Opinion

Leaders encouraged to find more ways to attract visitors

It’s no secret that tourism is one of Selma’s strongest industries. Between large events like the annual Jubilee Bridge Crossing and the Battle of Selma, ... Read more

Magic of Selma at the ball

I absolutely love living in Old Town for the simple fact that it can sometimes feel like I am living in a different time period ... Read more

Cracking down on loud music

It’s difficult to share a peaceful evening with your family when driving down your street is a car blasting loud, often vulgar, music. This has ... Read more

Give more attention to the good news

We should always welcome solutions for improvement because blame is a flame that lights up no solution. The positive thing people do in the time ... Read more

Residents encouraged to give, invest in the arts

It’s no secret that there is a blossoming arts community in Selma and throughout the Black Belt. With our large oak trees draped in Spanish ... Read more

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  5. Learning from our gruesome past will help our future
  6. City girl learns from the country
  7. Extend a welcoming hand to those in Selma this weekend
  8. Touching stories at the library
  9. Vandalism at Sportsplex a hit against what’s right at home
  10. Schools need tough teachers
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Top of the Morning

Free smartphones — sorta

The New York Times reports American Eagle Outfitters is offering free smart phones to anyone who tries on a pair of jeans between July 21 ... Read more

Letters to the Editor

Faith in fellow man restored

Dear Editor, I live on the somewhat busy Summerfield Road. Today as I was heading into town to the Memorial Service of a friend’s son, ... Read more