Cullman

Cullman Police Chief David Nassetta Set to Retire After 26 Years of Service

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CULLMAN, Ala. — After nearly three decades of dedication to law enforcement and community safety, Police Chief David Nassetta is setting his sights on retirement. Nassetta, who has been the head of the Cullman Police Department for 26 years, announced he will retire in October 2024, marking the end of a notable career that began shortly after he graduated from Auburn University in 1997. Starting his law enforcement journey in Cullman, Nassetta briefly transferred to Birmingham before decisively returning to Cullman, where he ascended the ranks to become chief. Throughout his tenure, Nassetta has witnessed … Read more

Republican-dominated Cullman County Prepares for High-Stakes GOP Primary Elections: Local Candidates Vie for Major Seats

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CULLMAN COUNTY, Alabama — The upcoming GOP primary in Cullman County will play a decisive role in determining the outcome of local and state races before the general election in November. While there are only a few contested offices, the contests for county schools superintendent and circuit judge have garnered significant attention. Dr. Shane Barnette, the incumbent county schools superintendent, will face off against Morris Williams, a longtime school teacher at Holly Pond, in the Republican primary on March 5. This will be the first contested race for county schools superintendent in over a decade, … Read more