The Official 2020 Guide to Selma and Dallas County
GUIDE 2020
The Selma and Dallas County CHAMBER of Commerce and Tourism Information
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ALABAMA RIVER RIVERVIEW ST About Us Inform 6 Welcome to Selma Experience 8 Chamber Info & Programs 10 Chamber Staff & Board 12 Historic Districts 14 Bicentennial Celebration 16 What We Love 18 The Battle of Selma 20 Marching Forward 22 Valley Grande 24 Historic Downtown Walking Tour Advocate
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Centre for Commerce Building houses the Selma and Dallas County Chamber of Commerce Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Publisher 912 Selma Avenue Selma and Dallas County (334) 875-7241 Chamber of Commerce and (800) 45-SELMA (7-3562) Tourism Informations Executive Director Sheryl Z. Smedley Content Kathy King
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FFECTIONATELY KNOWN AS “QUEEN CITY OF THE BLACKBELT,” Selma and her people welcome you with open arms and warm hearts. Here you will find the largest historic district in Alabama - more than 1,200 historic structures, landmark sites of the nation’s Voting Rights Movement and Civil War, outdoor adventures, and evenA haunts - including “Alabama’s Most Famous Ghost Town,” Old Cahawba just a short drive away. Audio tours are available throughout the city. 75 historic sites feature a Listen and Learn plaque, which allows you to hear details about each landmark. We invite you to see sights and spend the night in one of the state’s most historic cities!
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6 www.selmaalabama.com J.D. Henry founded Henry Brick Company in 1945 with one goal in mind: to take the rich clay of central Alabama and produce brick of unmatched beauty and unsurpassed quality. For over seventy years, family-owned Henry Brick has defined the brick maker’s art, and its uniquely beautiful product line is renowned throughout the Southern, Eastern and Midwestern United States. www.henrybrick.com
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HE SELMA AND DALLAS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND TOURISM INFORMATION, or more simply, The Chamber, is dedicated to helping our area thrive. The Chamber is active in our community in a vast array of ways, but critical to every Chamber function are our relationships. You are the key to making our community and our small businessesT stronger than ever before. Be our partner as we chart a course to the future of Selma and The Selma and Dallas Dallas County, Alabama. As an advocate for all businesses, small and large, the Chamber invites you to join our team of over County Chamber 300 enthusiastic community partners working together to showcase Selma and Dallas County’s businesses of Commerce is and quality of life. The Chamber of Commerce is located in the Centre for Commerce building along with the Economic a member-driven Development Authority. Synergies have developed between these organizations with the common goal of organization that has improving Selma and Dallas County. The mission of the Selma and Dallas County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism information worked to support the is to connect local stakeholders, inform our members and the community, advocate on behalf of our businesses in Selma membership, develop us both culturally and economically, and to widely promote our region. and Dallas County for more than 165 years.
Since its inception, BUTTONHOLE LUNCH & LEARNS the Chamber has been BREAKFASTS Workshops feature a wide variety of topics These events cover a diverse array of that are helpful for anyone involved with in the forefront of informative topics over familiar breakfast a business, from owners and managers to fostering progress, staples. Get in touch with us to learn about entry-level employees. These programs also sponsorship opportunities, we can make the provide networking opportunities with other initiating programs, event as large or as small as you like! businesses and a complimentary lunch. and establishing proactive goals for BUSINESS AFTER HOURS GROUNDBREAKINGS our community. Interested in giving customers and community When commerce is coming to Selma, the members a preview of a brand new space? Or Chamber is here to host a Groundbreaking maybe you would like to show off your newest Ceremony and start generating some product? We will work with you to schedule a community buzz. laid back, upscale evening event to suit your every need. RIBBON-CUTTINGS/ 60 MINUTE COFFEES GRAND OPENINGS Get the rush started early with caffeine Once the last brick is placed and the mortar and fellowship. Let us handle the details of has set, the Chamber will rally the community planning and promoting your event. You just to come back and cut the ribbon, letting show up, sip coffee, network, and grow. patrons know that you are open for business.
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8 www.selmaalabama.com ANNUAL GOLF TROY UNIVERSITY HUNTINGTON The Selma and Dallas County Chamber of TOURNAMENT Commerce and Troy University established COLLEGE ECONOMIC More than 100 golfers participated in April a partnership providing active Chamber to support the Chamber, reconnect with AND COMMUNITY members and their employees a 10 percent friends and enjoy a day out of the office. scholarship on tuition costs (classroom DEVELOPMENT The tournament is the only fundraiser and online) and access to the Troy benefitting the Chamber, and proceeds from SCHOLARS PROGRAM the annual event go toward the operation of University Corporate Achiever Scholarship. Planned in partnership with and sponsored the Chamber and its many programs. This scholarship, when awarded, can by the CCCA, the EDAA, and the Alabama provide full-time employees pursuing Department of Commerce, the Selma and CELEBRATION OF an undergraduate degree up to four free Dallas County chamber of Commerce WOMEN SHAPING OUR classes, and those pursuing a graduate sponsored a rising senior to participate in degree up to three free classes. A primary this ECDS program. Eligible students who COMMUNITY goal of the program is to help develop the have a 3.4 GPA or above and submitted a This annual signature event recognizes workforce needed to sustain growth and 300-500 word essay to the Selma Chamber women from all walks of life, whose create new business opportunities across qualified. This 3 day experience, allowed contributions have helped shape the region. scholars to return to their hometown with communities throughout Selma and a great understanding of how business Dallas County. SHRED IT DAY and community leaders work together to approve the quality of life for their area. In partnership with ASE Credit Union, Twenty-five rising high school seniors LOCAL TOURS the Chamber offered a solution to proper participated across the state. Black Heritage Field Trip Tours in disposal of sensitive documents. At no cost, partnership with the City of Selma Office citizens and small business owners had the of Planning and Development, coordinates opportunity to bring their documents to the area schools’ 4th grade students to tour Centre for Commerce parking lot to shred historic civil rights sites during February Black History Month. out dated, personal documents and other Audio Tours are offered by the Chamber forms FREE. In addition, the shredded where visitors and locals, alike, can visit material is recycled which is good for the area attractions and learn about the environment. history. Simply pick up a brochure from the Chamber, locate the “Audio tour” signage in SMALL BUSINESS front of each stop, and dial in to be taken SATURDAY to another time. As an American Express Neighborhood Self-Guided Tours are also housed at the Champion, the Chamber helps coordinate Chamber. Whether you are looking to the national Small Business Saturday stroll beneath the moss of Old Live Oak campaign here, locally. The Chamber Cemetery or march in the footsteps of giants along MLK St., brochures and distributes promotional items, connects pamphlets for these self-guided tours are our members to campaign resources, and available upon request. employs a broad social media blitz to Direct Auto Insurance Guided Tours are offered by several local advocate for our many fine local retailers. tour companies and individuals. Give us a call or send us an e-mail and we will get you AIDT connected today. Alabama Industrial Development Training works in partnership with the Chamber to ALABAMA SBDC provide quality workforce education and NETWORK expanding opportunities for employees to enhance their career. Alabama Small Business Development Center-The UA Culverhouse College of Business collaborates with the Chamber to spread entrepreneurial spirit throughout rural Alabama by effective training, education, communication and research. Katherine Zobre, Business Advisor.
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SELMA AND DALLAS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND TOURISM INFORMATION
SHERYL Z. SMEDLEY Executive Director [email protected]
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(334) 875-7142 www.selmaalabama.com The Chamber staff 912 Selma Avenue and board advocate Selma, AL 36701 for the needs of the business community, fostering growth. 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TOMEKO L. MCPHILLIPS CARRIE BEARDEN EDIE JONES Chair Cahaba Center for Mental Cougar Oil Company Family Footcare, LLC Health JUDY MCKINNEY JOHNNY E. MOSS, II JOHNNY CLEMENTS Orrville Farmer’s Market, Inc Past Chair PNC Bank Wallace Community College WAYNE MIDDLEBROOKS Selma KIM COGLE Marion Bank and Trust Vaughan Community Health Company ARTHUR MCLEAN Services Chair-Elect JACKIE SMITH International Paper KANDICE COLLINS The Coffee Shoppe Breakfast UAB Selma Family Medicine GERALD A. ANDERSON, II, BRUCE TILL DMD HARRIETT L. FOSTER Trustmark National Bank Retired Pioneer Electric Cooperative GERALD WORTHINGTON MAEGAN AUSTIN JEFF HARRISON Bush Hog Vaughan Regional Medical Selma Area Food Bank Center CLIFFORD HUNTER MAX BAGGETT Selma Career Center Edward Jones Investments
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12 www.selmaalabama.com 1. Centre for Commerce Building WATER AVENUE HISTORIC DISTRICT 912 Selma Ave. Centered on Downtown Selma’s Water Avenue, this district is primarily commercial in nature 2. Sturdivant Hall Museum with examples of Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, and 713 Mabry St. Renaissance Revival styles across 47 contributing properties. The Historic St. James Hotel is 3. Old Live Oak Cemetery located in this district. 110 Dallas Ave. 4. Dallas County Courthouse 105 Lauderdale St. OLD TOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT 5. Edmund Pettus Bridge This district encompasses the major residential portion of 19th Century Selma along with Water Ave. & Broad St. some early public and commercial spaces. Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Gothic Revival, 6. National Voting Rights Museum Victorian, Shotgun, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, Renaissance Revival, and Classical 6 US 80 E Revival styles can be seen across 513 contributing properties. 7. N.P.S. Selma Interpretive Center 2 Broad St. 8. St. James Hotel 1200 Water Ave. ICE HOUSE HISTORIC DISTRICT 9. Old Depot Museum The Ice House District is a neighborhood of quaint wood-frame and brick residences housing 4 MLK Jr. St. mixed-income families along lush, tree-lined streets. Examples of Tudor Revival, American 10. Brown Chapel AME Church Craftsman, Colonial Revival, and other early 20th century residential styles can be seen 410 MLK Jr. St. across 213 contributing properties. 11. First Baptist Church 709 MLK Jr. St. RIVERVIEW HISTORIC DISTRICT 12. Selma Welcome Center The Riverview District, high atop the bluffs of the Alabama River, is indicative of turn-of- 14 Broad St. the-century working and middle class prosperity. The district includes examples of Tudor 13. Selma City Hall Revival, Colonial Revival, American Craftsman, and several Queen Anne styles (Stick, 222 Broad St. Eastlake, and Shingle) that are showcased across 204 contributing properties. 14. Carneal Cultural Arts Center 3 Church St.
