The city of Selma and Dallas County are merging their youth baseball and softball programs to better serve the youth that want to play.
“Baseball has been a keystone in our community for years,” Selma Mayor James Perkins Jr. said. “I know our kids are eager to get back on the field and play America’s game.”
Perkins said Selma Park and Recreation Director Dr. Denisha Hendricks is heading up Selma’s effort, and like the sport itself, “it is a true team effort.”
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