Tag: Lifestyle
Files from Yesteryear: March 14, 1946
From the files of March 14, 1946
Eidson Chapel News
Mrs. Ella Thomason celebrated her 59th birthday Sunday, March 10th. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs....
Upcoming lunar events
Pink Moon - April 1, 2026
The Lenten Moon, Paschal Full Moon or the last Full Moon of winter. It has many names, but “pink” is not...
Milkweed, Monarchs and more
Milkweed may have “weed” in the name, but it is an essential native wildflower. It can commonly be mistaken for a weed because it grows among them along roads, in pastures...
Prom fashion trends and spending
CULLMAN, Ala. - Prom season is upon us, and the experience continues to evolve as trends, technology and spending habits change over the years.
Sonya White, owner...
We can protect ourselves from colorectal cancer by getting screened
We can protect ourselves from colon cancer; a cancer that affects people of all genders, races, and backgrounds. The recent deaths of well-known actors...
Local band Key Lime Pie searching for new lead singer
Key Lime Pie, a local, genre-blending band known for its energetic performances and wide-ranging setlist, has recently announced it will begin auditions for a...
Wallace State Theatre to present ‘Xanadu’ March 13-15
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - Roll into the disco era with Wallace State Community College’s Theatre program as it presents “Xanadu” March 13-15 at the Betty...
Files from Yesteryear: March 7, 1940
From the files of March 7, 1940
To and Fro
Robert A. Taft, United States Senator from Ohio, wrote the Festival Committee early this week that...
Booth inventory ideas
As we enter spring and summer we prepare for the many festivals. The highlight of these events, among games and food, are the booths!...
Signs of spring
In Alabama, spring can feel like a year-round delicacy since the state is known for its warmer climate. December through February are colder, though...
Files from Yesteryear: Feb. 28, 1952
From the files of Feb. 28, 1952
South Walter News
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burks of Cullman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie...
Happy 100th Birthday, Louise Carr!
HOLLY POND, Ala. - Surrounded by friends, family and members of the community she has called home for most of her life, Louise Carr...
Cullman beauty and where to find it: Southern Accents Architectural Antiques
Tucked away on 308 Second Ave. SE is a trove of unique, timeless pieces. When you first walk in you are greeted with a...
Furrever friends: Ani and Chewie’s story
In April 2024, my husband and I discovered a dog sleeping under a tree at the end of our dirt road. There was a...
Introduction to the gym
Do you want to go to the gym, but don't know where to start? You're in the right place! The gym is intimidating initially,...
Local artist Gary Chapman wins Alabama Arts Impact Award
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Every other year, the Alabama State Council on the Arts shines a spotlight on exceptional Alabamians and their contributions to arts...
Files from Yesteryear: Feb. 21, 1924
From the files of Feb. 21, 1924
Bees and Butterflies
Asa Fuller spent Friday in Birmingham.
Fred James spent Thursday in Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams spent...
Files from Yesteryear: Feb. 14, 1946
From the files of Feb. 14, 1946
TO AND FRO
By EAGLE EYE
Would you like to know exactly what Valentines were like 86 years ago? If...
Get to know: Melissa Dew (Flourish of Cullman)
There is a sense of pride when we gather and support local nonprofits. Knowing people can be so selfless as to devote their lives...
Unique, low-pressure date ideas for Valentine’s Day
Looking for some unique ways to spend Valentine’s Day this year? Here are five date ideas for you and your partner that are low...
Valentine’s Day on a budget
Looking for ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day together without breaking the bank?
Things to do
Have a game night with board games and card games you...
WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday
BREMEN, Ala. – On Feb. 8, 2026, World War II veteran Leldon P. Stricklin celebrated his 100th birthday at the Bremen Volunteer Fire Department,...
Intro to spring cleaning
Before we know it, spring will be upon us. As the seasons change, our preferences also change. Spring is often associated with rebirth and...
Spots still available for WSCC Alumni Association 2026 Southern Coastal Charm...
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - The Wallace State Community College Alumni Association said spots are still available for its 2026 Southern Coastal Charm Tour, a five-day...
Files from Yesteryear: Feb. 7, 1963
From the files of Feb. 7, 1963
NEW PROSPECT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Campbell and family of Birmingham visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley...
5 easy winter meals
Nothing beats a warm, hearty meal on a cold winter day. These easy recipes are comforting, filling, perfect for keeping cozy when temperatures drop...
Cozy home upgrades
One month into the new year doesn’t mean it’s time to stop making changes or forming goals. If you’re looking to improve your home...