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HE BICENTENNIAL FOR DALLAS COUNTY WAS TCELEBRATED IN 2018. The Bicentennial celebration for the State of Alabama is 2019 and for the City of Selma will be in 2020. Selma and Dallas County boast a rich, multilayered history that has shaped not only the state, but the fabric of America. For the past 200 years, we consider our area’s role in Native American heritage, Frontier Alabama and Early Statehood, the Civil War, the Reconstruction Era, the Women’s Suffrage Movement, the nation’s military superiority, the Voting and Civil Rights Movement, robust reuse of historic structures, and the 21st century of Alabama. It is recognized that the Bicentennial provides a unique opportunity to reflect on our past with an eye toward the future.
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CONFEDERATE CHRONICLES HAUNTS & HAINTS Selma was one of the major munitions manufacturers for the With more than a century of history predating the Civil War, Selma Confederacy in the Civil War, making it a prime Union target and has more than its fair share of historic sites that are also haunted. the location of some serious battles. View 13 Dallas County sites on the Alabama Ghost Trail and take the self-guided Ghost Tour. Visit in late October, and participate in the STREET SCENES Haunted History Tour weekend featuring Selma and Old Cahawba. All along Historic Water Avenue, you’ll find sites of significance to But don’t get too frightened. While their tales may send a shiver up both the Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement, including the your spine, Selma’s “ghosts” are all friendly famous Edmund Pettus Bridge and the beginning of the Selma to Montgomery Trail, the Songs of Selma Park and the Bridge Tender’s OUTDOOR ADVENTURES House. Sitting on the banks of the Alabama River and surrounded by forests and fields teeming with wildlife, Selma offers an abundance BIGGER & BETTER of outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing opportunities to Take the “Windshield Tour” through Selma’s Old Town Historic fulfill any sportsman’s dreams. Try your luck at the Dallas County District and view over 1,250 designated historic structures in the State Public state’s largest contiguous Historic District. Fishing Lake, a 100-acre gem offering excellent fishing year round. HOLY GROUND FARM FRESHNESS Some of the loveliest examples of Selma’s Get it while it’s good! Delicious, healthy, architectural variety and skill can be observed in the many old homegrown fruits and veggies are for sale every Tuesday, Thursday churches scattered throughout the city, most still in use today. Take and Saturday from early May until the end of December at the a self-guided tour. And find glory, humor and tenderness in the Farmer’s Market at Bloch Park. stories told by gravestones at Old Live Oak Cemetery. SOARING ARTISTRY CIVIL RIGHTS STORIES Selma was declared the Butterfly Capital A century after the Civil War, Selma made of Alabama in 1982, and the many five foot history again as the site of some of the most infamous events in butterflies all around town honor this the Civil Rights Movement including “Bloody Sunday” and the fact. The butterflies were decorated by over 40 local artists, and successful Selma-to-Montgomery March, led by Dr. Martin Luther each different winged work of art reflects the artist’s and sponsors’ King Jr. individual imaginations.
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To Montgomery > YOUNG ST SATTERFIELD ST Selma ALABAMA RIVER RIVERVIEW ST troops in the Battle of Ebenezer Church. Forrest fell back 18 miles to Selma, where he put his few hundred cavalry veterans and 3,000 untried militiamen, spread thinly in the 3.5 miles of earthworks HE CIVIL WAR started in the spring of 1861 and lasted surrounding the city. Then on the evening of April 2, Wilson 4 years until the spring of 1865. When Abraham Lincoln succeeded in his mission, destroying the arsenals and much of Selma was elected President of the United States in 1860, 11 in his siege. southern states seceded from the Union and declared Selma’s Old Live Oak Cemetery, listed on the National Register Tthemselves the Confederate States of America (CSA). The Civil War of Historic Places, is the final resting place for many Civil War had begun and battles raged at multiple sites. In early 1865, Union soldiers and the Confederate Memorial. Other prominent Selmians Military authorities turned their eyes toward Selma as it was home are interred in this beautiful, historic cemetery including William to a bustling military industrial complex. As a major munitions Rufus King, John Tyler Morgan, Benjamin Sterling Turner, Edmund manufacturer for the Confederacy, Selma played a prominent role in Winston Pettus, and many more. the conflict’s most contested struggles; evidence of that role can still Today, 150 years later, you can watch this historic event literally be seen and felt today at several of Selma’s historic sites. come alive as hundreds of dedicated Civil War re-enactors re-create In 1865, the resources supporting the Confederacy were wearing the sights and sounds of the Civil War and every tragic turn of the thin and the Naval Ordnance Works, Army Arsenal, and Selma’s Battle of Selma. Be sure to visit some of the historic sites that Navy Shipyard were the South’s last chance for continued resistance. survived Wilson’s Raid and the museums that pay homage to this The beginning of 1865 saw the siege of Richmond tighten and the moment in our nation’s history. launch of Union General James H. Wilson’s Raid to destroy the production facilities in Selma, Alabama. His only obstacle would be the son of a poverty-stricken backwoods blacksmith, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, who had never lost a battle. The Confederacy’s shortage of men and supplies, however, had taken a frightening toll on Forrest’s command. While setting up a defensive position in his front, Forrest sent his veteran troops to attack the rear of Wilson’s column. Wilson, however, intercepted a dispatch containing Forrest’s plans and used the information to isolate and delay the raiding party. On April 1, Wilson attacked and overran Forrest’s inexperienced
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HE CIVIL RIGHTS Movement is sometimes called The Civil Rights Struggle for a very good reason. After decades of oppression, it took years of peaceful protest in the face of violent opposition to finally achieve voting rights for African Americans. Much of the struggle Ttook place in and around Selma, including one of its seminal moments, the Selma to Montgomery March. In 1965, hundreds of voting rights advocates, both black and white, set off on foot to Montgomery to the Capitol Building to take their grievances right to Governor George Wallace’s doorstep. Smaller protest marches had been held in the months prior, and on February 18 in nearby Marion, police shot 26-year- old Jimmie Lee Jackson who was protecting his mother and grandfather from assault. His senseless death motivated the Selma to Montgomery March. On March 7, Reverend Hosea Williams and John Lewis stepped from the pulpit of Brown Chapel Church and led a group of 600 toward Montgomery. After just six blocks, when they crossed the now infamous Edmund Pettus Bridge over the Alabama River, Sheriff Jim Clark’s deputies and state troop- ers dispatched by Gov. Wallace attacked the group with nightsticks and tear gas, injuring dozens. The scene was caught on film and broadcast on television networks across America. National leaders and the rest of the country saw first-hand how intense the struggle had become. The event came to be known as “Bloody Sunday.” The violence stopped the marchers’ first attempt, but they would not be silenced or stopped for good. Two weeks later, under the protection of Ala- bama National Guardsmen and Army troops, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. set off again from Selma and marched along U.S. Hwy. 80 to the capital city. They walked during the day and slept in the fields at night, covering the 54 miles between Selma and Montgomery in four days and gathering without incident in front of the State Capitol. By that time the crowd was 25,000 strong. The murder of Viola Liuzzo, a 39-year-old mother of five from Detroit who was shot while shuttling marchers back to Selma, finally spurred Presi- dent Lyndon Johnson to push the Voting Rights Bill through Congress. After Johnson signed the 1965 Voting Rights Act on August 6, some 7,000 African Americans registered to vote in Dallas County and defeated the segregationist sheriff who had led the “Bloody Sunday” attack. The ultimate success of the Civil Rights Movement came on the backs of regular citizens fighting the powers that be and is resounding proof of what ordinary people can do when fighting a righteous cause.
20 www.selmaalabama.com Walk in the footsteps of the brave men and women who fought for equal rights and experience the emotion and courage of the Civil Rights Movement by visiting these historic sites in Selma.
