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Beau's Law takes effect Oct. 1 | $3M freed up for schools | Cullman recycling changes
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Cullman Today – Friday, Aug. 28, 2026
Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning:
🐶 Beau's Law brings new outdoor dog care, shelter and tethering requirements beginning Oct. 1
🚌 Full school transportation funding to free up more than $3 million annually for systems in Senate District 4
♻️ Cullman will move to optional curbside recycling with $10 monthly rolling carts beginning in 2027
➕ Plus:
🏈 Week 2 football: Cullman hosts Hartselle, Cold Springs opens against Vinemont, Fairview hosts Hayden — plus several more local matchups across the area
🚗 Fairview Senior Center hosts its first Car & Craft Show Saturday
🧀 Grace Episcopal's Cheeseball Tasting Tea returns Sunday for its 38th year
🇺🇸 Community and state leaders remember Roy Drinkard as he is laid to rest today
🍠 Cullman County Parks looks ahead to the Sweet Tater Festival, Camp-O-Ween and Winter Wonderland
☀️ Weather: After some early fog, today will be mostly sunny with a high near 89. The weekend stays mostly sunny with highs near 90 and overnight lows in the upper 60s to around 70.
🕊️ Obituaries: Roy Henry Drinkard; Jenifer Johnson
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