Cullman artist Howard King’s work on display in Alabama State House
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Mountain Valley Arts Council volunteers have installed the 2026 exhibit of local artists’ artwork in Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth’s office suite...
FAITH: Vinemont golf’s Abby Lee discusses religious influences, how they’ve pushed...
VINEMONT, Ala. - Vinemont junior cheerleader/golfer Abby Lee credits God for the many blessings that He has brought into her life, and being raised...
Valentine events
Looking for fun ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your loved ones this year? You’re in luck! Cullman has a full list of events...
7 winter reads
While the days are short and colder, there’s no better time to slow down and dive into a new book. Whether you’re drawn to...
Files from Yesteryear: Jan. 31, 1935
From the files of Jan. 31, 1935
HANCEVILLE NEWS
Hanceville, Jan. 29.—The W. M. S. met at the church Tuesday afternoon for the meeting.
Miss Hildron Thigpen...
FAITH: Vinemont cheerleader Jenny Price on her relationship with God
VINEMONT, Ala. - Vinemont junior cheerleader Jenny Price is so blessed to have God in her life. He changed her life in a big...
Files from Yesteryear: Jan. 24, 1952
Back - a - Bit
(From The Tribune Files of 1902 and 1932)
50 YEARS AGOMr. and Mrs. H. V. Weeks and daughter, Miss Roxie, have...
Files from Yesteryear: Jan. 17, 1935
From the files of Jan. 17, 1935
CULLMAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Klaxograms
The Debating Club
The officers of the debating club are: President, Ruth Kaple; vice-president, Leldon Singleton;...
Files from Yesteryear: Jan. 10, 1946
From the files of Jan. 10, 1946
To and Fro
(By EAGLE EYE)
A couple of Cullman County veterans over on Okinawa who have re-enlisted in the...
Faith: Good Hope’s Kloe Thurman on how relationship with God has...
GOOD HOPE, Ala. - Good Hope senior band member Kloe Thurman calls her relationship with God a blessing. She went through some tough times...
ACES: RiverKids
Paddling is a great way to experience Alabama’s abundant water resources — more than 132,000 miles of fresh water — firsthand while enjoying outdoor...
Files from Yesteryear: Jan. 3, 1946
From the files of Jan. 3, 1946
HANCEVILLE HAPPENINGS
By HAZEL CARSTENSEN
Mrs. Geo. A. Green spent last week with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Shelton in...
Auditions open this month for ‘Pride and Prejudice’
CULLMAN, Ala. - Cullman Community Theatre will present a classic love story this spring with its production of “Pride and Prejudice,” directed by veteran...
A 75th wedding anniversary celebration!
Donald Russell Strandlund graduated from Moline (Illinois) High School in 1948 and entered four years of service in the United State Navy in Memphis,...
New Year’s traditions
As the year comes to a close and a new year begins, cultures around the world welcome the new year with traditions believed to...
Files from Yesteryear: Dec. 27, 1928
From the files of Dec. 27, 1928
Bees and Butterflies
Carl Thompson is ill with the flu.
Harry Scheuing is quite ill this week.
Mrs. Robert Rosson is...
ACES: Upcycling after the holiday season
Recycling is a sustainable, eco-friendly practice that benefits individuals, families, businesses and communities. By extending the life and usability of materials such as plastic,...
Recipe revival: Traditional English scones
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
For Elizabeth Adkins, a...
Restaurant Feature: Eat by the water at Drifters Bar & Grill
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
Drifters Bar & Grill...
Hidden Gems: The sweet surprise that is Seven Winds Kitchen
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
Cullman is home to...
Business spotlight: Weeds N Roots Herbals shares holistic healing locally
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
DeAnn Duke’s journey in...
Day in the life of a Duchess Bakery employee
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
When most of Cullman...
Business spotlight: Tally Ho Fitness more than your average gym
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
Tally Ho Fitness is...
Local Heroes: Servant, teacher, giver
This feature originally ran in the November 2025-January 2026 issue of Community Matters, the quarterly magazine produced by The Cullman Tribune.
If someone asked, “Who...
Files from Yesteryear: Dec. 20, 1951
From the files of Dec. 20, 1951
To and Fro
Moving back to Cullman Friday will be Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rainey and son Roger....
Files from Yesteryear: Dec. 13, 1945
From the files of Dec. 13, 1945
To and FroBy EAGLE EYE
Only a short distance makes a lot of difference in the depth of snow....
Fun holiday beverage trail
Several coffee shops around Cullman have rolled out their holiday drink and treat menus and there’s plenty to choose from. From cozy classics like...
What’s on your Christmas reading list?
Christmas is a blink away! It’s time to grab a cup of hot cocoa and savor the holiday magic with a great book.
