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The Quilt of Time, Art Exhibition Premieres Saturday
The Quilt of time is an art exhibition showcased by Selma’s own Amy Strand and The Harmony Club, ...
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Commissioners sworn in, approve Dollar General alcohol license
The Dallas County Commission swore in six elected officials Wednesday, continuing their leadership within several districts in Dallas ...
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Coffee Business Downtown Commemorates 13th year
The Coffee Shoppe, located in the heart of downtown Selma on Broad Street has captured the footprints of ...
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Police looking for missing man
The family of a man who has been missing since Monday, Nov. 4, is asking the community for ...
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Veterans honored during Monday ceremony
A large group of Selma and Dallas County residents converged on Memorial Stadium in front of the World ...
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Obituaries
Doris Lesure Jackson
November 17, 2024 Ms. Doris Lesure Jackson of Valley Grande passed Sunday, November 17, 2024. Services are incomplete ...
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Dennis Wallace
November 10, 2024 Mr. Dennis Wallace of Pensacola, Florida., formerly of Lowndes County, passed Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024. ...
Southside
Panthers rally to defeat Montgomery Academy
Southside rallied from a 14-point deficit to defeat Montgomery Academy 44-34 in the second round of the AHSAA ...
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John Olyn Tabor Jr.
November 10, 2024 John Olyn Tabor Jr. passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024, at his home ...
Keith
Keith falls to No. 1 seed McKenzie
The McKenzie Tigers stormed through the first round of the AHSAA playoffs on Friday, Nov. 8, securing a ...
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Michael D. Johnson Foundation salutes veterans
The Michael D. Johnson Foundation took time to say thank you to local veterans during their 11th annual ...
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Ralph A. Mason
September 27, 2024 Ralph A. Mason, beloved husband, Dad, and grandfather passed away peacefully in Birmingham on Friday, ...
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Geneva Marsh
November 4, 2024 Ms. Geneva Marsh of Selma passed Monday, Nov. 4, 2024. Funeral services will be held ...
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Robert Baynes
November 6, 2024 Mr. Robert Baynes of Selma passed Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024. Funeral services will be held ...
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Lorenza Cutler
November 9, 2024 Mr. Lorenza Cutler of Jones passed Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024. Funeral services will be held ...
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Morgan Academy
Morgan falls to Bessemer Academy in the first round of the playoffs
BESSEMER – When the final whistle sounded, the Rebels of Besser Academy had defeated the Morgan Academy Senators ...
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Veterans Honored through Parade in Downtown Selma
Veterans throughout the community are honored today in the historic Downtown District with a parade dedicated to their ...
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Keep Alabama Beautiful Organization hosts conference in Selma
For two days, the Keep Alabama Beautiful organization has made the Foot Soldiers Park Administrative offices within The ...
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Faith Callens joins Selma Times-Journal staff
The Selma Times-Journal has hired Faith Callens as a staff writer. Callens is a native of Selma who ...
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Selma’s Planning and Development Department Seeks approval to expand technology improvements to local parks
The Selma city council met Thursday night to discuss the city’s normal business items which resulted in several ...
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Ala-Tom RC&D Council Highlights impact upon grants received in State
The Ala-Tom Resource Conservation and Development council met Thursday at the community center in Orrville to discuss the ...
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Valley Grande discusses park upgrades
The Valley Grande City Council is discussing upgrades to the city’s park that would install new tennis courts ...
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Restoring Veterans Hope Organization hosts first Veterans Day parade
The Restoring Veterans Hope Organization is calling out community members to help them celebrate veterans through its first-ever ...
Selma Saints
Lady Saints advance in flag football playoffs
The Selma Lady Saints flag football team advance in the Class 1A-5A playoffs after they defeated Northside Methodist ...
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An open letter to the residents of Selma
Dear Selma Times-Journal readers, On Wednesday night, many of you saw where The Selma Times-Journal posted a cover ...