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Hanceville church vandalized; 'Hail Satan' written in cross' place
Hanceville Police are working on several leads to find out who vandalized Center Hill Baptist Church sometime between Thursday night and the early morning Friday.
- UPDATED: Woman injured over weekend dies; autopsy shows injuries consistent with fall
- Drinkard announces new retail development
- Public trust at stake in 2012 legislative session
- Lawmakers look at harsh cuts, place hope on private sector growth
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Hanceville church vandalized; 'Hail Satan' written in cross' place
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PREP INDOOR TRACK: Thornton takes fifth in long jump (UPDATED)
Cullman High’s Jordan Thornton finished fifth in the triple jump Saturday to cap off a successful two days at the Indoor State Championships at the Metro CrossPlex in Birmingham.
- PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Raiders finish regular season with senior night victory
- PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Fourth-quarter free throws help Lions beat Hope Academy
- PREP BASKETBALL: Bulldog battle
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Raiders finish 28-1 after taking down Hawks
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Annual Empty Bowls food bank fundraiser Feb. 20
Now in its ninth year, Empty Bowls of Cullman is once again helping to fill the shelves of one of the county’s most crucial ministries, the Cullman Caring For Kids Food Bank (CCFK).
- Playlist: UPDATED February 2, 2012
- Pets of the week: Martin, Forgetful Jones and James
- Growing with loving care
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Lady Broncos' coach/Lady Broncos
We, as the Holly Pond Varsity Lady Broncos, would like to clarify a few comments published in a previous spread about our coach. It would be accurate to refer to him as a second father to all of us players.
- Small random acts of kindness/Johnson
- Advice on alcohol ordinance/White
- Sanitation workers deserve thanks/Nunnelley
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Lady Broncos' coach/Lady Broncos
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Sticking with Summa
With more than 200 employees in Cullman County, AAR Summa has for the past 15 years successfully produced U.S. Army storage and transportation units called CROPs and flatracks.
- School tax is a solid plan
- Capturing an audience
- Bringing back the trees
- Back to the drawing board
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Sticking with Summa


