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Five amendments on ballot | Hanceville fire chief removal upheld | Kim Hall joins regional program
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Cullman Today – Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning:
🗳️ Cullman voters to decide five constitutional amendments Nov. 3, including a proposed property tax assessment freeze for qualifying seniors
🚒 Hanceville City Council upholds fire chief's removal, approves $25,000 for road repairs
🤝 Cullman City Council President Kim Hall joins regional leadership program to explore new partnerships
➕ Plus:
🏐 Seven local volleyball teams advance, with West Point, Meek and Holly Pond winning area championships
🎄 Curt's Closet launches Christmas toy drive to help up to 600 local children; assistance applications close Friday
🍞 Mavens & Makers to host beginner sourdough baking class Oct. 29
🎻 Hanceville sibling band Cipollari to perform Nov. 7 fundraiser for the Randy Travis Foundation
🐱 Pet of the Week: Chantilly, a 5-month-old kitten available for $100 adoption at Cullman County Animal Shelter
☀️ Weather: Sunny and warm today, with a high near 86. Tonight will be clear, with a low around 60. Friday brings sunshine and a high near 82, followed by a much cooler night with lows around 44.
🕊️ Obituaries: Larry Cooper
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