Confederate reenactor during a commemoration of the Battle of Selma of 1865

IN GOD WE TRUST

Participants march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge to commemorate Bloody Sunday 1965

 FREEDOM OF SPEECH

PHOTO of Four Freedoms Monument in Madison, Fl RANDY WILLIAMS

A SNAPSHOT OF SELMA, ALABAMA (UPDATED REGULARLY) 8/15/19

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LIFTING THE VEIL OF IGNORANCE

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NEGLECTED CEMETERIES PHOTO GALLERIES

LORENZO HARRISON, SR. CEMETERY CLICK HERE

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COUNCILWOMAN MIA JACKSON INTERVIEW

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SHERIFF MIKE GRANTHUM

FIRST 100 DAYS INTERVIEW

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“REPRESENTING”

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STATE REPRESENATIVE PRINCE CHESTNUT

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS PROM CLICK HERE FOR FULL SCREEN OF VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

SOUTHSIDE PROM PHOTO GALLERY

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Chesterfield scholarships (CLICK HERE FOR STORY)

EVANS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

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JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AWARDS SELMA ONE MILLION DOLLARS

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COURT SERVICES HOLDS GRADUATION

BROWN CHAPEL CELEBRATES MOTHER’S

Former Selma City Council Woman Nancy Sewell,L and her daughter Congresswoman Terri Sewell on Mother’s Day

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

SELMA INTERIM POLICE CHIEF INTERVIEWED BY

RANDY WILLIAMS

8TH ANNUAL JOB FAIR HELD AT WCCS

Selma High Work Force Essentials Class at

Congresswoman Terri Sewells’  Job Fair

LEFT TO RIGHT,  Kenneth Johnson, the Executive Director of Congressional and Public Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Congresswoman Terri Sewell, Sheryl Smedley (Selma Dallas County Center of Commerce), Clark Thomason Jackson (U.S. Chamber of Commerce).

CONGRESSWOMAN TERRI SEWELL RECIEVES AWARD FROM

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE