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What a difference $400,000 would make
Monday, Nov. 16, 2009
How much would $400,000 change the appearance of the Tepper’s building with all that volunteer labor? It would appear that at least some windows could be replaced — at least those on the bottom couple of floors. Read story
Celebrate this community and help it grow
Friday, Nov. 13, 2009
So, I am thankful for this community. From a distance, life in Selma sounds completely different than the day-to-day things I have experienced. When I accepted an interview at this paper, I remember sitting at the table at my house, skeptical of the idea of living in Selma. What was there to do in Selma? Didn’t something happen there that was in my history book? Even driving on Broad Street, on my way to my interview, I still was not set on the idea of a life here.
But Selma has a way of slowly unveiling its characteristics.
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Beef cook-off brings out the best
Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009
Local 4-H cooks competed for recognition. Read story
Looking towards the future of city schools
Monday, Nov. 9, 2009
I am filled with joy as I pen this letter because a new vision for our children is brewing within the confines of our school walls, throughout the Selma City Schools District and is expanding into our local community. It is a vision of hope that all students will be prepared and equipped with the tools that they will need to successfully compete in our global society. Read story
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More on United Way programs
The organizations that are supported by the United Way all have very unique missions, they all provide services that someone you probably know has found to be invaluable. And we could all use considerably more funding than we receive. The only way that happens is for everyone to support the United Way. Read story
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- Celebrating and thanking teachers for National Education Week
- Setting the record straight about school board candidates
- Don’t take from someone to give to another
- Let educators run the city education system
- Let educators run the city education system
- Don’t take from someone to give to another
