Noah Galilee is a journalist at The Cullman Tribune and NewsBreak. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, government and politics, as well as real estate and legal affairs, often focusing on public policy and legislation. Noah's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting his commitment to issues such as animal rights, cannabis regulation, and community events.
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By: Noah Galilee
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office operates its own Flock Safety automated license plate reader system, maintains a written policy for its use and produced audit records showing searches across local and outside networks.
Drivers should prepare for multiple temporary road closures in Cullman today, Tuesday, July 14, 2026, as city crews complete street patching and utility repairs.
By: Noah Galilee
The City of Cullman is preparing to replace approximately 9,100 linear feet of its 30-inch primary water transmission pipeline, a nearly 60-year-old line that serves Cullman city water customers and several wholesale systems. (Google Maps)
By: Noah Galilee
Infrastructure improvements are moving forward on Logan Street Southwest, with additional work planned on Sixth Street Southwest and Austin Avenue Southwest. (Google Maps)
By: Noah Galilee, Sara Baker Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman attorney Sara Baker, who is awaiting trial on multiple felony charges alleging she attempted to kill her husband by placing what she believed to be fentanyl in his food or drinks, was located and taken into custody Tuesday, July 14, in Mountain Brook.
By: Noah Galilee, Dusty Rose Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Dusty Rose, The Cullman Tribune’s Pet of the Week, is a dilute calico kitten with a short tail and enough personality to fill any home.
By: Noah Galilee, Councilman Paul Schaffer
CULLMAN, Ala. – Six months into his term representing Place 4 on the Cullman City Council, Paul Schaffer said the city’s ability to grow will depend largely on infrastructure most residents rarely see.
By: Noah Galilee
CULLMAN, Ala. – Every community has individuals whose contributions quietly become part of its foundation.
By: Noah Galilee
CULLMAN, Ala. – Six months into her first term on the Cullman City Council and her role as council president, Kim Hall said her early focus has centered on understanding city operations, strengthening communication and helping build systems capable of supporting Cullman’s continued growth.
By: Noah Galilee, Sara Baker Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Former Cullman attorney Sara Baker is back in the Cullman County Detention Center after a specially appointed Walker County judge revoked her bond Friday, finding probable cause that she violated the conditions of her release while awaiting trial on multiple felony charges alleging she attempted to poison her husband with fentanyl.
