Patrick Camp

Residents expressed mostly discontent over a proposed local amendment set to appear on Cullman County ballots less than a week before the Nov. 5 General Election during a town hall

Holly Pond Mayor Carla Hart discusses a future bathroom facility for Governor's Park during the Holly Pond Town Council meeting Monday, Nov. 4. Patrick Camp | The Cullman Times

Fairview High School Junior Kaylee Yancy casts her vote during the school’s mock election Monday, Nov. 4. Patrick Camp | The Cullman Times

Joey Robertson, head of operations and public relations for Wagon Trail Hemp Farm, waits for returns for Local Amendment 1 Tuesday, Nov. 5 at the Cullman County Courthouse. Amanda Shavers | The Cullman Times

VINEMONT — Several members of Girl Scout Troop 10288 were given a glimpse of the inner workings of municipal government from the Vinemont Town Council Tuesday, Nov. 12.

Cullman Area Technology Academy engineering instructor Eric Vest offers a group of Parkside students a demonstration of robotics engineering in action at the Tools of the Trade event Thursday, Nov. 14. Patrick Camp | The Cullman Times HANCEVILLE — More than 1,600 North Alabama 8th-graders attended the annual Tools of the Trade Event, hosted by Wallace State Community College, Thursday, Nov. 14.

West Point Elementary student James Hembree shows a sheep during the Cullman County Board of Education meeting held at the new West Point Agriculture Barn Monday, Nov. 4. Photo courtesy CCBOE Rather than holding to its standard procedure of conducting its monthly meeting at the Cullman County Schools’ central office Monday, Nov. 4, the CCBOE opted for a more rustic approach and conducted business in the newly completed West Point Agriculture Barn.

GARDEN CITY — A new ordinance which implemented standardized building codes and a building permit fee schedule was narrowly approved in a split decision from the Garden City Town Council Monday, Nov. 18. The ordinance which prohibits “any site preparation, development, renovations, improvements, construction or relocation of a building or structure (including manufactured housing),” inside […]

Matt Adams with Raymond James Investment Banking discusses two series of bonds with the Cullman City School Board Tuesday, Nov. 19. Patrick Camp | The Cullman Times After the Cullman City Council agreed to pledge a portion of its half-cent sales tax to local education efforts, the Cullman City School Board issued roughly $32 million in municipal bonds to fund upcoming capital improvement projects Tuesday, Nov. 19.

Cullman City Primary School student Ingram Easterwood is recognized along his teacher Ms. Madelyn Guest (far right) by Superintendent Kyle Kallhoff and CCPS principal Elizabeth Shaddix Tuesday, Nov. 19. Patrick Camp | The Cullman Times