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
Nonprofits have until Aug. 3 to apply for Christkindlmarkt Season of Giving
By: Noah Galilee
The Cullman County Sports Hall of Fame inducted its 26th class Saturday, July 25, 2026, at Stone Bridge Farms. The Class of 2026 includes Deserae Campbell (Cold Springs), Bob Bryan (Cullman), Trey Jones (Cullman), A.J. Lamar (Cullman), Matt Black (Fairview), Susan Cofer (Good Hope), Rod Elliott (Hanceville), Ronald Swann (Hanceville), Chuck Gambrill (Holly Pond), Joseph Sherrell (Vinemont) and Neil Lowry (West Point). (Photo via. The Cullman Tribune)
Left to right are Gracie Goble, Zachary Harris and Miguel Hurtado Jr. (Cullman Police Department)
Alabama lawmakers have already decided that the online adult-content industry is profitable enough to tax.
By: Noah Galilee, Anna Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Anna is an approximately 2-year-old Anatolian Shepherd mix with a gentle spirit, a happy heart and plenty of love to share. She’s The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week.
The Cullman Area Rural Transit System averaged 190 rides per operating day and traveled more than 46,000 miles during July. CARTS reported that ridership increased 29% compared to July 2025. (CARTS)
By: Noah Galilee
Daffney Matline Sims was arrested on a fentanyl trafficking charge following an Aug. 2 traffic stop in the area of County Road 437, according to the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office. (Cullman County Sheriff’s Office)
By: Noah Galilee
The Christina Chambers Twilight 5K will travel through southwest Cullman beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7. Streets along the route will close temporarily until all participants have safely passed. The Cotton Creek and Flying Fifty areas are expected to remain closed from approximately 4 p.m.-midnight. (Courtesy image)
By: Noah Galilee
Flourish of Cullman will celebrate its 10th anniversary during the Aug. 14 2nd Fridays event in downtown Cullman. The nonprofit was established in August 2016 to help individuals with differing abilities live, work and participate in their community with greater independence. (Flourish of Cullman)
By: Noah Galilee
From left are Lions of Alabama Multiple District 34 Council Chair Craig Gadow, Past International Director Jerome Thompson, International Leadership Medal recipient Riley Smith and Past International President Frank Moore III. (Lions Club)
