Noah Galilee is a journalist at NewsBreak and The Cullman Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, event management, public safety, and law enforcement technology, often focusing on the intersection of competitive sports and community events. Noah's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in animal care, disaster response, and public event safety.
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By: Noah Galilee
CULLMAN, Ala. – Good Samaritan Health Clinic is redirecting donations of gently used durable medical equipment to Cullman First United Methodist Church’s Medical Equipment Ministry through a new partnership intended to place reusable equipment with more people across the community.
By: Noah Galilee
Canned foods on display at the 2022 Cullman County Fair (Cullman Tribune file photo)
By: Noah Galilee
2017 Queen of the Kitchen Darlene Phillips with Cullman Lion Don Smith at the 2017 Cullman County Fair (Cullman Tribune file photo)
By: Noah Galilee
Jamarion Allen Harrison (2023 photo/Cullman County Sheriff’s Office)
By: Noah Galilee, Eric Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. – Looking for a little dog with enough personality to fill an entire home? Meet Eric, The Cullman Tribune’s Pet of the Week.
Officer Paul Talty (National September 11 Memorial & Museum)
By: Noah Galilee
Cullman’s 4th-quarter rally falls short against Mortimer Jordan, 35-23 (Elizabeth Love/The Cullman Tribune)
Holly Pond built a 28-0 halftime lead and held Hanceville scoreless Friday, Sept. 11, in a 50-0 victory. (Katie Drummond/The Cullman Tribune)
By: Noah Galilee
Fairview held Guntersville scoreless through halftime Friday, but a third-quarter touchdown gave the Wildcats a 7-3 road win over the Aggies. (Sherry Brown/The Cullman Tribune)
Cold Springs built a 13-point halftime lead and held off Lamar County for a 32-20 home victory Friday. (Mike Witcher/The Cullman Tribune)