Want a...
Budget-friendly holiday meal options
The Christmas season is busy for everyone. Lighten the load this year by whipping up a budget-friendly holiday meal.
Taco Soup
Ingredients and prices from Walmart:
2.25...
Files from Yesteryear: Dec. 6, 1951
From the files of Dec. 6, 1951
North Vinemont News
Mr. and Mrs. Adell Maner and Barbara and Mrs. Perry Maner enjoyed dinner Sunday with Mr....
Holiday movie guide
Looking for the perfect holiday watch? From heartfelt romances to action-packed adventures, these seasonal favorites bring the magic, chaos and charm of Christmas to...
Wallace State’s annual Christmas Spectacular set for Dec. 11
HANCEVILLE, Ala. — Wallace State Community College’s Fine and Performing Arts (FPA) programs will host their Christmas Spectacular on Thursday, Dec. 11, at 7...
Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 29, 1945
From the files of Nov. 29, 1945
Notes Of A Cullman High Senior . . .
The Rev. C. C. Helmly was guest speaker on Monday...
Recipe revival: A Germanic Christmas Day menu
Enjoy a taste of Germany by incorporating these authentic German recipes into your holiday feasts!
Vorspeise (appetizer)
Grießklößchensuppe - A festive soup with clear beef broth...
To you Laura, for giving me a place to call home
This feature ran in the last issue of The Cullman Tribune's "Community Matters" magazine.
On Sept. 18, 2025, Laura Long left this world to enter...
The Bridge: Bridging the gap for young adult ministry
This feature ran in the last issue of The Cullman Tribune's "Community Matters" magazine.
The Bridge is a ministry outreach program designed for young adults...
Rooted in service: Dr. Kira Sims and the mission of Cullman...
This feature ran in the last issue of The Cullman Tribune's "Community Matters" magazine.
From tending a small home garden to earning a Ph.D. and...
Voices of 4-H: Young reporters share their journeys
This feature ran in the last issue of The Cullman Tribune's "Community Matters" magazine.
Each year, 4-H clubs across Cullman County elect a student reporter...
Local Artist Spotlight: Roman Davis
Two years ago Roman Davis was living in Covington, Georgia, working as a manager at Game Stop, but he moved here to be with...
Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 22, 1962
From the files of Nov. 22, 1962
Back --a-- BitFrom The TRIBUNE Files of 1922 — 1942
40 YEARS AGO
Wm. E. James was guest speaker at...
FAITH: Local Pastor Todd Greenlee talks preaching style, journey to Christ
Todd Greenlee from Cullman currently pastors at Old Zion Church in Nauvoo, Alabama. He started preaching when he was 21 years old. He had...
Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 15, 1945
From the files of Nov. 15, 1945
To and Fro
By EAGLE EYE
Times Square, Broadway and Liberty City are attracting Jackson H. Glover, PhM3c, who is...
‘In His Image’: Gala focuses on serving others as an act...
CULLMAN, Ala. - The Link of Cullman County hosted its annual fundraising gala Thursday, Nov. 6. The “In His Image” Gala drew around 450...
Files from Yesteryear: Nov. 8, 1956
From the files of Nov. 8, 1956
Garden City News
Funeral services for Causey Chambles, former resident of Garden City, were held at Mt. Tabor Church,...
Wallace State to honor military veterans at annual concert Nov. 10
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - Wallace State Community College’s Fine and Performing Arts programs will present their annual Veterans Day concert on Monday, Nov. 10, at...
‘12 Angry Jurors’ opens Nov. 6
CULLMAN, Ala. - The Cullman Community Theatre is trading in musical numbers for high-stakes deliberation with its newest production, "12 Angry Jurors," opening Thursday,...
Bigger, brighter and steeped in tradition
Oktoberfest returns to Cullman Oct. 2-4, 2025
With the clang of steins in the biergarten and the swirl of dancers in dirndls and lederhosen, Cullman’s...
Hidden gems: Smith Lake Zip Line Adventures
Smith Lake Zip Line Adventures is more than just a fun day at the lake; it’s a family friendly adventure filled with sky bridges,...
Recipe revival: Grandma Ottie Bentley’s Boiled Cookies
The aroma of cocoa and peanut butter bubbling in an iron skillet can be a magical memory. These sweets are more than just what...
Girl Gathered: Women’s social club
When Savannah Mahaffey found herself longing for friendship and meaningful connections, she decided to do something about it. In May 2025, she founded Girl...
Restaurant spotlight: Cullman’s Wissota Chophouse blends Midwestern flavors with Southern culture
Wissota Chophouse introduces a new dining experience to Cullman. Tucked inside the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites on the city’s southwest side, Wissota is a...
