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‘An exciting corner’: Look on Lauderdale part of street’s growing business district

Ann Murray first opened Look at 118 Lauderdale St. in May of 2018. There, she has been finding, ...

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A city of art: Ӱmurals bring city’s story to life

Over the past few years, the streets of Ӱhave become much more colorful as local non-profit groups ...

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‘I absolutely love big, beautiful Selma’

Matthew Rhaheem Smith III – familiar to most through his social media moniker of “Rhaheem ‘LivingTheLife’ Smith, under ...

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The Lady from Dallas: Hattie Hooker Wilkins a forgotten champion of voting rights in Selma

The story of Ӱand Dallas County’s role in American democracy is well-known – local activists, students and ...

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Family opens video game arcade in ӰMall

The Towns’ family love for Ӱruns deep. Lyvonia Rivers-Towns and her husband, Roosevelt Towns Jr., officially opened ...

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“Why I Love Selma” – Carl Bowline

For Carl Bowline, Ӱwas always home – his grandparents lived in Ӱthroughout his life and raised ...

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Brick by brick: Henry Brick building on 75-year legacy

Winding one’s way through the labyrinth of industrial machinery that covers nearly every inch of the plants behind ...

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Comradery amongst artists, ӰArt Guild inspires one another while promoting the arts

The ӰArt Guild has been a part of the Queen City’s art scene for 50 years. Cam ...

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Made with Love: Peggy Williamson sells her signature cookies to Selma

Peggy Williamson has operated her consignment store, The Clothes Line, since 1982. Williamson has been selling clothes to ...

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Engineering a Family legacy: Meredith Hogg-Stone continues family tradition

The expectations of continuing a family business can be a huge burden for some. Meredith Hogg-Stone embraced her ...

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Why I Love Ӱ– Optimistic volunteer

Optimism and excitement about her adopted hometown of Ӱflows from Becky Youngblood like the water rolls through ...

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Valley Grande resident creates custom dog houses

By day, Bill Blackmon performs industrial maintenance at Seoyon E-Hwa Interior Systems in Selma. But the minute Blackmon ...

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Dobbs shares efforts, mission at non-profit

Each morning, before the doors open at Safe Harbor Women’s Medical Center, Executive Director Jennifer Dobbs gathers in ...

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Katasha Turner is a rare female Athletic Director in Alabama

Katasha Turner continues a unique tradition at ӰHigh School. Turner is a first-year Athletic Director at Selma ...

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Gindlesberger opens woodworking business

Sam Gindlesberger is making his mark in the Queen City with his woodworking business Live Oaks Woodworking. His ...

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