by Staff Writers | May 8, 2018 | Memories, People
TERRY GAMBLE Retires from Cullman Fire Rescue After 25 Years of Dedicated Service At the regular meeting of the Cullman City Council tonight, Terry Gamble was honored for his 25 years of dedicated service to Cullman Fire Rescue as a firefighter and an engineer....
by Timothy Collins | May 7, 2018 | Breaking News, Memories, People
GARLAN GUDGER, SR. Passes Away Today Cullman City Councilman Johnny Cook announced the passing of a seemingly timeless and hugely well-respected icon in our community this evening: Garlan Gudger, Sr. Cook led everyone in attendance tonight’s Cullman City Council...
by Timothy Collins | May 1, 2018 | Breaking News, Memories, People, Videos
EDWARD REINHARDT Cullman Fire Chief Going Out On Top Yesterday marked the final day for Fire Chief Edward Reinhardt, Jr. leading Cullman Fire Rescue. The Chief retired leaving behind a stunning record of progressive achievement that transformed a small city fire...
by Timothy Collins | Apr 27, 2018 | Breaking News, City News, Cullman City, Memories, People
CULLMAN EMS REMEMBERS April 27 2011 The emergency response personnel and paramedics of Cullman Emergency Medical Services (Cullman EMS) took some time today to reflect on the events April 27, 2011. They shared thoughts, feelings, and memories as well as old...
by Timothy Collins | Jul 22, 2017 | City News, County News, Cullman, Hanceville, Memories, People, Videos
Joann Hartley Walls (84) of Hanceville passed away Friday, July 14, following a surgical procedure earlier in the week Joann was born September 25 18, 1932, in Gadsden. She was preceded in death by her parents Harry Joseph Hartley and Evelyn Louise Moore Hartley. She...
by Timothy Collins | Jul 18, 2017 | City News, County News, Cullman, Fires, Good Hope, Memories, Public Safety, Videos
Doug Garmon: Final Transmission Doug was super well liked and respected all around. We’ve heard it said that you can tell a lot about the character of a person by how many cars are in their funeral procession. Today, Doug Garmon had about a mile of vehicles...
