Story archive for March 2005

Friday, April 1

• Rare weather event takes out warehouse

• EMA warns of flooding

• Obituaries for Friday, April 1

• BASS tourney postponed

Wednesday, March 30

• Selma City Council deserves our thanks

• Grant may fix Wagon Wheel's water

• Noise still a loud issue

• Special to The Times-Journal

• Battling colorectal cancer

• Obituaries for Wednesday, March 30

• Charges added in killing

• Letter for March 30

• Dr. Louise Jackson Lyon

• Celebrating Doctor's Day

• Sheriff's office open to complaints

• Hornets hold off Chilton Co.

• Hornets avenge loss to Devils

Tuesday, March 29

• Vaughan boasts special nurse

• New superintendent needs solid plan

• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 29

• Council defeats resolution

• Commission agrees to name street for victim

Monday, March 28

• Letters for March 28

Sunday, March 27

• Deacon helps keep church going

• Man accused of shooting at police

• Letters for March 27

• 'Blessed by the Lord': Family finds healing in daughter's birth

• Murder victim honored by memorial service

• Obituaries for Sunday, March 27

• Obituaries for March 28, Saturday

• Volunteers pitch in for EMA

• Superintendent gets ready to start new job

• Letting it roll

• Storm shakes Dallas County

Friday, March 25

• Selma prepares for Easter

• New superintendent named

• MCS girl named Miss Basketball

• CCA dominates Open Door

• Lady Hornets take Selma

Thursday, March 24

• Saints swat Hornets

• Moving Wall will be a moving tribute

• Letters for March 23

• Letters for March 24

• Olympians take the gold medal

• Sweeping Selma clean Easter weekend

• Local author publishes poetry book

• Judson senior to do mission work in tsunami torn south India

• Miss Basketball?

Wednesday, March 23

• Selma talks trash in meeting

• Moving Wall coming to Selma

• Obituaries for Wednesday, March 23

• Man arrested in stabbing

Tuesday, March 22

• It's time for all of Selma to react

• No bond for murder suspects

• Rapist sentenced to 60 years

• Victim might not have been target

• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 22

• CCA gets Raided

• MCS sweeps through WAP tournament

• MMI wins

• Letters for March 22

Monday, March 21

• Obituaries for Monday, March 21

• Teens charged with murder

• Hero gets Purple Heart

• New signs spruce up city streets

• Letters for March 21

• Letters for March 20

Sunday, March 20

• Garbagemen gear up for curbside service

• Local woman promoted to bank officer position

• Ghosts one of event's highlights

• Pilgrimage creates history of its own

• Obituaries for Sunday, March 20

• Alleged treasure hunter pleads guilty

Friday, March 18

• May: Three schools need audit

• Percy Wright Jr.

• Fulfilling his mission

• Meadowview senior experiences mission work

• Making the Grade

• Hurricane Ivan aid more than $4 million

Thursday, March 17

• Edgewood Elementary's "Men in Motion" received some very important information from Mayor James Perkins and Dr. James Mitchell, President of Wallace Community College Selma.

• A clean city will help Selma grow and prosper

• Albert Thurman Velverton Jr.

• Letters to the editor for Thursday, March 17

• Survey: Hiring to increase

• Litter control cleans up Selma's vehicles

Wednesday, March 16

• Selma Police Department

• Police nab teen

• Employee electrocuted at Co-op

• Tally Ho to celebrate and raise money

Tuesday, March 15

• Letters for Tuesday, March 13

• Letters for Tuesday, March 15

• New tax will aid County roads

• Davis said radical changes unnecessary

• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 15

• Grist YMCA team takes title

• Youth arrested in funeral home shooting

Monday, March 14

• Arts Revive show brings artists to town

• Obituaries for Monday, March 14

• Volunteer finds expression through art show

• Locals compete in contest

Sunday, March 13

• Work not over for area leaders on jobs front

• Unemployment finally in single digits

• African Bishop visits St. Paul's

• Program that almost wasn't now a perfect 3-0

• Letters

• Marcher Emma Jackson talks about 'Bloody Sunday'

• Obituaries for Sunday, March 12

Friday, March 11

• Sir Care-A-Lot ready to serve

• Barbara J. Pair McGary

• Bush promotes reform

• Woman shot outside funeral home

Thursday, March 10

• SPD praised for event work

• Peoples Bank gives branch to schools

• Rosemary D. Wilson

• ARC looks to increase blood reserves

Wednesday, March 9

• Andrews' throw, Arnold's blast lead Red Devils past Hornets

• New textbook focuses on civil rights movement

• CHASM gets grant money to hire five new employees

• Man guilty in Perry County robberies

• SCLC march moving forward

• LP expansion means jobs and $14-mil

Tuesday, March 8

• Sex abuse case ends in deal

• Transit project could change the way Selma gets around

• Resolution vote delayed

• Hornets coach leads young team

• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 8

Monday, March 7

• Catherine Gibbs Deavor

• Council to discuss resolution

• Selma man stabbed to death

• Estimate places Jubilee crowd at 10,000

Sunday, March 6

• Thousands turn out for celebration

• Obituaries for Sunday, March 6

• Panthers lose to Greene

• Selma citizens speak about proposed city resolution

• Toddler killed in fire

Friday, March 4

• FBI search ends

• Obituaries for Friday, March 4

• Morgan wins thanks to 'Larry,' patience

• Jubilee begins

• Search continues in slaying

• Leaders: Law unfortunate step for city

Thursday, March 3

• Theater co-owner shot and killed

• MLK footage draws national attention

• Panthers in title game

• Obituaries for Thursday, March 3

• Man convicted in golf club death

Wednesday, March 2

• Obituaries for Monday, Feb. 28

• Grant means better communications

• Selma police are enforcing the codes

• Councilman threatens suit

• Selma nurse accused of theft

• Selma U moves closer to accreditation

• Going all the way?

• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 1

• Selma woman scammed out of $18K

• Obituaries for Wednesday, March 2