SELMA TO MONTGOMERY TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL: 1431 Broad St. When civil rights activists from the Southern Christian SELMA INTERPRETIVE CENTER Leadership Conference were trying to find a church to host 2 Broad St, (334) 872-0509 Selma’s first mass meeting, Rev. Louis L. Anderson offered The National Historic Trail begins at Brown Chapel AME Tabernacle as the place. This gesture enabled Tabernacle to Church and ends some 54 miles to the east at the State Capitol play a significant role in the struggle for racial equality in in Montgomery. A bust of Dr. King is in front of the church. Selma. Other churches followed its example and the Movement VOTING RIGHTS TRAIL became a reality in Selma. INTERPRETIVE CENTER JACKSON HOME AND MUSEUM The National Park Service center at the midpoint of the trail 1416 Lapsley Ave., (404) 792-0666 displays photographs and memorabilia. Located on U.S. 80, The Jackson Home became the official residence for social and between mile markers 105 and 106 in White Hall in Lowndes human rights leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., County. Ambassador Andrew J. Young, Dr. Ralph Bunche and others in the planning of The Selma to Montgomery March. The home EDMUND PETTUS BRIDGE is listed on The Alabama Historical Register and The National The Edmund Pettus Bridge is where “a sea of blue” law Register of Historic Places. enforcement officers attacked marchers with tear gas and nightsticks on “Bloody Sunday,” March 7, 1965. Visitors can MORE NEARBY walk across one of the most recognized symbols of the Civil Safe House Black History Museum in Greensboro Rights Movement. USA Weekend includes the bridge, along 2401 Davis St, (334) 624-2030 or (334) 624-4228 with Ellis Island, Jamestown and the Lincoln Memorial, This house provided a safe haven for Dr. Martin Luther King among the “ten historic landmarks that bear proud witness to Jr. from Ku Klux Klansmen during the Civil Rights era. See our nation’s enduring freedoms.” The bridge was declared a newspapers, photos, an 1860 slave auction document and National Historic Landmark in 2013. cement imprints of the hands of Lewis Black, founder of the Hale County Civil Improvement League, one of the first civil NATIONAL VOTING RIGHTS rights groups in the country.
MUSEUM & INSTITUTE Lowndes County Interpretive Center on 6 US 80 E, (334) 526-4340 The Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail This museum showcases items and participants’ stories related (334) 877-1984 to the voting rights movement. Guides share their personal www.nps.gov/semo/ recollections of events.
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WHEN TRAVELING NORTH OF SELMA, people will notice a small community with open land, hills with trees, and many houses scattered along the way. There is a volunteer fire department, beautiful churches, and various businesses. When most people hear of Valley Grande, many are not familiar with its name. In 1821, Valley Grande was known to be an area given to Dr. George Phillips by the Federal government. Phillips had built a three-storied home that was called Grand View. During the Civil War, this spectacular home was burned to the ground by Wilson’s Raiders. However, once people moved to the area throughout the years, it was soon called Valley Grande. This community includes “Sum- merfield,” who was named after a Methodist preacher, John Summerfield, and Ocmulgee. As of 2017, the population of Valley Grande has 3,713 residents. These residents support their businesses and love the people in the area. Valley Grande is popular for several different reasons. People visit the community on a daily basis for the great food at restaurants like R & B Barbecue or Valley Grande Mexican Restaurant. Dave’s Market is a popular grocery store. In addition, the area has its fan food and convenience, it also has fun and relaxation. With all the open space in Valley Grande, there are places to play golf, go on a picnic, play baseball, or go to the pool. The Valley Grande Golf Course has a beautiful green and after playing on the course, there is comfort food available at Tin Cup. Even if you are not a big golfer, take a day to exercise at the Valley Grande City Park. The park has a nice and peaceful walking area with a playground in the center. Also, the park has an area for families to bring picnic lunches and throw parties or reunions at the site. Summers in Valley Grande are normally busy and fun for this community. If people are not attending Valley Grande City Park, kids and families will be next door at the Valley Grande Sports Complex, or down the road at the Valley Grande Pool. The community has a tight bond with each other and helping one another. They support businesses and believe there is no place like home.
22 www.selmaalabama.com Orrville:Orrville: Wherewhere living is living easy is easy
OMMUNITY MEANS very different things all over the world, but in Orrville, Alabama community means appreciat- ing your neighbor and celebrating rural heritage.C With around 200 residents, Orrville holds the distinction of being the smallest incorporated municipality in the State of Alabama, but make no mistake, this tiny rural enclave has much to offer. Orrville was founded by a man on a mission; James Franklin Orr. In 1842, he began to purchase adjacent plots of land for the development of a flourishing industrial town. At the center of this town, Orr appointed a town square complete with a deep well and watering trough for weary travelers and their animals. Today, Orrville is a quaint, rural community that boasts gorgeous homes in Greek Revival, Fed- eral, Victorian, Queen Anne, and Craftsman archi- tectural styles, including one of the finest examples of rural Queen Anne architecture in America. Ad- ditionally, Orrville plays host to the West Dallas Antique Tractor Show each November. This event draws thousands to marvel at the machinery and lifestyle of a bygone era and to visit one of the hun- dreds of vendors selling a little bit of everything. No trip to Orrville would be complete without a stop by the Orrville Farmer’s Market. Opened in Fall of 2016, this precious store features all the modern amenities in a truly authentic atmosphere, complete with a wide variety of antiques and rural artifacts. Not only do they have some of the fresh- est local produce and hand-made goods around, but you can also find the perfect gift for any occa- ORRVILLE FARMER’S MARKET sion or even get yourself a hot lunch!
ORRVILLE MALE ACADEMY RURAL LIFESTYLE IN ORRVILLE
20 www.selmaalabama.com Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 23 JL CHESTNUT JR BLVD
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24 www.selmaalabama.com A. CITY HALL The City Hall was completed in 1976 on the former site of the old Hotel Albert. It was designed to reflect the historical architecture of downtown Selma. B. COUNTY COURTHOUSE The Dallas County Courthouse was originally a Neo-Classic building built in 1910. In 1965, protesters from Brown Carneal Arts Revive Chapel AME Church marched down Alabama Avenue to the Dallas County F. EDMUND PETTUS J. FIRST BAPTIST Courthouse in an effort to register to vote. BRIDGE CHURCH The Edmund Winston Pettus Bridge was First Baptist Church, constructed in 1894 C. VAUGHAN- erected in 1939 and was named after the in the Gothic Revival style by a local SMITHERMAN MUSEUM U.S. Senator Edmund Winston Pettus. black architect, Dave Benjamin West. It is The Vaughan-Smitherman Museum was This is also the scene of the Selma- considered one of the most architecturally originally constructed by the Masonic to-Montgomery March in 1965. The significant late-19th-century black churches Order to house a school; later it was used demonstrations that occurred here led to in the state. It played a pivotal role in the as a Confederate hospital, courthouse the U.S. Voting Rights Act of 1965. Selma marches that helped lead to the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. and regional hospital. It was the first G. SELMA African-American hospital in Selma. Now K. STURDIVANT HALL a museum, it houses a medical museum, INTERPRETIVE CENTER WWI and WWII uniforms along with The Selma Interpretive Center serves MUSEUM Sturdivant Hall, also known as the Watts- Confederate papers including a pardon as the Welcome Center for the Selma to Parkman-Gillman Home, is a historic Greek issued by President Abraham Lincoln four Montgomery National Historic Trail, which Revival antebellum mansion. Completed days before his assassination. was established by Congress in 1996 to in 1856, it was designed by Thomas Helm commemorate the events, people and route Lee for Colonel Edward T. Watts. It was of the 1965 Voting Rights March. The D. ARTSREVIVE added to the National Register of Historic A grand old building, The Carneal Building Center is owned by the City of Selma and is Places on January 18, 1973, due to its has been at the end of Water Avenue for operated by the National Park Service. architectural significance. many years. ArtsRevive purchased the H. OLD DEPOT building in 2008 and started renovations. L. LIVE OAK CEMETERY The building now offers office space, areas MUSEUM Live Oak Cemetery was purchased by the for art shows, art workshops and other The Old Depot Museum is an 1891 red Township of Selma in 1829 and named community needs. brick building that was once West Selma Graveyard. The newer section known as the L&N Railroad Station. It of the cemetery grounds was purchased in E. WATER AVENUE now houses an impressive collection of 1877 and combined with the older section Historic Water Avenue is the historical historic treasures gathered from the days to form Live Oak Cemetery. riverfront street of Selma. The Selma of the pre-historic Indians who lived in the Times-Journal, the local newspaper, is region, to the time before and after the Civil housed in an Italianate Victorian storefront War and up through America’s early days building typical of the early 1870s. This of the Civil Rights Movement. newspaper has been published continually since 1828. I. BROWN CHAPEL A.M.E Brown Chapel AME Church, with its imposing twin towers and Romanesque Revival styling, was built in 1908 by a black builder—of whom little is known—Mr. A.J. Farley. Both the building and the members of Brown Chapel AME Church played pivotal roles in the Selma marches that helped lead to the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. City Hall Dallas County Courthouse
