Cullman Today – December 8, 2025   Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: ⚖️ Former Cullman mayoral candidate Verna Hammons Jackson indicted on multiple felony charges tied to alleged financial exploitation of an elderly victim ❄️ Warming stations stand by across Cullman County as bitter cold moves in—who opens, when and what to know before you go 🚓 ALEA reports 7 people killed on Alabama roads over the Thanksgiving travel period, with speeding, unsafe driving and DUI among key factors   ➕ Plus: 🏃 West Point track and field sets a new school record at the Magic City Invitational 🏀 West Point, Cold Springs split Friday's varsity basketball doubleheader 🦃 Brandin' Iron marks 10 years of free Thanksgiving dinners for local veterans 🌼 East Elementary Garden Club wraps the semester with a lighted Christmas garden night 🤖 Hanceville High robotics team brings home the county Excellence Award 🎄 Moss Service Funeral Home prepares for its ninth annual Tree of Remembrance ceremony ☁️ Weather: Today stays mostly cloudy and chilly with highs in the upper 40s. Tonight turns cold with lows in the upper 20s under clearing skies. Tomorrow is sunny but cool with highs near 50. 🕊️ Obituaries: Barbara Lazella Persall; Glenda Sue Boyd-Vansant; Ruth Keevan; Lila Mae Freeman; Toni Sue Buzbee; Karen Cassandra Rogers   📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app

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