Nick Griffin is a journalist for The Cullman Tribune, focusing on local news in Cullman, Alabama. With a keen interest in sports, community events, and local issues, Nick brings timely and informative articles to the readers of The Cullman Tribune.
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The Berlin Town Council voted to surplus and sell its existing farmers market building when it builds an upgraded facility. (Cullman Tribune file photo)
Jana Schroeder, seated at left, REHAU Automotive human resource manager, and Suzanne Harbin, vice president for advancement at Wallace State Community College, sign agreements for the Powerful Partnerships program offered through the college’s Center for Career and Workforce Development. Also on hand are, standing from left, Bethany Campbell, director of employer engagement & strategic partnerships at Wallace State; Silvio Rabending, finance manager at REHAU Automotive; and Ashley Yarbrough, plant training specialist at REHAU Automotive. (Wallace State)
Branham will not seek reelection to Cullman City School Board - The Cullman Tribune - City Schools
Wallace State staff supporting Hurricane Helene relief efforts - The Cullman Tribune - Featured
Wallace State Community College is one of several Alabama community colleges that will add women’s flag football in 2025. (WSCC)
CULLMAN, Ala. – His name is Fennic but he’s not picky. Fennic, The Cullman Tribune’s Pet of the Week, is a beautiful Shepherd/Husky mix who is approximately 2 years old.
Just a small number of the bags up for grabs at the United Way of Cullman County’s Designer Bag Bingo event on Nov. 7, 2024 (Kelly Jo Wheeler)
By: Nick Griffin
Wonderland Under Warrior returns to Rickwood Caverns State Park - The Cullman Tribune - Lifestyle
Drake Bentley led the Bulldogs with 13 points in their 62-41 win over Meek Friday night. (Sammy Confer/The Cullman Tribune)
Hillside Ninety-One will host its Christmas Market with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The event will feature local vendors, food trucks, children’s craft activities and a special visit from Santa from 11-1. Admission is $5 for adults, with free entry for children. (Hillside Ninety-One)
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