Editorials

City needs passionate, hard working tourism director

Tourism in Selma generates more money than any industry in the area — in fact it rakes in millions because the money turns over in ... Read more

New Live Oak has come alive

New Live Oak Cemetery is a place of rest for hundreds who are buried there — but for the hundreds in the city that want ... Read more

Monument problems go on and on

This is not about the debacle that is the ongoing soap opera of a Confederate monument sitting squarely in the middle of a city cemetery. ... Read more

Police stay diligent in finding suspects

While three suspects remain at large, one more suspect in the Hardie Avenue shootings has been arrested as Kenyada Dukes turned himself into authorities Thursday. ... Read more

Selma will benefit from preservation tax credits

As of Thursday, cities in Alabama, like Selma will be able to reap monetary benefits of rehabilitating old, historic homes and buildings. The passage of ... Read more

More Articles

  1. Area rescue teams should practice more safety drills
  2. Community shows great support for Cahaba Mental Health
  3. Finally a permanent medical clinic to serve all uninsured
  4. Jean Martin was an inspiration
  5. City takes measures to ensure history is preserved | 1 comment
  6. It’s time to say enough is enough
  7. Use program to stop thieves
  8. Official dispells reporting | 1 comment
  9. Code enforcement cases seem to get lost in the shuffle | 2 comments
  10. Sessions takes stand on catfish
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