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Cullman council changes | Ivey warns on kratom | Historic German service
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Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning:
🏛️ Cullman City Council changes its meeting time and updates residential zoning rules
⚠️ Gov. Kay Ivey warns families about illegal kratom products disguised as drinks and "feel-good" shots
🇩🇪 St. Paul's Lutheran Church steps back in time with a German worship service modeled after the 1870s
➕ Plus:
🎡 Falkville Fall Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 10
📚 Library bake sale during Oktoberfest supports its capital campaign
🌲 Alabama has added more than 100,000 acres of public land since 2017
🐱 Pet of the Week: Tipper, a 3-month-old tuxedo kitten
☀️ Weather: Oktoberfest kicks off hot today with a high near 90. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 67. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a high near 90 and a slight chance of afternoon storms.
🕊️ Obituaries: James Roger Lay; Bruce A.C. Barrett; Michael Lee Jackson
🍺 Oktoberfest begins today at Depot Park!
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