CULLMAN — The Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting Jan. 18, 2013, at Below Chiropractic Center.
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Shown are, from left, Shelly Smith-Chamber ambassador, Peoples Bank of Alabama; Melissa Henderson, Chamber ambassador, Merchants Bank of Alabama; Fabian Holland; Jonathan Owens; Dale Greer, Cullman Economic Development Authority; Dr. David Below; Mayor Max Townson; Dr. Jeffrey Cole; Hilson Cole (little boy); Dr. Julie Below; Sheila Simmons; Pippa Abernathy; Lauren Mills; Dr. Candy Hamrick; Sue O'Neil and Chris Cheatham.
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Nicholson/Papapietro named to 2013 Best Doctors in America list
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Cullman Regional Medical Center’s Interventional Cardiologist, Silvio Papapietro has also been named one of the Best Doctors in America for 2013. This marks the seventh time that “Dr. Papa,” as most of his patients know him, has earned this honor.
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Options' ribbon cutting held May 1
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