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Chamber seeking full-time tourism director; creates new board
The Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce is ramping up its focus on tourism, and is now seeking a full-time tourism director. The agency has also created a new, 11-person tourism board to focus solely on promoting travel and tourism in the area.
Plans to add a full-time tourism director have been in the works for almost a year, in cooperation with the City of Cullman and Cullman County Commission. - Unsheltered International leads local effort to help storm victims
- The Times' Morning Update for Thursday, May 23, 2013
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- NATION: Tornado damage nears $2 billion; mayor wants shelter requirement
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Chamber seeking full-time tourism director; creates new board
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PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: St. Bernard cuts Boatright's break short, hires longtime coach
Cullman County's coaching carousel is taking its latest spin.
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- WALLACE STATE GOLF: Olsen secures low-medalist honors at NJCAA Men’s Championship
- Bears LB Urlacher announces his retirement
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Restaurant learns online reviews can make or break
It was the customer service disaster heard around the Internet.
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Taking the lead in education
The once-heralded ‘No Child Left Behind” education initiative from the federal level has just about run out of gas.
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Taking the lead in education