Minecraft Nerds Unite!
HANCEVILLE, Ala. - The Minecraft Nerds Unite! club had its open house meeting at the Shirley Burden Public Library in Hanceville Aug. 6.
The private...
Business spotlight: Gypsy Soul Antiques & Things
Gypsy Soul Antiques & Things is a store that embodies an eclectic appreciation of the past. In addition to vintage finds, the store is...
Holly Pond happenings: Fire & Rescue Cadets fundraiser, Day in the...
HOLLY POND, Ala. – It’s all about first responders in Holly Pond right now, with the Holly Pond Fire & Rescue Cadets holding a...
‘What makes Cullman feel like home?’
What makes Cullman feel like home? We asked around the county and received answers filled with pride and a strong sense of community spirit....
What’s your favorite memory with your father?
CULLMAN, Ala. - Father's Day is this Sunday, June 15. As the day approaches, many are taking time to reflect on the men who...
‘It gives families something different to do together outdoors’: Stony Lonesome...
BREMEN, Ala. - Stony Lonesome OHV Park held its annual 5K Sasquatch Mud Run this past Saturday, May 10. Launched initially as a basic...
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: On the run with Nancy Scott
Anyone who's been through Cullman Middle or High School in the last 20 years probably knows Nancy Scott, but they probably don't know her...
Catholic community celebrates election of first US-born Pope
CULLMAN, Ala. – Just before lunchtime (local) on Thursday, May 8, 2025, the Vatican announced the election of a new Pope over the Roman...
‘Read Between the Wines’ at Sipsey Winery
CULLMAN, Ala. - The Read Between the Wines Book Club meets on the first Thursday of each month at Sipsey Winery inside The Flying...
Sweet success
Alabama Strawberry Festival breaks records
CULLMAN, Ala. — The sweet smell of fresh strawberries and festival food filled the air downtown as crowds poured into...
‘Always be kind and love everyone, no matter who they are’:...
CULLMAN, Ala. – This year’s Miss Alabama Strawberry Festival pageant was held at Cullman High School on April 12 and Cold Springs' sophomore Lainey...
‘This is more than a garden’
East Elementary Garden Club hosts ‘Garden Baby Shower’
CULLMAN, Ala. - The East Elementary Garden Club on Friday, April 11, hosted a “Garden Baby Shower”...
Cullman’s Carolina Beach Shaggers hosting event April 26
CULLMAN, Ala. – Sherry and Tommy Boatright have brought the vibrant tradition of Carolina Shag dancing to the Cullman community. After hosting group lessons...
Sip, paint and plant your way into spring at Bloom Winery!
GOOD HOPE, Ala. - Bloom Winery opened in Rogersville in the summer of 2021 with a goal of becoming a place where friends gather...
Woodturner Vyron Bearden returns to Cullman for 41st annual Bloomin’ Festival
CULLMAN, Ala. – Acclaimed woodturner Vyron Bearden of Muscle Shoals is eagerly anticipating his return to Cullman for the 41st Annual Bloomin’ Festival, where...
Hannah Shankle bringing unique pet-inspired art to 41st annual Bloomin’ Festival
CULLMAN, Ala. - The 41st annual Bloomin’ Festival Arts and Crafts Fair is set to welcome a wide array of talented artisans, including Hannah...
Smith Lake Zip Line Adventures kicks off season with free, family-friendly...
CULLMAN, Ala. - Smith Lake Zip Line Adventures is gearing up for an exciting new season and inviting the community to join in the...
Heirlooms Fine & Performing Arts to host Audition Workshop Feb. 15
CULLMAN, Ala. - Aspiring performers looking to sharpen their audition skills will have a unique opportunity to learn from industry professionals at the upcoming...
Studio K & Co. Salon hosting Galentine’s Day Celebration Feb. 10
CULLMAN, Ala. - Cullman residents looking for a day full of shopping, beauty services and giveaways won’t want to miss the Galentine’s Day event...
Downtown library hosting Teen Tuesday program
CULLMAN, Ala. - The downtown branch of the Cullman County Public Library System (CCPLS) began hosting its successful “Teen Tuesday” program geared toward 13-18...
The Garage to host My Bloody Valentine Novice Powerlifting Meet Feb....
CULLMAN, Ala. - The Garage and Cullman Barbell will host the My Bloody Valentine Novice Powerlifting Meet on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 4 p.m....
ACES: Take to the skies at the 2025 Spray Drone End-User...
AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. — The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is hosting the third annual Spray Drone End-User Conference March 23-26 at the Mobile Convention...
