The Cullman Tribune

The Cullman Tribune holds the title of Alabama's longest-running weekly newspaper and is also the oldest business in Cullman. Currently, it is printed five days a week, from Tuesday to Saturday, making it the only print publication in the county that operates five days a week.

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Op-Ed: Upholding integrity in local governance

5 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.
Pet of the Week: Meet Ms. Willa Dean

6 days 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.
Councilman announces plans run for House District 12 seat; quarterly financial report presented

6 days ago | cullmantribune.com | W.C. Mann

CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman City Councilman Clint Hollingsworth announced at Monday’s council meeting that he will not seek reelection to his seat, and that he will run for the District 12 seat in the Alabama House of Representatives being vacated by Rep. Corey Harbison, R-Good Hope. Hollingsworth will complete the current term. In attendance at the meeting, Paul Schaffer introduced himself to the council as a candidate for Hollingsworth’s seat..
Hudson awarded Alabama Cattlemen’s Foundation Scholarship

6 days ago | cullmantribune.com | Nick Griffin

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Etta Hudson was awarded the Tagged for Industry Involvement Scholarship at the Alabama Cattlemen’s Foundation (ACF) Scholarship Banquet held Friday, May 2, in Montgomery. Hudson is the daughter of Adam and Sabrina Hudson of Logan. A graduate of West Point High School, Hudson attends Murray State University and is pursuing a degree in Animal Science.
PREP BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: No. 3 Addison falls at No. 2 Hackleburg in 1A semifinals

6 days ago | cullmantribune.com | Nick Griffin

HACKLEBURG, Ala. – Addison handled Lynn in round three and they were back on the field for a highly-ranked battle at Hackleburg Thursday night, competing in the Class 1A semifinals for the first time since 1995. Unfortunately, the Bulldogs’ stellar playoff run ended there with a pair of losses to the Panthers (8-2, 13-3).
Catholic community celebrates election of first US-born Pope

6 days ago | cullmantribune.com | W.C. Mann

CULLMAN, Ala. – Just before lunchtime (local) on Thursday, May 8, 2025, the Vatican announced the election of a new Pope over the Roman Catholic Church. Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, is an Augustinian friar from Chicago, the first Pope from the United States. Serving for many years as a Bishop in Peru, Prevost most recently served as head of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Bishops and Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
DA: 58 cases dismissed due to Hanceville PD’s illegal actions

1 week ago | cullmantribune.com | Lauren Estes

CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker on Wednesday, May 7, said that 58 felony cases have been dismissed due to the illegal actions of former Hanceville Police Department officers, including the police chief. “Since Day 1, I have committed to being transparent and open with the citizens of Cullman County.
PREP SOFTBALL: Good Hope’s season ends at North Regional; Meek, Addison compete at East Regional

1 week ago | cullmantribune.com | Nick Griffin

FLORENCE, Ala. – After splitting its first two North Regional matchups on Tuesday, Good Hope returned to the field Wednesday for an elimination game against Cordova. The score was knotted at 2 going into the bottom of the seventh inning and the Blue Devils walked it off to defeat the Raiders 3-2, bringing their season to an end. Meanwhile at the 1A East Regional in Albertville, the Meek Tigers and Addison Bulldogs were continuing their postseason runs.
WSCC BASEBALL: Lions look to make some noise at ACCC Tournament Championship

1 week ago | cullmantribune.com | Nick Griffin

HANCEVILLE, Ala. — The Wallace State Lions’ baseball team heads to Oxford on Thursday to compete in the 2025 ACCC Division I Baseball Championship. They finished the regular season with a 33-21 record overall and 21-15 in conference play. The Lions are the fifth seed and will open play against Northwest-Shoals on Thursday at 11:00 am. Shelton State (27-9 in conference play) is the top seed, followed by Gadsden State, Coastal Alabama – South, Northwest-Shoals, Wallace State, and Chattahoochee Valley.
WSCC SOFTBALL: Lions have their sights set on another ACCC tournament championship

1 week ago | cullmantribune.com | Nick Griffin

HANCEVILLE, Ala. – The ninth-ranked Wallace State Lions’ softball team heads to Alabaster on Thursday as the top seed in the 2025 ACCC Softball Championship. They finished the regular season with a 46-11 record overall and 26-6 in conference play. The Lions are looking for their seventh tournament championship in the last nine years and 17th overall. They open play on Thursday at 2:30 pm against the Northwest-Shoals and Coastal Alabama-South winner.