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AnnualEvents
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JANUARY MARCH HISTORIC U.S. HI-WAY 80 MORGAN ACADEMY DEER BRIDGE CROSSING YARD SALE HUNT JUBILEE [email protected] Registration required. www.selmajubilee.com www.hunt.morganacademy.com LITTLE FRIENDS FISH ALABAMA RIVER FRY FUNDRAISER CHILI COOKOFF St. Paul’s Little Friends School Sponsored by Leadership (334) 875-1354 Selma-Dallas County. (334) 875-7241 ROCK ‘N’ RIBS BENEFIT Sponsored by Blackbelt ANNUAL HISTORIC Benefit Group. SELMA PILGRIMAGE Admission charged. Admission charged. www.blackbeltbenefitgroup.com www.selmapilgrimage.com APRIL APRIL WALKING TOURS Free one-hour guided walking Bridge Crossing Jubilee tours the first and last Saturday in April. (334) 875-7241 FEBRUARY From music to SABRA SANCTUARY FOOTBALL CAMP cookoffs to parades, ANNUAL CHARITY Sponsored by Michael DINNER AND AUCTION Johnson 93-90 Foundation Family Fun Day there’s always Date TBA Memorial Stadium something to do Admission charged. www.MJ93.org (334) 877-4645 MAY around here. LOW COUNTRY BOIL TRADE DAY BLACK HERITAGE Old Depot Museum Paul M. Grist State Park FIELD TRIPS Admission charged. (334) 872-5846 Sponsored by the City of (334) 874-2197 Selma. Central Alabama Fair www.selma-al.gov ARTSREVIVE ANNUAL ART SHOW BLACK BELT GENEALOGY Carneal ArtsRevive CONFERENCE AND Free admission. FAMILY HISTORY FAIR www.artsrevive.com Selma-Dallas County Public Library/ Free admission, CENTRAL ALABAMA registration encouraged. CRAWFISH FESTIVAL Tale Tellin’ Festival www.bbaaghs.org Lions Fair Park (334) 410-0582
DALLAS COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE Memorial Stadium (334) 412-9675
26 www.selmaalabama.com JUNE AUGUST ALABAMA WILDLIFE VETERANS RECOGNITION FEDERATION WILD GAME BREAKFAST JAZZ ON THE GRAZZ I HAVE A DREAM COOKOFF Sponsored by Michael Johnson Sponsored by the City CELEBRATION St. James Hotel 93-90 Foundation and The of Selma. Downtown Selma
Phoenix Park Admission charged. Selma and Dallas County (334) 874-1234 SELMA CITY SCHOOLS AIM www.alabamawildlife.org Chamber of Commerce and FOR EXCELLENCE 5K Tourism Information MONSTER MARCH & Wallace Community College Selma KIDS CATFISH RODEO Bloch Park FALL FEST www.MJ93.org Sponsored by the U.S. Army www.selmcityschools.org Sponsored by Main Street Corps of Engineers (334) 872-9554 SEPTEMBER Selma DECEMBER Selma-Dallas County Public Library SELMA CHRISTMAS PARADE INTEGRITY WORLDWIDE (334) 874-2169 FARMAPALOOZA RUN FOR KENYA 5K Sponsored by the City Orrville Farmer’s Market Downtown Selma of Selma. GET FIT SELMA HEALTH & (334) 996-8381 www.integrityworldwide.org Downtown Selma FITNESS FESTIVAL (334) 874-2111 Wallace Community College Selma NOT YOUR USUAL STURDIVANT HALL BBQ (512) 301-5029 HEALTH FAIR ON THE GREENS HOLIDAY FESTIVAL Sponsored by Michael Johnson Sturdivant Hall (334) 412-8550 93-90 Foundation Admission charged. NOVEMBER Memorial Stadium (334) 872-5626 ANNUAL FARM CITY WEEK ART JAM www.MJ93.org BREAKFAST Sponsored by Blackbelt Benefit OCTOBER Sponsored by The Selma Group and Main Street Selma and Dallas County Chamber Selma Walton Theatre JULY ANNUAL CENTRAL of Commerce and Tourism Admission charged. FOURTH OF JULY ALABAMA FAIR Information www.blackbeltbenefitgroup.com SPECTACULAR Lions Fair Park (334) 875-7241 Sponsored by the Admission charged. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN City of Valley Grande. www.centralalabamafair.com WEST DALLAS ANTIQUE HOUSE Valley Grande City Park TRACTOR SHOW Sturdivant Hall Museum Free admission. ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL Sponsored by the Orrville (334) 872-5626 (334) 874-2111 CHURCH LOBSTERFEST Volunteer Fire Dept. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 90 Church St. South, Orrville FOURTH OF JULY Tickets required. Admission charged. CELEBRATION (334) 874-8421 www.orrvilletractorshow.com Town of Orrville (334) 349-4324 ANNUAL BOY SCOUT ARTISAN FAIR SHRIMP BOIL Sturdivant Hall Museum EMPOWER MUSIC FESTIVAL (334) 419-0567 (334) 872-5626 Sponsored by Maximus Holdings ANNUAL ALABAMA TALE www.empowermusicfest.net TELLIN’ FESTIVAL Carneal ArtsRevive FAMILY FUN DAY / Admission charged. West Dallas Antique BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY www.artsrevive.com Sponsored by MichaelJohnson Tractor Show 93-90 ANNUAL HAUNTED HISTORY Foundation TOURS Wallace Community College Selma Advanced tickets required. www.MJ93.org www.SelmaAlabama.com
CITY OF SELMA YOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA CONFERENCE MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL Sponsored by the City Memorial Stadium of Selma. Admission charged. Free admission, registration (334) 874-1680 required. (334) 874-1234
Selma Christmas Parade
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 27 Eat &Drink
BBQ CHINESE Kentucky Fried Chicken China Star 1326 E Highland Ave. Golden Ranch BBQ 1798 Hwy. 14 East (334) 872-7513 2003 W Highland Ave. (334) 875-3603 (334) 874-1777 McDonald’s China Wok 600 Highland Ave. Hancock’s Country BBQ 1374 Highland Ave. (334) 874-9122 72 Cty. Rd. 46 (334) 872-8848 (334) 872-5541 Mr. Waffle Golden China 1518 W Highland Ave. Hickory Pit 128 Broad St. (334) 874-7600 1700 Selma Ave. (334) 872-2778 (334) 874-9950 Pete’s Famous Franks The Sand Bar 1611 Broad St. Hog Heaven BBQ FAST FOOD (334) 872-5557 8938 Alabama Hwy. 14 American Deli (334) 875-1175 405 Highland Ave Popeye’s Chicken 1221 Highland Ave. Lannie’s BBQ Buffalo St. (334) 877-0681 Whatever your taste, 205 Medical Center Pkwy. 1332 E Highland Ave. restaurants in Selma (334) 872-8573 (334) 877-3434 Sonic Drive-In 2407 North Broad St. and Dallas County are Lannie’s BBQ Spot Burger King (334) 875-2594 the perfect place to 2115 Minter Ave. 312 Highland Ave. (334) 874-4478 (334) 874-8300 Subway have fun and eat well! 1342 Highland Ave. R & B Barbecue Captain D’s (334) 874-9471 6843 Alabama Hwy. 22 1516 W Highland Ave. (334) 875-3671 (334) 872-7000 1909 West Dallas Ave. (334) 872-9222 Church’s Chicken CASUALLY 1208 Broad St. 2530 Hwy. 80 West (334) 877-1129 (334) 874-8764 UPSCALE The Sand Bar Hardee’s Taco Bell 1 Marina Drive 1201 Highland Ave. 303 Highland Ave. (334) 877-1444 (334) 872-8351 (334) 872-6034
The Sterling Restaurant Huddle House Wendy’s and Bar 1376 E. Highland Ave. 1790 Alabama Hwy. 14 at the St. James Hotel, (334) 876-9570 Tapestry Collection By Hilton Jack’s 1200 Water Ave. 1806 West Dallas Ave. Zaxby’s Tin Cup (334) 872-2488 618 Highland Ave. Tin Cup (334) 872-6531 1009 Warrior Drive (334) 872-8010
28 www.selmaalabama.com MEAT & THREE Papa Johns All-In-One Shop 210 Highland Ave 3000 Earl Goodwin Pkwy (334) 875-7771 (334) 874-7002 Pizza Hut Downtowner Restaurant 307 Highland Ave. 1114 Selma Ave. (334) 875-6700 (334) 875-5933 SEAFOOD/STEAK Mama’s Kitchen & Grill Steak Pit 2314 US Hwy. 80 East 208 Highland Ave. (334) 875-2581 (334) 875-7707
Orrville Farmer’s Market Tally-Ho Restaurant GUIDE 2020 14560 Main St. (Orrville, AL) 509 Magnum Ave. (334) 996-8301 (334) 872-1390
The Gathering Place 1827 Broad Street SPECIALTY (334) 412-4601 Candy Lady Golden Ranch BBQ 2101 Broad Street The Store (334) 201-3182 8600 County Road 37 (Valley Grande) The Coffee Shoppe (334) 874-8822 308 Broad St. 334-878-BREW (2739) Vasser’s 1900 West Dallas Ave. Crosspoint Cafe (334) 418-0560 1710 W. Dallas Ave. (334) 375-7616
MEXICAN Daylight Donuts El Ranchero 609 W Highland Ave. 113 Broad St. (334) 327-6264 (334) 872-6013 Mark’s Mart Mi Tenampa 1022 Cty. Rd. 44 1629 W Highland Ave. (334) 872-3003 (334) 418-0340 Mr Roy’s Market Valley Grande Mexican Grill 1711 West Dallas Ave. 5518 Alabama Hwy. 22 (334) 875-4770 (334) 877-1118 Seniq’s Variety Café 118 Washington St. PIZZA (334) 349-3635 Domino’s 1809 W Highland Ave. (334) 875-8060
Little Caesar’s 1330 E Highland Ave. (334) 874-1298
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Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 29 Museums &Attractions
ANCIENT BLOCH PARK 108 West Dallas Avenue AFRICA, This baseball stadium has been ENSLAVEMENT, home to both collegiate and professional baseball teams, AND CIVIL WAR although it is currently used for high school and American MUSEUM legion baseball. The park 1410 Water Ave. features a playground, walking (334) 526-4000 trail, and is also home to the www.aaecwm.org Farmer’s Market. This sister museum to the National Voting Rights BROWN CHAPEL Bloch Park Museum houses exhibits that depict historical, topical, AME CHURCH and provocative impacts and HERITAGE occurrences during slavery in AND KING America. Admission charged. VILLAGE MONUMENT Mabry St. and McLeod Ave. Please call ahead to schedule 410 Martin Luther King Jr. St. Heritage Village is the site a tour. (334) 874-7897 of several 1800s structures Visit the headquarters for the that were donated to the BIENVILLE 1965 voting rights marches. A Selma-Dallas County Historic bust of Dr. King in front of MONUMENT Preservation Society by the church commemorates his Lauderdale St. and private individuals. The Heritage Village involvement in the movement. Water Ave. buildings include Calhoun Admission charged. Please call The first time Selma appeared Law Office, McKinnon- ahead to schedule tour. on a map in the early 1700s, it Riggs Doctor’s Office, Siegel was known as Écor Bienville Servants’ Quarters, and Pigeon and named after John Baptiste CITY MARINA Cote. The village also includes 1 Marina Dr. Le Moyne Sieur De Bienville, the Gillis House and Minnie Anglers from across the a French explorer and colonial Sue’s Cottage, which are now Southeast and the U.S. Governor of Louisiana. The private residences. monument, erected in 1932 visit the Selma Marina by the National Society of to participate in fishing HISTORIC Colonial Dames of America, tournaments. Tourists and was placed to commemorate residents enjoy boating, WATER AVENUE the engagement between fishing, and visiting The Sand View the world-famous Bienville and the Alibamo Bar, a popular restaurant at Edmund Pettus Bridge and Indians on the bluff along the the Marina. Songs of Selma Park as you Alabama River. EDMUND stroll through one of Selma’s most historic areas. Visit the Edmund Pettus Bridge PETTUS BRIDGE Bridge Tender’s House and Broad St. and Water Ave. Riverfront Park as you explore This famous Civil Rights our city’s rich history. landmark represents a pivotal point in Voting Rights as law enforcement officers attacked marchers with tear gas and nightsticks on “Bloody Sunday,” March 7, 1965.
