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Children deserve safe places to play

One of my favorite activities as a child was playing softball. I couldn’t wait until the weather warmed ...

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Life is like a dried up gourd

Southerners try and compare life to all sorts of things in metaphors. Some southerners say life is just ...

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It’s time to get rid of the worms

An old story tells of a desert nomad who awakened hungry in the middle of the night. He ...

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Busy week honoring our students

By Larry Stover Pastor of Praise Park Ministries Church of the Nazarene The media has been covering several ...

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Awards are nice but not our mission

Quite often, I get a comment or two about how much transition we have in our newsroom, especially ...

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Expect the unexpected on the job

Some days when I wake up in the morning I know what to expect from my work day. ...

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Looking for Selma to drive

I finally did something Monday I had been putting off for months. I changed my license plate tag ...

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Ticketing loud noise could help

At Tuesday’s Selma City Council meeting the council members discussed the ongoing vicious cycle of code enforcement’s enforcement. ...

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Evil can affect even the best of us

By Joseph Rembert Pastor of New Beginnings Christian Center   It has been difficult to ignore the question ...

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New laws hindering education

First, they cut the DROP program (but not before they got their own payout from it). Then they ...

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Accountability Act is all about the money

By David Colston Last week, the Legislature could have had the opportunity to finally have the debate on ...

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A tribute to Christian motherhood

By Larry Stover There is a lot of confusion these days about motherhood. This has become one of ...

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Celebrate your mom this week

This weekend is a time to remember how amazing and special your mom is. And I’m not talking ...

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Jane Moore, an inspiration to all

Many acts of kindness and compassion in Selma go practically unnoticed by most of us. Selma is blessed ...

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Violence, drugs still a problem

The smell of marijuana was unmistakable. Bags of cocaine and pot, stacks of one-hundred dollar bills, several high-power ...

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