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Chill and cut

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'The root cause'

'The root cause'

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Alabama reacts to Supreme Court overturning Roe V Wade

Alabama reacts to Supreme Court overturning Roe V Wade

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Lazy: 'An easy excuse for the decision makers'

Lazy: 'An easy excuse for the decision makers'

The Cullman Times — As industries across Alabama struggle to find employees to meet their current demands, experts are concerned, that without intervention, the current labor shortage will get worse long before it gets better. Locally, it would seem that you wouldn't be able to throw a job application in any given direction without it landing on the doorstep of a business with a help wanted sign in its window.

TikTok mom: Local woman aims to reduce stigma, empower young mothers

TikTok mom: Local woman aims to reduce stigma, empower young mothers

The Cullman Times — Since its launch in 2016, TikTok has grown to become the sixth most popular social media platform with active users expected to reach nearly 2 billion by the end of the year. While the amount of influence has raised concerns from some parents, one local mother has utilized the platform to not put her concerns with becoming a first-time mom to rest.

A 'catastrophic' loss

A 'catastrophic' loss

The Cullman Times — State education officials are attempting to navigate Alabama's Act 2022-290 (previously referred to as HB-322, also known as the "bathroom bill") while also adhering to the Biden administration's proposed interpretation to Title IX's non-discrimination policy.

Elected superintendent issue on ballot

Elected superintendent issue on ballot

The Cullman Times — For the first time since a legislative act took effect in 2013, voters will have the chance to decide whether the Cullman County Board of Education superintendent position will remain appointed by the board's members or elected each four years as part of the general election cycle.