30 www.selmaalabama.com JC BATES NATIONAL VOTING CHILDREN’S RIGHTS MUSEUM EDUCATIONAL & INSTITUTE 6 U.S. Hwy. 80 East MUSEUM (334) 526-4340 701 Lauderdale St. www.nvrmi.com (334) 875-6001 View memorabilia honoring the This museum provides an attainment of Voting Rights. educational experience for Exhibits depict the voting children with disabilities and is a rights struggle in America from Old Depot Museum project of the Selma Disabilities “Bloody Sunday,” the Selma to Advocacy Program, a non-profit Montgomery March, and the Civil organization. Rights Movement. Admission OLD LIVE OAK RIVERSIDE PARK charged. 1 Satterfield St. JACKSON HOME Open Monday-Thursday 10 CEMETERY Riverside Park is most known as 110 West Dallas Ave. HISTORIC SITE am-1 pm, Friday-Sunday by the home of the annual Battle appointment. (334) 874-2161 of Selma Re-enactment in which 1416 Lapsley Ave. Visitors who stroll beneath the re-enactors portray the sights and (404) 792-0666 ancient oaks and magnolias sounds of 1865 during the Battle www.jacksonfoundationand OLD CAHAWBA draped in Spanish moss in Selma’s of Selma. The park also features museum.com ARCHAEOLOGICAL National Historic Register a covered bridge leading to Bloch The Jackson Home was the official cemetery will find glory, humor, Park. residence where world leaders PARK and pathos in the lives whose resided while planning the Selma 9518 Cahaba Rd. stories are told here. Discover SELMA ART GUILD to Montgomery March in late 1964 Orrville, AL monuments to Vice President until April of 1965. The home was (334) 872-8058 William Rufus King, Congressman GALLERY built in 1912 by Dr. Richard Byron www.cahawba.com Benjamin Sterling Turner, and 508 Selma Ave. Hudson, a noted educator in Selma Once Alabama’s first state capital more. (334) 874-9017 and is the only known residence (1820-1826) and a thriving Located in a turn-of-the-century in the country which has housed antebellum river town, Cahawba PAUL M. GRIST cottage, the Selma Art Guild three African American dentists became a ghost town shortly after Gallery features artwork by local and their families from 1912-2013. the Civil War. Today Cahawba STATE PARK artists each month. Tours are conducted throughout is “Alabama’s most famous 1546 Grist Road Open Friday-Saturday the home which contains original ghost town” and a park where (334) 872-5846 10 am-4 pm. artifacts related to the American archaeologists are uncovering long www.alapark.com/PaulMGrist Voting Rights Movement. buried secrets. Visitors can explore A tranquil 1,080-acre park that SELMA miles of abandoned streets, ruins, includes a beautiful 100-acre lake cemeteries, and river views. Open surrounded by hardwood and INTERPRETIVE KENAN’S MILL daily 12-5 pm. southern pine woodlands. Visitors 188 County Rd. 236 can enjoy swimming, fishing, CENTER 2 Broad St. (334) 412-0722 OLD DEPOT boating, hiking, camping, and (334) 872-0509 www.kenansmill.com more. Admission charged. Open www.nps.gov/semo Built in the mid-1800s producing MUSEUM daily 4 Martin Luther King St. The Selma Interpretive Center mill, grits, and corn for over 100 7 am-Sunset. (334) 874-2197 serves as a welcome center for the years and also includes a 19th See artifacts and exhibits from Selma to Montgomery National century brick charcoal kiln. It RIVERFRONT the beginning of Selma’s history Historic Trail and is located at the was continuously owned by the through the Civil War and the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Kenan family until Elizabeth PARK Civil Rights Movement. Water Avenue and Green St. Visitors can explore exhibits and a Kenan Buchanan donated it to Admission charged. Twelve-acre park with concrete bookstore dedicated to telling the the Selma-Dallas County Historic Open Monday - Friday path, a timber bridge, a spacious story of the movement. Preservation Society in 1997. 10 am - 4 pm, Saturday amphitheater, and two overlooks Open Monday-Saturday Restoration is ongoing with the by appointment. to the Alabama River. 9 am-4:30 pm. mill fully operational and open during special events.
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 31 SELMA VOTING SONGS OF STURDIVANT VALLEY RIGHTS SELMA PARK HALL GRANDE Broad St. and Water Ave. MONUMENT Songs of Selma Park was MUSEUM CITY PARK County Road 16 created by the City of Selma 713 Mabry St. AND PARK Valley Grande, AL from a vacant lot where the www.sturdivanthall.com 11 U.S. Hwy. 80 North Park includes a walking Baker building once stood. (334) 872-5626 Service Road trail with wellness stations. The Baker building housed Visit one of the South’s View monuments dedicated It is adjacent to the Valley a general merchandise store, best and most beautiful to the leaders of the Voting Grande Sports Complex a hardware store, and at the examples of a Greek revival Rights Movement. Park where tee-ball and little time of it’s burning, a fine antebellum home. Tour includes trails through league baseball games are restaurant. The park’s name includes the house, detached wooded areas draped in kitchen, gift shop, and held. Spanish moss that leads to came from an Ossian poem “Songs of Selma,” from formal garden. Admission breathtaking views of Selma charged. VAUGHAN- and the Alabama River. which Selma was named. Open Tuesday-Saturday SMITHERMAN ’ SOUTHALL’S 10 am-4 pm. SELMA S MUSEUM HISTORIC AFRICAN TABERNACLE 109 Union St. AMERICAN BAPTIST (334) 874-2174 CHURCHES This Greek revival building Religion was an essential LITERARY & CHURCH was built in 1847 and thread of the fabric of life 1431 Broad St. has served as a hospital, in early Selma. A number ARTS MUSEUM Civil Rights activists from courthouse, military school, of churches exist in Selma’s & GALLERY- the Southern Christian and now as a museum. View community with both an extensive collection of 132 Broad St. Leadership Conference architectural and historical Civil War memorabilia, (334) 505-5394 held one of the first mass significance. Historic artifact exhibits, Victorian A quaint historical museum meetings at Tabernacle Churches of Selma booklets antiques, nationally and gallery for tourists and Baptist Church. This are available at the Centre acclaimed art from local locals to view beautiful enabled the church to play for Commerce. artists, and much more. artwork, African American a significant role in the Admission charged. literature, historical books struggle for racial equality Open Tuesday-Saturday HISTORIC from local artist, civil in Selma and it is now a 9 am-4 pm. rights activist, shop for National Historic Landmark. DISTRICTS souvenirs, shoes, clothing and View over 1,200 historic accessories. TIN MAN YEARGAN structures dating back to the 1820s in Alabama’s largest STUDIO FARMS ST. JAMES 14764 Alabama Hwy. contiguous historic district. 9 Lauderdale St. 14 West Valley Grande, AL Architecture and History (334) 327-1373 HOTEL (334) 375-2424 Tour guides are available at Known for his knack at 1200 Water Ave. www.yeargan.com the Centre for Commerce. recycling metal and other (334) 872-3234 materials into 3-D works, Yeargan Farms invites you www.historicstjameshotel.com Charlie Lucas turned a to celebrate your next event Songs of Selma Built in 1837 atop the banks hobby into a profession with them. Whether it is of the Alabama River, the St. following a back injury in a wedding, birthday, field James Hotel has witnessed 1984. As he recovered, Lucas trip, or corporate event, its much of the dramatic prayed that God would give better on the farm. Start a history in this picturesque him a talent he could use to tradition; make a memory at Southern city and is now support his family. Soon, Yeargan Farms. Admission one of the only surviving his life was “recycled” into charged. riverfront antebellum hotels “junk-man genius.” Now, in the Southeast. It was a almost three decades later, home-away-from-home for The Tin Man’s art has visiting plantation owners, been seen from Selma to businessmen, and other Montgomery, from New York travelers. Notorious outlaws to France, and numerous Frank and Jesse James spent other places between. He time here in the 1880s and are has lectured at Yale and rumored to haunt the hotel. painted in Paris. His story and works also appear in more than 40 books. Please call ahead to schedule a tour.
