Baileyton News

The town of Baileyton has received the Land and Water Conservation Grant from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs .

A sharply divided North-central Alabama Regional Council of Government board increased its in-coming executive directora s pay by more than $11,000 Friday.

Gov. Bob Riley has announced $423,000 in grants to expand or improve recreational opportunities in Alabama.

Crystal meth cases dwindled on the court docket in Morgan County this week with defendants entering guilty pleas to charges in Circuit Court.

Cullman County is positioning itself to elect a native son the next executive director of the North-central Alabama Regional Council of Governments.

Baileyton will host the 6th Annual Baileyton Bluegrass Festival on Saturday, Sept.

Residents living in and around the Joppa area will soon have another choice of television service providers.

A judge granted a former Cullman County Sheriff's deputy five years probation Thursday for stealing more than $91,000 in confiscated funds.

A judge granted a former Cullman County Sheriff's deputy five years probation Thursday for stealing more than $91,000 in confiscated funds.

A Baileyton man died Monday as the result of a two-vehicle accident in Arab Saturday afternoon.

A Morgan County man is accused of sexually abusing children in two states. 56-year old Gary Burkhardt of Holly Pond is charged with abusing a 6 year old boy from Baileyton.

Yet another round of storms blasted through Cullman Monday night, the third time since this weekend power has been knocked out and trees downed around the county.

Funeral services for Mozelle "Sally" Davis Dison, 88, of Atalla will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, 2009, at Holly Pond Funeral Home Chapel, Elder Victor Quick officiating, with interment in Rainbow Memorial Park in Atalla.

A former Cullman County Sheriff's deputy pled guilty Wednesday to the theft of more than $91,000 in confiscated monies.

Published: Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 5:17 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 5:17 p.m. A fired Cullman County sheriff's deputy convicted of stealing $91,000 in confiscated money could avoid prison time if he makes full restitution.