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The Cullman Times The Cullman Times is a newspaper in Cullman, Alabama, delivering award-winning coverage of the community, online 24/7 and in print on Wednesdays. Hwy. 278 W.

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Inside rack locations:
CVS (Across from Publix) 610 2nd Avenue NW, Cullman
Comfort Suites 2048 St. Joseph Drive NW, Cullman
Publix 1207 2nd Avenue NW, Cullman
Walmart (Hwy. 157) 5601 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
Dollar General (Near Books-a-million) 801 2nd Avenue SW, Cullman
Dollar General (Across from Werners) 1208 4th Street SW, Cullman
Dollar General 120 U.S. Hwy 278 W., Cullman
Dollar General 11511 U.S. Dollar General 7684 AL. Hwy. 69 S., Cullman
Dollar General 6155 County Road 222, Cullman
Dollar General (Across from Cabin Fever) 1470 County Road 715 S. Dollar General 6901 U.S. Hwy. 278, Cullman
Dollar General 32655 AL. Hwy. 91, Cullman
Dollar General (Good Hope) 31 Megan Lane, Cullman
Jack’s Truck Stop (Good Hope) 1639 County Road 437, Cullman
Walgreen’s 1700 2nd Avenue SW, Cullman
CVS (Across from Walmart) 1906 Cherokee Avenue, Cullman
Chevron Southmart 1701 Cherokee Avenue SW, Cullman
Walmart 626 Olive Street SW, Cullman
Moore’s Texaco 3266 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
Marathon Food Mart (Hwy 69) 645 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
Dollar General 203 1st Avenue SW, Cullman
Dollar General 1600 3rd Street SE, Cullman
Dollar General 120 Wesley Avenue N, Cullman
Dollar General 121 County Road 1435, Cullman
Dollar General (Town Square) 1642 Town Square, SW, Cullman
Dodge City Shell 233 AL. Hwy. 69, Hanceville
CVS (Hanceville) 303 Main Street, Hanceville
Dollar General 872 Main Street NE, Hanceville
Dollar General 651 Edmondson Road NE, Hanceville
Dollar General 171 AL. Hwy. 69, Hanceville
Dollar General 105 2nd Avenue SW, Garden City
Gladney’s 5975 Helicon Rd, Arley
Dollar General 31631 Hwy. 278 East, Addison
Dollar General (Hwy. 157) 40 County Road 1237, Vinemont
Dollar General (Battleground) 16526 AL. Hwy. 157, Vinemont
Dollar General 19055 U.S. Hwy. 31, Vinemont
Dollar General 14765 Counry Road 222, Crane Hill
Dollar General 13600 AL. Hwy. 69 N, Baileyton
Dollar General 4445 Hwy. 55 East, Eva
Dollar General 1145 Hwy. 278 East, Holly Pond
Holly Pond Super Market 10845 U.S. Hwy. 278 East, Holly Pond

Outside rack locations:
Warehouse Discount (Hanceville) 780 Main Street NE
Jack’s Restaurant (Hanceville) 103 Styles Street
Dale's 103 Arkadelphia Rd., Hanceville
Ryans Creek Conv. Store (Crane Hill) 20170 County Road 22
The Cullman Times 300 4th Avenue SE, Cullman
Johnny’s BBQ 1401 4th Street SW, Cullman
Marathon-West Town 1604 4th Street SW, Cullman
Spring Hill Grocery 5531 U.S. Hwy. 278, Cullman
Warehouse Discount (Hwy. 157) 5754 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
Cracker Barrel 1839 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
J&G Pure Station 1006 2nd Avenue NW, Cullman
Whitlocks County Road 222, Cullman
Town Square Shop Center Cullman
Jack’s Restaurant (Cullman) 1641 Main Avenue SW
Busy Bee Cafe 5th Street SE, Cullman
Cullman Courthouse 500 2nd Avenue SE, Cullman
Lowery’s Pure Station 1601 3rd Street NE (Hwy. 278), Cullman
Exxon Catoma Mart 3259 AL. Hwy. 157, Cullman
Exxon Nesmith (Addison) 35100 U.S. Hwy. 27
Hyatt’s Market (Addison) 70 McHann Road
Vinemont Super Saver 1791 County Road 1354, Vinemont
Jack’s Restuarant (Holly Pond) 10958 U.S. Hwy. 278 East, Holly Pon
Baileyton Supermarket 12112 AL. Hwy. 69 N. Hopper’s Market 7467 AL. Hwy. 69 N, Fairview
Fairview Quick Stop 7810 AL. Hwy. 69 N, Fairview

PREP VOLLEYBALL Addison defeated Faith Christian (25-16, 25-18, 20-25, 15-25, 15-7) and Athens Bible (25-19, 25-18, 25-1...
10/23/2025

PREP VOLLEYBALL
Addison defeated Faith Christian (25-16, 25-18, 20-25, 15-25, 15-7) and Athens Bible (25-19, 25-18, 25-11) at the Class 1A North Super Regional on Wednesday to advance to the state tournament for a 24th straight season. The Bulldogs will continue play Thursday for seeding purposes.

Holly Pond and Vinemont, meanwhile, fell to Fyffe and Geraldine, respectively, in five-set thrillers.

Vinemont’s Brady Johnson won the varsity boys race at the Cullman County cross country meet on Tuesday. He finished with...
10/21/2025

Vinemont’s Brady Johnson won the varsity boys race at the Cullman County cross country meet on Tuesday. He finished with a 16:14.57. Cold Springs, meanwhile, won its 22nd straight county title.

Cold Springs’ Reese Swidecki won the varsity girls race at the Cullman County cross country meet on Tuesday. Swidecki pa...
10/21/2025

Cold Springs’ Reese Swidecki won the varsity girls race at the Cullman County cross country meet on Tuesday. Swidecki paced the Eagles, who claimed their 20th straight county crown, with a 20:27.81.

‘A lot of pride for growing’; Master Gardeners, Lions Club continue tradition of agricultural fairs.
10/18/2025

‘A lot of pride for growing’; Master Gardeners, Lions Club continue tradition of agricultural fairs.

When the Cullman County Fair made its debut in 1953, it was considered standard practice for similar festivals and events to include a heavy focus on the local agricultural scene. However, Master Gardener and Lions Club member Brad Mitchell said that today, more than 75 years later, Cullman is one o...

The reward for information in the 2009 disappearance of Tabitha Lynn Franklin has now doubled, thanks to an anonymous do...
10/18/2025

The reward for information in the 2009 disappearance of Tabitha Lynn Franklin has now doubled, thanks to an anonymous donor.

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The reward for information in the 2009 disappearance of Tabitha Lynn Franklin has now doubled, thanks to an anonymous donor. Franklin was a 27-year-old mother of three at the time of her disappearance in 2009. According to investigators who were interviewed at the time, she was last seen in the West...

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The Cullman Times is one of the area's oldest continuous-use businesses. Producing print, online, mobile, magazines and other specialty multimedia products and services, The Times has been a voice for the people of Cullman County since 1901 – it’s the successor to the Cullman Democrat, 1901, the Cullman Banner, 1937, and the Cullman Times Democrat, 1954. Today, the newspaper’s print edition is published every day except Monday.

The company's products comprise Cullman's No. 1 media business, including cullmantimes.com, which allows the news operation to serve its audience 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Additionally, The Times also publishes the weekly Times Extra, Cullman Magazine and Faith & Family each quarter and Classic Cullman annually in partnership with the Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce.

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