Temple Mishkan Israel will mark its 125th anniversary with a free community concert on Sunday, Nov. 16, featuring the acclaimed musical duo Lapidus & Myles. Â
Blackbelt Benefit Group’s annual Alabama River Chili Cookoff drew 500 to Selma’s downtown for friendly competition and to raise money for Rise & Recover Selma.
When the temperatures begin to drop, I start to crave warm and cozy dishes that remind me of home. When I was younger, my mom would always prepare a big ol’ pot of chili on those cool nights, and some nights she would prepare her famous chick…
Phoenix Park in Selma, Alabama, came alive on Oct. 18 as artists, students and residents gathered for the second annual Mural Fest. With nine murals underway, including contributions from eight professional artists and the Selma MACAS Mural C…
As someone who loves to cook, there’s nothing quite like the joy of creating a dish that brings smiles to my family’s faces. The sizzle of garlic in a hot pan, the aroma of fresh herbs being chopped and the sizzle of hens roasting in the oven…
Dr. Glenn McPhillips, a retired podiatric surgery specialist in Selma and the Selma Art Guild featured artist for October and November, enjoyed a well-attended art show and reception at the SAG Gallery on Oct. 12.Â
Caramelized Onion & Sun-Dried Tomato Vegan Pasta dish is the perfect, plant-based recipe for those busy weeknights. It’s packed with a ton of flavor and lots of nutritional goodness.
Twenty years ago, an old car dealership in downtown Camden repaired engines. Today, the building repairs something far more intangible – the spirit and economy of Alabama’s Black Belt as home to Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center.
Black Belt Art Treasures and Cultural Center in Camden, Alabama, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an event on Oct. 2. The art gallery and organization offers art classes in schools and at their building in Camden for children and adults. They showcase hundreds of artists over the 20 …
There’s nothing quite like a crisp Caesar salad, but what truly makes it shine is the dressing. While store-bought versions can be convenient, they often come with extra preservatives, too much sodium or unnecessary added sugars. That’s why I…
The sign for Black Belt Art Treasures Cultural Art Center in Camden is being refurbished by the original artists as part of the organization’s 20th anniversary celebration.
Mornings can be busy, especially during the school year. Between packing lunches, getting the kids dressed and rushing out the door, a warm, wholesome breakfast can sometimes feel like an afterthought. That’s why I love having easy, make-ahea…
The Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center (BBTCAC) in Camden has showcased the works of more than 600 Black Belt artists of all mediums of paint, pottery, wood work, basket weaving, one-of-a-kind jewelry and much more since its creation i…
Back-to-school mornings can be chaotic … trying to get everyone dressed, packed and out the door leaves little time for a nutritious breakfast. That’s why I love these Mini Granola Yogurt Cups. They’re quick, satisfying and can be prepped ahe…
Bring on all the carbs … I don’t know about you, but I love pasta. Especially during the fall season. It’s just something about those soft noodles, paired with a cozy, hearty sauce that makes me really happy.
Live HealthSmart, a UAB initiative, provides healthy fact sheets and recipes with the Selma Sun and Black Belt News Network, including the most recent for watermelon salad. See more fact sheets and recipes under Health Matters or at blackbelt…
Whether it be cool superheroes or pretty princesses, choosing the perfect lunch box is often a major life decision for children. However, for parents and guardians, the more pressing decision is what to pack inside. As students prepare to hea…
