Noah Galilee

6 days ago | cullmantribune.com | Noah Galilee

The need for accountability and broader perspectivesIn recent times, Cullman County residents have witnessed a concerning trend among some elected officials: a shift in positions and policies that seem to align more with personal or political gain than with the commitments made to voters. This phenomenon, often referred to as “flip-flopping,” undermines public trust and raises questions about the true motivations behind such changes.

1 week ago | cullmantribune.com | Noah Galilee

CULLMAN, Ala. – Meet Ms. Willa Dean, a gorgeous Siberian Husky who is approximately 3-4 years old. She is The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week. This sweet lady is best described as having low to medium energy with a hidden talent. Willa Dean’s vocals include the soothing and heartwarming, “Arooo,” a personal favorite tune she sings often. She has understanding of leash etiquette and, while unassuming, she is alert. Her favorite time is the time she spends with you.

2 weeks ago | cullmantribune.com | Noah Galilee

CULLMAN, Ala. – Take a moment to get to know Tulip, The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week! Tulip is an Aussie/border collie mix who is approximately 3 years old. This beautiful, sweet gal has low to medium energy and, according to her caretakers, is “a delightful, dulcet girl who will melt your heart!”Her Velcro-like personality demonstrates a need to be close to you, and she bounces all about with joy, displaying her gratitude for you and love of being outdoors.

2 weeks ago | cullmantribune.com | Noah Galilee

CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office took multiple firearms and a large amount of narcotics off the streets recently in two separate incidents. On April 29, deputies responded to the report of a crash in the Fairview area. Stacey Cleveland Hogeland, 53, of Cullman, was identified as the driver. Alabama State Troopers also responded to the scene and allegedly determined that Hogeland was intoxicated. A subsequent search of the vehicle allegedly yielded a substantial amount of narcotics.

2 weeks ago | cullmantribune.com | Noah Galilee

Alabama Strawberry Festival breaks recordsCULLMAN, Ala. — The sweet smell of fresh strawberries and festival food filled the air downtown as crowds poured into Cullman for this year’s Alabama Strawberry Festival — and by all accounts, it was the biggest and best yet. “This year’s festival was a tremendous success,” said Cullman Parks, Recreation & Sports Tourism Executive Director Nathan Anderson.