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Funds to aid in J.L. Chestnut Jr. Boulevard facelift
A $500,000 project to construct curbs and gutters on J.L. Chestnut Jr. Boulevard is among several projects announced by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs for stimulus money. (4 comments) | Read story
2 venues offer fiery display
A couple of venues for fireworks tonight are open for those who want to celebrate July 4. Read story
Outfielder signs with Selma Bears
Rashad Simpson of College Park, Ga., will participate in intercollegiate baseball. Read story
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From the blogs: Clearing the Cobwebs
Keeping Obasohan
Folks, there's an undercurrent going on at Central Office. Some folks who want to submarine Austin Obasohan. He's got some great ideas and has worked to bring community together, just as he promised.
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Clips from Sgt. U.S. Army Sgt. Ricky Dewayne “Mo-Joe” Jones' graveside services
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Wallace welcomes coaches
Athletics at Wallace CC Selma will be a reunion of sorts for three coaches. Not as much among themselves as with the school itself. Read story
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We think we know them because they came into our houses for years for 30 minutes-to-an hour once a week or daily through reruns or some other way. But we really don't know them at all. ... Read column
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