32 www.selmaalabama.com Sturdivant Hall Located on Mabry Street, this beautiful architecture was designed by Thomas Helm Lee in 1853. It was converted into a museum where many tourist and citizens of the community still visit today.
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 33 The Great Outdoors
UNTING IS A PASSION for many The Alabama River provides unlimited fish- of our residents and visitors. Our ing, boating, and water sports from city or pri- commercial hunting lodges offer vately operated marinas. Bass, crappie, catfish, hunters the opportunity to harvest and bream are abundant in Alabama’s streams primeH buck, quail, and other small game. and lakes, including the Paul M. Grist State Park Dallas County and its five adjoining counties and Dallas County Lake. are known throughout the country as the “White- You will also find golf courses, baseball dia- tail Deer Capital of the Nation” for having more monds, softball diamonds, a new softball/baseball whitetail deer per acre than any other region of complex, hard surfaced tennis courts, a skate park, Alabama, which has more deer per acre than any and organized leagues in baseball, football, soccer, state in the union. softball, and ladies’ and men’s tennis leagues.
Oyster Ridge Selma City Marina and HUNTING Sardis Sandbar Grill Alabama River Lodge (334) 875-2967 1 Marina Drive Sardis www.oysterridge.com Selma City of Selma Skate Park (334) 874-4445 (334) 874-2173 www.alariver.com Southern Sportsman Hunting Lodge Blackwell Bend Hunting Hayneville PUBLIC Selma (334) 412-0991 GOLF COURSES (205) 516-9084 www.southernhunting.com Craig Golf Course We invite you to www.blackwellhunting.com 262 Craig Industrial Park Tatum Creek Hunting Camp Selma Blackbelt Hunting Lodge explore outdoors in Marion Junction (334) 872-4451 Sardis Selma and Dallas (334) 410-0505 (334) 875-5604 www.tatumcreek.com Valley Grande Golf Course County; your www.blackbeltlodge.com 1009 Warrior Drive Valley Creek Outdoors Valley Grande Bow & Gun Club adventure awaits! Selma (334) 877-4433 Selma (334) 872-0491 (334) 875-1384 www.valleycreekoutdoors.com SPORTS Briarpatch Hunting Preserve Dallas County Sportsplex Browns FISHING 4008 Landline Road (334) 683-8039 BOATING Selma (334) 874-2140 Casey Hunting Camp WILDLIFE Minter Dallas County State Public Valley Grande (334) 872-4657 Fishing Lake Sports Complex www.caseyhuntingcamp.com 800 County Rd. 6 County Road 16 Sardis Valley Grande Hamilton Hills (334) 874-8804 (334) 872-0104 Plantation, Inc. Minter Paul M. Grist Park City of Selma Skate Park (334) 875-5704 1546 Grist Road 108 Dallas Avenue www.hamiltonhillsplantation.com Selma Selma (334) 872-5846 (334) 874-2140 Dallas County Sportsplex
34 www.selmaalabama.com Cornerstone Presbyterian Church
Church Street United Methodist First Baptist Church
Brown Chapel AME
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Orrville United Methodist Queen of Peace Catholic Church
Bethel Church Tabernacle Baptist Church
Valley Grande Baptist Church No Limit Church Selma and Dallas County take pride in the architecture of the many churches located in the area. Not only are the churches beautiful, but Church of Immaculate Conception there are several churches with historical back- grounds.
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 35 Shop Till You Drop
RULY SHOPPING LIKE A LOCAL means visiting the local independent shops and services offered throughout Selma and Dallas County. By shopping family-owned businesses that have been passed down for generations, you keep your hard-earnedT cash in our community. You can get your fill of “Selma- Made” stuff while shopping with local retailers and you will have the opportunity to experience Selma’s unfolding beauty with the development of the riverfront and continuing downtown revitalization. With over 250 retailers located throughout our community, shopping local makes a huge impact in our community. Whether it is boutique style dressing, children’s clothing, gifts, outdoor gear and accessories, home improvement, outdoor equipment/recreation, gifts for home, or local made products, you can make a difference by shopping local.
Queen City Market
Harper’s Chapel Mark’s Mart
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since 1971
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WOOLWORTH LOFTS
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THE 619 HOUSE
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Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 39 Business Economic & Data
Selma is the county POPULATION MEDIAN INCOME seat of Dallas County, named in honor of Dallas County...... 43,820 Median Household Income: Alexander J. Dallas. Persons per household...... 2.66 36701...... $32,160 It was given the name Households...... 16,181 36703 ...... $20,871 Selma by William Persons per square mile.... 44.8 36759...... $22,554 Rufus King, one City of Selma...... 20,756 36767...... $19,063 City of Valley Grande...... 4,020 of Alabama’s first 36775...... $27,014 Town of Orrville...... 204 U. S. Senators and Source: US 2010 Census briefly Vice President under James TOP TEN EMPLOYERS # OF EMPLOYEES Buchanan. Selma was incorporated on As of August 2019 December 4, 1820. 1. International Paper Company, Riverdale Mill.....749 Adjacent Counties 2. Dallas County Public Schools...... 491 are Chilton, Autauga, 3. Vaughan Regional Medical Center...... 479 Lowndes, Wilcox, 4. Selma Public Schools...... 475 Marengo and Perry. 5. Plantation Patterns...... 405 6. Seoyon E-Hwa Interior Systems Alabama...... 345 7. Wallace Community College Selma...... 331 8. Walmart Super Center...... 326 9. Bush Hog, a division of Alamo Group...... 325 10. City of Selma...... 250
SALES TAX AGRICULTURE
State...... 4% Forest Products Manufacturing...... $1.2m Gov. Kay Ivey at Bush Hog County ...... 1.5% Food Manufacturing ����������������������$414m Ag Inputs & Services ���������������������$231m Orrville...... 2% Ag Production �������������������������������$143m Valley Grande...... 3% Distribution ������������������������������������ $70m City of Selma ..... 4.5% Total...... $2b
International Paper, Riverdale Mill
40 www.selmaalabama.com 84,284 Visitors came to Dallas County in 2018
1,028
4.8 % increase in travel related employment $76 since 2018
Spent by visitors in 2018
Sources: “Travel Economic Impact 2018” Alabama Tourism Department ‘Alabama Travel Trends’ Alabama Media Group
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 41 BusinessResources
Selma & Dallas County EDA
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT ATLAS ALABAMA OF COMMERCE (334) 242-1175 www.atlasalabama.gov (800) 248-0033 www.madeinalabama.com SBA - U. S. Small Business Administration ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC Lender Relations Specialist/Rod Perkins - Selma is the perfect AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS (205) 290-7785 [email protected] spot to start and grow (800) 447-4191 [email protected] SELMA CAREER CENTER your company. (334) 872-0471 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE [email protected] (334) 874-4961 www.revenue.alabama.gov SELMA & DALLAS COUNTY ECONOMIC ALABAMA SBDC NETWORK DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY A partnership with the University of Alabama (334) 875-8365 [email protected] and the Selma and Dallas County Chamber of Commerce, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SMALL (334) 875-7241 [email protected] BUSINESS CENTER NETWORK (205) 657-4423 [email protected] ALABAMA TECHNOLOGY NETWORK atn.org UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA Located at the Wallace Community College D.B.E. SUPPORT SERVICES Selma campus, ATN offers Alabama (205) 652-3505 [email protected] manufacturers training and services through nine product lines or Communities of Practice. For more details of the type of training and services ATN offers Alabama manufacturers, call (334) 830-5188 or [email protected]
AL Technology Network Selma Career Center
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Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 43 Education &Learning
PUBLIC SCHOOL School of Discovery REGISTRATION: 400 Washington St. Alabama law states (334) 874-1670 that children must be 5 years of age on or before Selma High School September 1 to be enrolled 2180 Broad St. in kindergarten. Children (334) 874-1680 must be 6 years of age by September 1 to be enrolled in Sophia P. Kingston first grade. When you enroll Elementary School you child, be sure to take the 2224 Selma Ave. following: a birth certificate, (334) 874-1635 immunization records, vision, hearing and dental DALLAS COUNTY screening records from a SCHOOLS family doctor or local health Alternative Learning School clinic, social security card Craig Industrial Park 37 and proof of residency in the (334) 872-6761 school attendance zone. B. K. Craig Elementary Dallas County High School SELMA CITY SCHOOLS School Clark Elementary School 108 Craig Industrial Park PUBLIC 405 Lawrence St. (334) 875-7937 SCHOOLS (334) 874-1630 Brantley Elementary School The Selma City Schools are committed to excellence in Edgewood Elementary School 5585 Water Ave. education. It consists of 709 Highland Ave. (334) 874-8185 six elementary schools, two (334) 874-1640 middle schools, one high Dallas County Career school, and two alternative Knox Elementary School Technical Center programs. 1002 Mabry St. 1306 Roosevelt Ave. The Dallas County Board (334) 874-1650 (334) 872-8031 Meadowview Elementary of Education is located in Selma, Alabama and Meadowview Elementary Dallas County High School serves over 4,000 students School 335 Fifth Ave. in grades Kindergarten 1816 Old Orrville Rd. Plantersville, AL 36758 through twelve. There are (334) 874-1655 (334) 366-2232 six elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high Payne Elementary School schools in the county school 1529 Franklin St. system. (334) 874-1660
R. B. Hudson STEAM Academy 1701 Summerfield Rd. (334) 874-1675
