Wallace State soccer players detained by ICE | Higher lake fines proposed | 7 Brew delayed

Cullman Today – Monday, Nov. 9, 2026

Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning:
🚨 Two Wallace State soccer players detained by ICE following traffic stop
⚖️ Cullman proposes raising minimum fines for lake protection violations to $2,500
☕ Planning Commission delays proposed 7 Brew Coffee over traffic concerns
 
➕ Plus:
🏈 Vinemont wins its first football playoff game since 1993; Good Hope, Cold Springs and Addison also advance to round two
🏆 Cold Springs girls win fourth consecutive state cross-country championship, led by sisters Gemma and Reese Swidecki
📚 Cullman County Public Library launches $1 million renovation and expansion campaign
🏫 Cullman High graduate Paul Callan returns to redesign the schools he once attended
🎄 Hometown Lights Contest offers $4,000 in cash prizes for Christmas displays across Cullman County
🇺🇸 Cullman Veterans Hall of Fame prepares to induct its newest class Nov. 17
☀️ Weather: Sunny today with a high near 72. Patchy frost possible this morning. Cooler temperatures arrive later this week, with Friday's high near 51 and overnight lows around 28.
🕊️ Obituaries: Mary Frances Putman Smith; Norman Eugene Myers

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