Red Cross Executive Officer John Brown (R), seen here with Dallas EMA Director Toya Stiles Crusoe and Selma Mayor James Perkins Jr. on Wednesd…
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Over 1,000 Dallas County residents were displaced by the Jan. 12 tornado, Red Cross Executive Officer John Brown said Wednesday.
After the debris is cleared out, two real estate scholars at The University of Alabama said that the push to build the city back better after …
After surviving the forces of nature, Selma’s poorest residents must now face the cold realities of the real estate market.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall gives tips on hiring contractors and pledges to prosecute unscrupulous contractors and looters at a ne…
Unscrupulous contractors and looters will be prosecuted “to the fullest extent of the law,” Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said in a …
Miss Minnie Sue's Cottage was damaged.
If you live in one of the historic homes that was damaged in the tornado, don't throw away any debris that came from your home.
$40 million was recently awarded by the state for road improvement projects throughout the state, including Black Belt Counties.
Cleaning and other supplies are available from the Red Cross at Selma High School.