44 www.selmaalabama.com J. E. Terry Elementary PRIVATE HIGHER LIBRARY School The Selma-Dallas County 70 Academy St. SCHOOLS EDUCATION Public Library serves the Plantersville, AL 36758 There are four Private Selma and Dallas County city and the region with (334) 366-2838 schools located in Selma. has three colleges that makes more than 76,000 items in its education accessible and collection. It was established Keith High School John T. Morgan Academy learning a lifelong endeavor. as a Carnegie Library 1166 Cty. Rd. 115 is accredited by the in 1904 and currently Orrville, Alabama 36767 Alabama Independent Founded in 1878, Selma offers books, audio books, (334) 996-8464 School Association and University is a private, CDs, DVDs, and e-books. the Southern Association historically black, Bible The Edwin Condie Godbold Martin Middle School of Colleges and Schools college. It is affiliated Local History Room houses 2863 Dallas Cty. Rd. 81 and serves students in with the Alabama State an outstanding collection of Valley Grande, AL 36703 kindergarten through Missionary Baptist historical and genealogical (334) 872-6417 twelfth grade. Convention. materials focusing on Selma 2901 West Dallas Ave. 1501 Lapsley St. and Dallas County, Alabama. Salem Elementary School (334) 875-4464 (334) 872-2533 The collection includes 3486 Cty. Rd. 3 www.morganacademy.com www.selmauniversity.edu histories, genealogies, Orrville, AL 36767 periodicals, census records, (334) 996-8636 Meadowview Christian Wallace Community vertical files, maps and School serves students College Selma is a member photographs. Southside High School in kindergarten through of the Alabama College The library also provides 7975 U.S. Hwy. 80 East twelfth grade. They are Association, the largest popular events for both Selma, AL 36701 accredited by the Alabama system of higher education children and adults (334) 872-5018 Independent School in Alabama. The Alabama throughout the year. Association, the Southern College System is more 1103 Selma Ave. Southside Primary School Association of Colleges and than 30 years old and (334) 874-1725 3104 Old Montgomery Rd. Schools and the Athletic has served more than 1 www.selmalibrary.org. Selma, AL 36701 Christian Association. million Alabamians with (334) 874-9566 1512 Old Orrville Rd. an enrollment of more than (334) 872-8448 100,000 today. Tipton Middle School www.mcstrojans.org 3000 Earl Goodwin Pkwy. 2500 Tipton St. (334) 876-9227 Selma, AL 36701 Ellwood Christian www.wccs.edu (334) 872-8080 Academy serves students in kindergarten through Valley Grande Elementary twelfth grade and is an School accredited member of the 2765 Cty. Rd. 81 Southern Association of Valley Grande, AL 36703 Colleges and Schools. (334) 872-7661 1 Bell Rd. (334) 877-1581 www.eca-selma.com
Cathedral Christian Academy serves students in kindergarten through tenth grade. 1204 Highland Ave. (334) 872-9997 www.ccaselma.com
School of Discovery Martin Middle School
Indicates as a Bicentennial School PUBLIC Wallace Community College
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 45 Government Offices& Officials
DALLAS COUNTY TOWN OF ORRVILLE STATE GOVERNMENT (334) 874-2519 (334) 996-9726 www.alabama.gov 105 Lauderdale St. 14761 Main St. Governor: Kay Ivey Selma, AL 36701 Orrville, AL 36767 Lt. Governor: Will Ainsworth www.dallascounty-al.org Attorney General: ORRVILLE Steve Marshall DALLAS COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS Secretary of State: ELECTED OFFICIALS Mayor: Louvenia Lumpkin John Merrill Probate Judge: Jimmy Nunn Council members: State Treasurer: District 1: Valerie Reuben William Lumpkin John McMillan District 2: Roy Moore Jerry Phillips Agriculture Commissioner: District 3: Curtis Williams Jim Brunson Rick Pate District 4: Larry Nickles Jewell Williamson Auditor: Jim Zeigler
CITY OF SELMA FEDERAL AND STATE ALABAMA STATE (334) 874-2101 CONGRESSIONAL OFFICES DEPARTMENT OF 222 Broad St. U.S. Senators EDUCATION Selma, AL 36701 Doug Jones (334) 834-2811 www.selma-al.gov (205) 731-1500 www.alsde.edu www.jones.senate.gov Tommie Stewart: District 5 SELMA ELECTED OFFICIALS Richard Shelby (Interim) Mayor: Darrio Melton (334) 223-7303 Council President: www.shelby.senate.gov SELMA CITY SCHOOL BOARD Corey Bowie OF EDUCATION Ward 1: Carl Bowline U.S. Representative (334) 874-1600 Ward 2: Susan Youngblood Terri Sewell: 7th District www.selmacityschools.org Ward 3: Miah Jackson (202) 225-2665 Superintendent: Ward 4: Angela Benjamin www.sewell.house.gov Dr. Avis Williams: Ward 5: Sam Randolph President: Johnny Moss III Ward 6: Johnnie Leashore State Senator District 1: Danielle Wooten Ward 7: Jannie Thomas Malika Sanders-Fortier: 23rd Vice President/District 2: Ward 8: Michael Johnson District (Autauga, Clarke, Brenda Randolph-Obomanu Conecuh, Dallas, Lowndes, District 3: Phyllis Houser CITY OF VALLEY GRANDE Marengo, Monroe, Perry, District 4: Dr. Tanya Miles (334) 872-0104 Wilcox) 5914 Alabama 22 (334) 242-7860 DALLAS COUNTY Valley Grande, AL 36701 www.legislature.state.al.us BOARD OF EDUCATION www.cityofvalleygrande.com (334) 875-3440 State Representative www.dallask12.org VALLEY GRANDE Prince Chestnut : 67th District Superintendent: ELECTED OFFICIALS (Dallas and Perry) Hattie Shelton Mayor: Matt Dobbs (334) 242-7600 President: Mark Story Council members: www.legislature.state.al.us Vice President: Leroy Miles Place 1: Tim White William Minor Place 2: Ronald Sawyer Roy Edwards Place 3: Lamar Morgan Place 4: Tammy Troha Place 5: Jimmy Johnson * Current elected officials as of the date of this publication
46 www.selmaalabama.com in the 1860s and the Civil Rights Move- DALLAS COUNTY ment in the 1960s. ORRVILLE Dallas County was carved out of the Al- Today, Selma is a combination of history Orrville was founded in 1842 by James abama Territory in 1818 and was named and opportunity. The area’s rich history and Franklin Orr. Orr decided to settle in Dal- after Alexander J. Dallas, a Scottish immi- renowned architecture draw thousands an- las County on the level, lush land in this grant lawyer. nually, some looking for lost relatives, some section of the Black Belt because he be- In the heart of the fertile agricultur- looking for ghosts of the past, and others lieved it was suitable for his plans for the al region known as the Black Belt (for its just to marvel at its beauty. development of his varied interests. His black prairie soil), Dallas County is among dreams of establishing a flourishing in- one of the largest counties in Alabama Orrville Farmer’s Market dustrial town began to develop when he with a land area of 981 square miles. Cut- purchased 88 acres of land in 1842. By ting through the middle of the county is 1855, Orr had purchased over 900 acres the Alabama River, which intersects with and established a public square in the cen- the Cahaba River on the west side of the ter of his town with all streets leading to county. Since river and rail transportation the square. were so important during early history, Orr began to broaden his business in- the county grew rather rapidly with both terests and established a unique combi- modes of transportation available. nation of enterprises, which housed a gin Not long after Dallas County was factory, a saw mill, a cotton gin, a plan- formed, the state’s first permanent capital ning mill, a flour mill, a grist mill, and two was established at Cahawba, which also blacksmith shops. He also experimented served as the county seat for Dallas Coun- with growing crops and a vineyard with ty. Later when the capital was moved to a wine press. Orr invented a number of Tuscaloosa, the county courthouse was things including an air rifle and an off-set moved to Selma. VALLEY GRANDE screw driver; however, his pride and joy Dallas County was known for many Valley Grande was founded in October of was the gin and its patents. During the years as one of the most politically pow- 2002 and the population quickly grew. By Civil War, the factory was destroyed, along erful counties in the state and at one time early 2003, Valley Grande officially became with most of Orr’s property. In 1911, the both U.S. Senators were from Selma. Leg- a city and continued to build on the rich old Orr home burned to the ground and islators from the county dominated deci- history of the area. Much of the area of lovely family heirlooms were lost forever. sions in the legislature for many years. Valley Grande was land originally grant- Today, Orrville is home to approxi- ed to Dr. George Phillips in 1821 from the mately 200 people and the West Dallas An- federal government. For many years Dr. tique Tractor Show, which attracts thou- SELMA George Phillips maintained a plantation in sands of visitors to the small town. Selma became the dominate city in the the area he named “Grand View.” As more area and is the largest of only three incor- people moved to the area, Grande View porated cities in the county. Selma came came to be known as Valley Grande. into existence in 1820, just two years after Modern-day Valley Grande also en- Dallas County, and was founded by Wil- compasses the historic community of liam Rufus King who would later become Summerfield. Established in 1819 as Val- U.S. Vice President. The name “Selma” ley Creek, the town was renamed Summer- came from one of King’s favorite Ossian field in 1845 to honor the famous Method- poems, The Songs of Selma. Selma means ist preacher John Summerfield. Valley Grande “high seat” or “throne,” which is fitting Today, Valley Grande continues to grow since Selma became the seat of Dallas and has several neighborhoods developing County in 1866. throughout the city with a large portion Selma The city’s early beginning means that of home construction in Dallas County be- Selma is the second oldest surviving city in ing in Valley Grande. Valley Grande offers Alabama and home to the state’s largest housing developments, shopping, public historic district, with many historic struc- schools offering K-12, churches, youth Orrville tures dating back to the 1800s. Thousands soccer, an outdoor walking trail, civic or- of tourists come to the city and county ganizations, public safety programs and each year, many to trace their ancestors a number of community oriented events and to attend re-enactments of two major to celebrate the way of life that Valley events that pushed Selma into national Grande has to offer. and international spotlight - the Civil War
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 47 Healthcare &Wellness
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EMERGENCY Mayor’s Office Licenses/Auto Tags Ambulance 911 (334) 874-2101 (334) 872-2517 Fire 911 Personnel (334) 874-2110 Probate Office (334) 876-4830 Selma, Meaning “High Police 911 Recreation Department (334) 874-2140 Sheriff (334) 874-2530 Seat” or “Throne,” Sheriff 911 Tax & License Tax Assessor Coroner (334) 410-0733 was well chosen as the (334) 874-2112 (334) 874-2520 town is situated on a CENTRE FOR Animal Shelter Tax Collector high bluff overlooking COMMERCE (334) 877-2204 (334) 874-2519 the Alabama River. Chamber of Commerce VALLEY GRANDE HEALTH CARE (334) 875-7241 CARE Ambulance Service Economic Development CITY HALL (334) 875-9111 Building Inspector Authority (334) 875-8365 Vaughan Regional Medical Leadership SelmaDallas (334) 872-0104 Center (334) 418-4100 County (334) 875-8365 City Clerk (334) 874-0104 Health Department Public Safety (334) 874-2550 SELMA CITY (334) 874-0104 POLICE HALL Mayor, City Council, & Building Inspector Business Licenses DEPARTMENT (334) 874-2104 Animal Control (334) 874-0104 City Clerk (334) 874-2102 (334) 877-2204 City Council (334) 874-1234 DALLAS COUNTY Chief of Police (334) 874-2120 Code Enforcement COURTHOUSE (334) 874-2167 Board of Registrars Detective Division (334) 874-2125 Carl C. Morgan Convention (334) 874-2534 Center County Commission Jail & Corrections (334) 874-2146 (334) 877-0631 (334) 874-2136 For more Selma contact info, visit www.selma-al.gov.
