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City Council member Maggie Ullman: Car windows smashed, tires slashed - Vimarsana News

City Council member Maggie Ullman: Car windows smashed, tires slashed

Asheville City Council member Maggie Ullman said in a Facebook post that somebody slashed her tires and smashed her car windows Aug. 10.

Learn about German holiday traditions in Cullman, Alabama - Vimarsana News

Learn about German holiday traditions in Cullman, Alabama

Cullman, Alabama celebrates its German heritage with holiday celebrations dedicated to keeping their traditions alive.

Mississippi Teen reunites with pet chicken thanks to Cullman residents - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Teen reunites with pet chicken thanks to Cullman residents

Mississippi Teen reunites with pet chicken thanks to Cullman residents Thomas Ramsey lost his pet chicken at the Cracker Barrel in Cullman Man tracks down pet rooster lost in Cullman By Christina Chambers | February 12, 2021 at 6:07 PM CST - Updated February 12 at 8:15 PM CULLMAN, Ala. (WBRC) - Thanks to several Cullman neighbors, a Mississippi teenager has been reunited with his pet chicken he lost at the Cracker Barrel off Highway 157 in Cullman. 18-year-old Thomas Ramsey has a pet chicken that travels with him and his Civil War reenactment group all over the country. After an event i...

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Teen reunited with pet rooster lost at Alabama Cracker Barrel after Civil War reenactment - Vimarsana News

Teen reunited with pet rooster lost at Alabama Cracker Barrel after Civil War reenactment

Teen reunited with pet rooster lost at Alabama Cracker Barrel after Civil War reenactment Updated Feb 12, 2021; Facebook Share By Amy Henderson The Cullman Times, Ala. (TNS) and Tribune Media Services When a visiting rooster flew the coop, the people of Cullman stepped up to help reunite the owner with his feathered friend. It all started when 18-year-old Thomas Ramsey, a student at Copiah Academy in Gallman, Miss., and founder of the Muddy Rabbits Mess, a 32-member military reenactment group and the largest youth group nationally, was returning from a Civil War reena...

Source: al.com