Selma Housing Authority celebrates Mardi Gras at Felix Heights Complex

Published 2:32 pm Sunday, February 23, 2020

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The Selma Housing Authority held a Mardi Gras celebration at its Felix Heights Apartment Complex Area.

The Selma High band and various political figures did a lap around the apartment area.

Dallas County Commissioner Curtis Williams, Dallas County Circuit Court Judge Collins A. Pettaway, Selma Attorney Brandon Wooten and former Selma High Girls basketball coach Anthony Harris participated in the small parade, giving out beads, moon pies and assorted candies to residents.

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SHA Executive Director Kennard Randolph said it was a pleasure celebrating a popular event with one of the four apartment complexes. The SHA’s other housing complexes are GWC, Valley Creek and Rangedale.

“It’s great to bring excitement to one of our housing areas,” Randolph said. “We wanted them to have fun.”

Rev. Lawrence Wofford of the Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF) also attended the celebration.