Cox, Stansberry, and Kinsley

10/09/2026

Once a Raider, always a Raider.

It was never only about football. It's about the people who came up through Good Hope and went on to make a difference right here at home. Coaches and teachers. Band parents and booster volunteers. Neighbors who still show up on Friday nights for kids who aren't their own.

This season we've been sharing a few of their stories. Every one of them leads back to the same place.

Tonight the Raiders meet Fairview. Two Cullman County communities, good young people on both sidelines, and stands full of folks who love them.

Good luck to the Raiders, and a tip of the cap to our neighbors at Fairview. Safe travels to everyone headed to the game.

10/07/2026

🎡🎠 FAIR TICKET GIVEAWAY! 🎠🎡

It’s FAIR time, y’all! 🍿🎢
**CSK is giving away FOUR Cullman County Fair **ALL IN ONE Passes

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🎟️ Giveaway ends Tuesday, October 13th at 6:00 PM.
🏆 Winner will be announced Wednesday, October 14th at 10:00 AM.

The winning tickets must be picked up at our Cullman office by 4:45 PM on Friday, October 16th. If the tickets are not picked up by then, another winner will be selected.

10/07/2026

One of the biggest complaints about our profession has nothing to do with the courtroom. It's "my lawyer won't call me back."

We understand why that one stings. If you're hurt, or you can't work, you're already in one of the hardest stretches of your life. Not knowing what's happening with your own case makes it heavier.

So here's how we handle it at Stansberry Kinsley. We walk you through the process step by step. You get a roadmap for your case from the start. And when something comes up, you hear about it from us, so you always know where things stand.

You should never feel lost in your own case.

And in a town this size, we're going to see you at the ballgame or the grocery store either way. We'd rather you be glad to see us.

Questions about a case? Tell us what happened. We'll tell you where you stand.

Stansberry Kinsley | Cullman, AL

10/02/2026

Coach Alan Scott went to Good Hope from kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Tonight, he's on the home sideline as the Raiders host Sardis.

In this week's Once a Raider story, Coach Scott shares what being a Raider means to him. It's not about being the most talented or the smartest one out there. It's about hard work, and doing the very best you can with what you've been given.

That's something you see all over Good Hope, in the pride folks take in their homes, their farms, and their kids.

Good luck tonight, Raiders. Kickoff is at 7.

Once a Raider. Always a Raider.

10/02/2026

10/01/2026

🥨 Prost from CSK! 🇩🇪

We’re bringing a little Oktoberfest spirit to the office! 🎉 Our team is all smiles and we’re ready to celebrate because who says work can’t be a little festive? 💙🤍

Prost to good times, great teamwork, and a little German flair! 🥨🇩🇪

09/29/2026

🏈❤️ CSK is a proud supporter of the Good Hope Raiders! ❤️🏈

Check out these special edition CSK T-shirts we gave to the Good Hope football team, band, and cheerleaders! We’re excited to support these amazing students and cheer them on all season long!

Go Raiders! 🏈📣🎶❤️

09/29/2026

Happy National Coffee Day from all of us, including the head of night security. Bruiser was up from 2 to 4 this morning barking at something in the yard. No witnesses, no suspects, and he isn't talking. The case remains open. Coffee's on and the doors are open. Where did y'all get your cup this morning? Bruiser and the rest of us are taking recommendations.

09/18/2026

Scouting report, filed this afternoon.

Name: Bruiser. Number: 54. Height: nine inches in cleats. Weight: would rather not say. Position: whichever one is closest to the concession stand.

Strengths: Lowest center of gravity in Cullman County. Can't be blocked, because he can't be found. Has never once been flagged for holding, mostly because his arms don't reach.

Weaknesses: Squirrels. Dropped hot dogs. Loud noises, which is a real problem at a football game.

Bruiser belongs to Amanda and Brian, and as of this week he considers himself a Raider. Good Hope is at Crossville tonight, so he's holding down the home field. He's taking it very seriously.

Good luck to the Raiders tonight.

09/18/2026

There's a sound that belongs to September in Alabama, and it's hard to explain to anybody who didn't grow up with it.

It's the band warming up while it's still light out. It's the concession stand going an hour before kickoff. It's somebody's grandmother in a folding chair she's had since the eighties, and a first-grader running the fence line who couldn't tell you the score.

Tonight a lot of us are making the drive. Good Hope is at Crossville, and the visitor side will fill in the way it always does — with people who worked all day, fed everybody in the truck, and got on the road anyway.

That's the part worth noticing. Not the record. The showing up.

Good luck to the Raiders and Lions tonight, and to every team in North Alabama taking a field somewhere. Drive safe, cheer loud, and get home to your people.