The Cullman Tribune

Dustin Isom

The Cullman Tribune podcast highlights current news from around Cullman County.

  1. 1h ago

    Sara Baker's bond revoked | STEM Academy breaks ground | Cullman tourism grows

    Cullman Today – Tuesday, July 21, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: ⚖️ Former Cullman attorney Sara Baker is back in jail after a judge revoked her bond over allegations she committed a new criminal offense while awaiting trial. 🏗️ Cullman County Schools breaks ground on a new STEM Academy expected to serve county and city students beginning in August 2028. 📈 Council President Pro Tem David Moss Jr. says Cullman's growing tourism industry is creating jobs, strengthening the economy and improving residents' quality of life. ➕ Plus: 🏈 Addison football enters 2026 with championship expectations after a 12-win season and Class 1A semifinal appearance. 🥎 Sprout Fiber and Cullman Electric will face Curt's Closet in a community softball game benefiting local children and teens. 🩺 Wallace State introduces young students to nursing during its first Little Lifesavers Camp. 🚗 Cullman County seeks public input on a new road safety action plan. 🌱 Berlin Farmers Market celebrates Sweet Grown Alabama Day. ☀️ Weather: Patchy fog gives way to sunny and hot conditions today, with a high near 91 and heat index values around 101. Tonight will see increasing clouds and a low near 74. Tomorrow will remain hot with a high around 90, with showers and storms possible after lunchtime. 🕊️ Obituaries: Jennifer Elaine Roberson; Judith Veal Garrison; Melba Faye Kugler; Laura Sue Glenn; Daphne Elaine Speegle Langley; Linda Louise Trevarthen 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews

  2. 1d ago

    Cullman courts aerospace | Permanent daylight saving time | Gospel show goes global

    Cullman Today – Monday, July 20, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: ✈️ Cullman Regional Airport Director Ben Harrison heads to the Farnborough International Airshow to pursue aerospace investment and expansion opportunities ⏰ U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt backs permanent daylight saving time while raising concerns about darker winter mornings 🎶 Wallace State prepares to take "I Am a Pilgrim" from Cullman to Scotland's Edinburgh Fringe Festival ➕ Plus: 🏈 Conner Scott steps in at quarterback as Brian Simmons begins a new era for Fairview football ⭐ West Point Intermediate named a National Gold Star School 🌽 Market at the Maze opens applications for vendors, makers and food trucks 📚 Cullman County Schools announces First Class Pre-K openings at Hanceville, Harmony, Vinemont and Welti ⛳ Registration opens for the Cullman Regional Foundation's Million Dollar Hole-In-One Golf Tournament ☀️ Weather: Mostly sunny and hot today with a few chance showers and thunderstorms and a high near 90. Heat index values will be near 101. Mostly clear tonight, with a low around 73.  Tomorrow will be sunny and even hotter, with a high near 92. 🕊️ Obituaries: Mary Lou Chancey Harris; Gina Ann Howard 📍 Watch weekdays at 6:30 a.m. on Facebook and YouTube 📲 Website: https://CullmanTribune.com 📰 Subscribe: https://tribune.store 📱 App: https://cullman.app #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews

  3. 4d ago

    $1.5M arts center expansion | Cullman leaders train | Council plans for growth

    Cullman Today – Friday, July 17, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🎭 Cullman moves forward with a $1.5 million renovation and expansion of the Center of the Arts Community Theatre 📈 Four Cullman County professionals complete intensive economic development training at Auburn University 🏛️ Council President Kim Hall and Councilman Paul Schaffer outline plans for stronger city operations and future growth ➕ Plus: 🏀 Vinemont athlete Arleigh Thomason shares how her faith guides her life on and off the court 🎓 Cullman native Annalee Allen earns a $1,000 Alfa Foundation scholarship 🐛 Master Gardeners explain how to find and remove destructive hornworms 📰 Former Tribune publisher Charlotte Fowler Miller Rumore's legacy spans journalism, history and public service 🏅 Cold Springs FCCLA students earn national gold ratings, while adviser Stephanie Blair receives a national award ☀️ Weather: Today will be warm with increasing clouds and scattered afternoon storms, with a high near 88. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 71.  Saturday brings sunshine and a few possible afternoon storms, with a high near 89. Sunday will be partly sunny before storms become more likely during the afternoon. 🕊️ Obituaries: Ford Eugene Van Wert Jr.; Ronald Eric Casey; Sharron Annette Entrekin #CullmanToday #CullmanNews #MorningBrief #CullmanAL #LocalNews

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The Cullman Tribune podcast highlights current news from around Cullman County.