Amanda Shavers is a journalist based in Cullman, Alabama, focusing on local news and events. She writes for CullmanTimes.com and News Courier The, covering a wide range of topics including community events, sports, and human interest stories. Amanda is dedicated to keeping the residents of Cullman informed and engaged with the happenings in their area.
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Branded by Christ Cowboy Church and the City of Good Hope hosted the annual Faith, Family and Freedom Firework Extravaganza Wednesday, July 3, at the Good Hope Park & Recreation ball field. Guest were treated to the annual horse parade and fireworks display.
By: Amanda Shavers
Branch Whitlock is seen during an April 2023 Cullman City Schools board meeting where the East Elementary Archery team was recognized for its performance at the state tournament.
By: Patrick Camp
Two men are facing second-degree attempted kidnapping charges after a witness alerted law enforcement to what he believed was suspicious activities near a restroom at Sportsman Lake Park. An attorney
By: Amanda Shavers
Attempted kidnapping charges brought against two men earlier this month were dismissed after a preliminary hearing Monday, Aug. 19, at which a judge determined a lack of probable cause.
Tim Richter demonstrates how to make apple cider using a cider press during Peinhardt Living History Farm’s Farm Days in 2022. Cullman Master Gardener Brad Mitchell will teach a class on the art of cider making Sept. 26 at the North Alabama Agriplex.
The annual Bernard Blues and BBQ festival returned to the campus of St. Bernard Abbey this weekend. Now in its eighth year, Bernard Blues and BBQ serves as the early-fall festival counterpart to the abbey’s springtime Bloomin’ Festival, opening the scenic 800-acre grounds of the St. Bernard Abbey and Prep School to guests for a two-day tour of all things tuneful, tangy and tasty.
The North Alabama Agriplex hosted the nonprofit’s annual Harvest to Home Dinner Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Dr. William F. Peinhardt Conference Center on the campus of Wallace State Community College. The dinner was planned and prepared by Wallace State Culinary Arts program chair Aaron Nichols with assistance from Culinary Pride students. All proceeds from the event will go toward Agriplex projects — including the ongoing capital campaign to fund the new construction of the Agriplex’s forthcoming new Community Hub building.
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