May 21, approved plans for engineering services for the reconstruction of the apron and hangars to be constructed on a new taxiway at Cullman Regional Airport. Airport Director Ben Harrison said to the commission, “What we’re asking you for is the engineering services and design on this project,” Said Harrison, “The reason we’re trying to do this right now is we don’t want to start digging in late September or late October. We are afraid that three-four month project would turn into a six-seven month project.” The commission...
Pet of the week: Taste the rainbow with Skittles
CULLMAN, Ala. – Grabbing a piece of the rainbow is easier than ever with Skittles, The Cullman Tribune’s Pet of the Week. Skittles is an approximately 3-year-old Australian Kelpie mix with deep brown eyes, a golden brown coat and large pointed ears that reveal every emotion. His breed background gives an extra pep in the step of this medium to high energy pup; hiking and bounding along wooded trails and park paths are a favorite activity. Like the sun on a gloomy day, Skittles rises to life’s challenges and obstacles with ease, navigating leash etiquette and manners smoothly. A contagious zest for life, as multicolored and faceted as his namesake, is what makes Skittles the perfect companion, friend and pal for any family or household. Are you ready to meet Skittles? Head over to Cullman County Animal Shelter at 935 Convent Road NE, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. for a meet and greet. His adoption fee of $130 includes neuter, DHLPP vaccine, Bordetella vaccines, rabies vaccine, wormer, general exam at the vet and microchip. Contact the Cullman County Animal Shelter at 256-734-5448 or cullmananimalshelter@co.cullman.al.us. Copyright 2024 Humble Roots, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
70 Year Old Woman Embarrasses Fishermen In Alabama Tourney
Here’s a fish tale that made my day. Folks taking part in the annual Walker County Lake Catfish Tournament were embarrassed when a 70 year old Jasper woman won it all. Ms. Minnie beat her closest competitor by 12 lbs. And she did it with a cane poll and a bag of Gravy Train dog food. Yes, dog food!
This Place in Cullman Offers a Delicious Taste of the South
Popular among the locals, Hank's Sports Bar & Rumors Deli in Cullman, Alabama, is renowned for its quaint setting and broad menu that combines classic and inventive dishes. The restaurant is a suggested place for a fulfilling supper because of the favorable ratings it has received for both its food and environment. This restaurant offers a nice setting and delicious cuisine options, whether you are dining in the area or are simply passing through.
Cullman City Council moves toward airport expansion
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman City Council on Monday approved resolutions to complete several years of pavement repairs and upgrades at Cullman Regional Airport, and pave the way for future expansion of facilities and services. The council voted to enter contracts with Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) for engineering services for the reconstruction of the apron (aircraft parking area) and hangars to be constructed on a new taxiway, for which a timetable has not been set. “It’s a pretty exciting time at the airport right now,” said Airport Director Ben Harrison. “Since 2014 we’ve been in a reconstruction and maintenance phase of...
Kids fishing rodeo returning to West Point Lake dam
The second annual Kids Fishing Rodeo is coming back to Hardley Creek, near the West Point Dam. The event, put on by the Greater Valley Area Chamber of Commerce, will take place on June 1 and is open to kids 12 years of age and younger. Last year’s rodeo saw almost 100 kids register, according […] The post Kids fishing rodeo returning to West Point Lake dam appeared first on Valley Times-News.
Explore New Horizons: Wallace State Alumni Offer Local Residents Exciting Travel Opportunities
The Wallace State Community College Alumni Association is offering two travel opportunities for its members and the community. The first is a day trip to Montgomery, Alabama, to watch the musical 'Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' on July 17. The trip costs $150 per person, covering transportation, a Southern buffet lunch, premium show seating, and all taxes and gratuities. The bus departs from Wallace State at 9:15 a.m. and returns at approximately 6:30 p.m. Registration is open until June 26 on the Alumni Association's website.
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