After 37 years of exceptional service with Rountree Electric Supply Co., Robert Edwards, Jr. has officially retired.

The Selma community is mourning the death of Jo Ann Bland, a civil rights icon and a co-founder of the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute who died on Thursday, Feb. 19, at the age of 72.

Post 3016 is hosting its Veterans Helping Veterans event on Thursday, Feb. 26, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the VFW, 299 Kingsbend Road in Selma.

Dallas County resident Donald Shumate is on a mission to raise nearly half a million dollars to reclaim a dream more than 20 ...

The Edmundite Missions Center for Workforce Development has recently announced the return of its annual program, the Edmundite Missions Business Institute for Entrepreneurship.

One of the remarkable things about our wonderful town is her capacity to welcome folks from all over the world.

Long before Old Cahawba earned its reputation as a “ghost town,” it was a place filled with promise. When the U.S. began preparing for Alabama’s transition from territory to statehood, the meeting ...

Organizers for the Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee and the Selma to Montgomery Foundation gathered at the foot of the Edmund ...

The Selma and Dallas County community gathered on Thursday, Feb. 12, for a special Lunch at the Library to celebrate the book ...

Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday, Feb. 12, signed the Child Predator Death Penalty Act. One of the governor’s top priorities this legislative session, the new law provides the strongest legal protection for ...

U.S. Army First Lt. Charles Adams came home to Selma after bloody WWI battles determined to seek the same freedom for his people that he had fought for overseas.

For California native Sara Smith, the semester she attended Tuscaloosa’s Stillman College in 1965 was a transformative experience.