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- Cullman County categorized as ‘very high risk’ on COVID-19 dashboard
- Hanceville HS principal, ex-wife arrested for domestic violence
- Developers break ground on new subdivision near Berlin
- High school sports set to resume this fall
- Accident shuts down part of I-65 South
- New hotel coming to Hwy 157
- Come for the fireworks — but stick with your group
- Drive-in Fireworks to light up Good Hope Saturday
- Good times gone, crisis issues face voters
- Masks won't be required for county students
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Moss Service Funeral Home is saddened by the death of Delores Williams Hudson, age 74, of Cullman. Arrangements will be announced later. To leave condolences for the family visit mossservicefh.com Moss Service Funeral Home directing.
Moss Service Funeral Home is saddened by the death of Joy Lou Murphree, age 73, of Vinemont. Arrangements will be announced later. To leave condolences for the family visit mossservicefh.com Moss Service Funeral Home directing.
Moss Service Funeral Home is saddened by the death of Jackie Euell Harris, age 78, of Hartselle. Arrangements will be announced later. To leave condolences for the family visit mossservicefh.com Moss Service Funeral Home directing.
Mayor Woody Jacobs challenges the community to wear masks to slow the spread of COVID-19
A Hunter man flying Nazi flags was arrested Sunday morning after shooting a woman who stole one of his flags at his residence, 217 E. Cherokee. The woman was transported to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City where she was undergoing surgery for four bullet wounds.
Mayor Woody Jacobs urges people to social distance and wear masks in public to stop the spread of COVID-19. He also says the city's 4th of July fireworks show will be a drive-in event.
Riverscape’s vision of turning an abandoned, contaminated automotive junkyard into a pollinator habitat has come to fruition. The pollinator project sits on the eastern banks of the Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area in Vigo County.
Mayor Woody Jacobs addresses the increased number of COVID-19 cases in Cullman County and encourages people to take precautions to slow the spread.
Tabitha Bynum and Donna Clifton talk about why they're protesting.
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