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Civil rights icon John Lewis to get Medal of Freedom

ATLANTA — John Lewis was born the son of southern sharecroppers, was unable to vote as a young ...

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Hope for just a little while

I watched this story unfold on Facebook from a friend, Laura Grossman. It seems Laura found a stray ...

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Victim shot in chest Tuesday night

With family members looking on, evidence technicians took photos of him, put bags around his hands, searched his ...

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Let’s talk turkey for Thanksgiving

Forget the Pilgrims and the big feast they were supposed to have had with the neighboring indigenous folk ...

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Food the focus of Library lunch

This Thursday’s Lunch at the Library program will cater to appetites for literature and delicious meals, Selma-Dallas County ...

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Building’s name changes over time

Sturdivant Hall, also known as the Watts-Parkman-Gillman Home, carries its name from several different Selma families. The home’s ...

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Journey School set for another Blue Jean Ball

Since its creation three years ago, The Journey School in Selma has had one mission — to develop ...

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Tractors draw hundreds to Orrville

Several elements of the West Dallas Antique Tractor Show triggered memories for those in attendance Saturday. The machinery ...

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Litter if you dare risk fine, red face

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series by The Selma Times-Journal focusing on litter in the ...

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Nickles loves helping her hometown

The West Dallas Antique Tractor Show has grown each year thanks to the efforts of numerous volunteers. And ...

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Orrville’s annual Tractor Show roars to life

Mother Nature will lend a cooperative hand for today’s West Dallas Antique Tractor, Car, Gas Engine and Craft ...

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Court removes $2.3 million bond from suspects charged in Plantersville attack

Two Plantersville men charged in connection with the beating and stabbing of a 74-year-old man likely will appear ...

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From Courier to Times-Journal

Alabama’s second-oldest newspaper, The Selma Times-Journal, has gone through many incarnations since its founding Nov. 2, 1827 by ...

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Area targeted by secret shopper scam

Secret shoppers are being recruited in Selma. Unfortunately, the only ones being paid are the people behind the ...

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VA expands services, facility in Selma

As a fitting celebration of the Veterans Day holiday, the Tuscaloosa Veterans Affairs Medical Center announced the expansion ...

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