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Wastewater superintendent fired | Good Hope traffic study, hemp rules | Wahl runs for lt. governor

Cullman Today – Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026 Here’s what’s making news in Cullman this morning: 🚨 Cullman City Council terminates the wastewater plant superintendent after his arrest in an alleged restroom camera case 🚦 Good Hope OKs a school-area traffic study and advances a hemp sales licensing ordinance 🗳️ Alabama GOP Chairman John Wahl announces run for lieutenant governor ➕ Plus: 🏀 Hanceville splits with Corner on Youth Night (Girls win 49-18; Boys fall 70-46) 🏐🏈 AHSAA realignment reshapes local volleyball and football postseason paths 🌾 Cullman County farmer Lisa Lake to lead Alabama Farmers Federation State Women’s Leadership Committee 🏫 Cullman City Schools sets March 19 spring job fair 🏛️ Applications open for Gov. Kay Ivey’s summer internship program 🐶 Pet of the Week: Greg — friendly terrier mix, about 5 years old, with an unmistakable “mismatched ears” look; adoption fee is $35 at the Cullman County Animal Shelter ☀️ Weather: Patchy freezing fog early, then mostly cloudy with a high near 45. Tonight: low around 25. Tomorrow: slight rain chance early, then partly sunny with a high near 42. 🕊️ Obituaries: William Michael England; Roy James Burnham; Wanda Lee Reynolds; Jerry Wayne Thomason; Bobbie Lavell Messersmith; Cecil Ray Boyd 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app