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Magistrate Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center (334) 874-2136 (334) 872-8421 Patrol Division Goodwill Industries
(334) 874-2139 (334) 872-8121 Traffic Safety Habitat Selma And (334) 874-2123 (334) 872-4409 HealthLink POST OFFICE (334) 418-8800 Jones (334) 872-3304 SABRA Sanctuary Main Office, Alabama Avenue (334) 877-4645 1025 Medical Center Pkwy, Next to Hospital (334) 874-4678 Selma Area Food Bank Call 334-875-8833 to Marion Junction (334) 872-9909 (334) 872-4111 schedule your primary care Minter (334) 872-1155 United Way of Selma appointment today. (334) 874-8383 Sardis (334) 875-5621 Veteran’s Affairs Tyler (334) 874-3873 #83239 AL BD of Heat/AC Contractors (334) 874-2533 AL GEN Contractor Lic# 37505 SELMA DALLAS THE ARTS COUNTY ArtsRevive PUBLIC LIBRARY (334) 875-1286 Administration Performing Arts Center (334) 874-1725 (334) 874-2145 Adult Education Selma Art Guild Gallery (334) 874-1735 (334) 874-9071 Children’s Department (334) 874-1730 UTILITIES Alabama Power Company Main Circulation (800) 845-2244 (334) 874-1720 AT&T Reference & Information (888) 757-6500 Selma Dallas County (334) 874-1722 Central Alabama Electric SOCIAL SERVICES (334) 365-6762 Public Library AARP/RSVP Spectrum “Bringing People Closer Together!” (334) 375-3370 (888) 438-2427 American Red Cross Dallas County Water Authority (334) 874-4641 (334) 872-2820 American Cancer Society (334) 288-3432 General Services, Garbage Collection Cahaba Mental Health Center (334) 874-2165 www.selmalibrary.org (334) 875-2100 North Dallas County Christian Services 1103 Selma Avenue, Selma (334) 874-1725 Water Authority for Children (334) 872-4966 (334) 875-0608 Pioneer Electric Cooperative Dallas County Health Department (334) 875-2223 (334) 874-2550 Selma Water Works and Sewer Dallas/Selma Community Action (334) 872-6205 Agency (334) 875-2450 Selmont Water Works (334) 872-2820 Dallas County Family Resource Center Spire, Inc. (334) 874-7785 (800) 292-4008 Department of Human Resources (334) 874-1400 The Selma Water Works & 1600 Selma Avenue Sewer Board regular meetings Selma, Alabama are scheduled for the 3rd Monday of each month. 872-6205
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 51 ResidenceInformation
LICENSES & MARRIAGE LICENSES Couples must be present to apply for a REGISTRATION marriage license and must provide a valid ID and proof of social security number. Mar- DRIVER S LICENSES riage licenses are issued at the Dallas County New residents must obtain an Alabama State Courthouse Monday through Friday between Driver’s license within 30 days of establish- the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Call the ing residency. Licenses are obtainable at the Dallas County Courthouse at (334) 874-2516 Selma Driver’s License Office, 102 Church St.. to get further information about age and For testing hours and current fees, call (334) documentation requirements or visit www. 875-1341. dallascounty-al.org. VEHICLE HUNTING & REGISTRATION FISHING LICENSES New residents are required to register autos, Any Alabama resident between the ages of 16 motorcycles, trucks, trailers, and motor and 64 must obtain a hunting/fishing license to homes within 30 days of establishing residen- hunt or fish on public or private land or water cy. You will need an Alabama title and proof ways. All Alabama residents age 65 or older are of insurance before you can register your not required to purchase hunting or fishing li- vehicle. The Selma Driver’s License Office, censes as long as they have proper identification 102 Church St., registers vehicles. Call (334) to prove their age. Licenses can be purchased by 875-1341 for current fees and further informa- phone at (888) 848-6887 or online. Visit www. tion about documentation requirements. outdooralabama.com for detailed information BOAT REGISTRATION about outdoor recreation licenses. You must register a new boat within 72 hours, VOTER or register a currently registered used boat within 15 days. Fees are based on the length REGISTRATION of your boat. Call the License Commissioner You may register to vote at the Dallas County at the Dallas County Courthouse at (334) Courthouse, 105 Lauderdale St.. Call the 874-2517 for additional information. Board of Registrars at (334) 874-2534 for detailed information. www.alabamavotes.gov TRANSPORTATION Neely Charter (334) 874-8335 Trailways (800) 233-1981 Triple A Transportation (334) 412-4827 West Alabama Public Transportation (334) 289-5789 PROPERTY TAXES City taxes are handled by the City of Selma Tax & License Department. For detailed information, visit www.selma-al.gov/tax_li- cense/ or call (334) 874-2112. County taxes are handled by the Dallas County Tax De- partment. For detailed information, visit dallascountyproperty-tags.com or call (334) 874-2519. Taxes are due October 1 and are delinquent after December 31 of each year. The City of Valley Grande does not impose a city property tax.
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Profits: Investment in the Member Directory Chamber of Commerce returns a big dividend directly to you – Chamber membership services, community programs, exposure to new markets and fellow business people. ALABAMA FOURTH AMERICAN ASSURED 123 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT APPAREL, INC. STAFFING, LLC As a part of the Publicity: 1ST CHOICE STORAGE COMMUNITY Ronnie Yarbrough James Crawford big picture, member volunteers Bill Chance CORRECTIONS P.O. Box 1310 2918 Citizens Parkway share in the publicity of getting things done in our area. P.O. Box 32 PROGRAM (AFJCCP) Selma, AL 36702 Suite 301 Jones, AL 36749 Felicia Solomon-Owens (334) 876-4600 Selma, al 36701 Programs: Quality of life (334) 419-4393 116 Lauderdale Street Manufacturer (334) 526-1740 in our community is of primary Storage Facility/Climate P.O. Box 1435 Staffing Services importance. Whatever the Controlled Storage Selma, AL 36702 AMERICAN CANCER scope of involvement or type of (334) 877-1778 SOCIETY AT&T activity, remember – “Things Non-Profit Quenita Mitchell Adam Rollan don’t just happen.” Progress is A made through the efforts of many A-1 SALES & ASHE 3054 McGehee Road 1220 Highland Avenue people working together through RENTAL PROPERTIES ALABAMA POWER Montgomery, AL 36111 Selma, AL 36701 and avenue known as – Chamber Earle Ashe COMPANY (334) 612-8166 (334) 568-9326 of Commerce. 1008 Third Avenue Aubrey Carter Non-Profit Telephone Selma, AL 36701 217 Church Street We realize Participation: (334) 875-3532 Selma, AL 36701 ANGIE’S AUCTION the limits of your time, especially B Appliances/Bedding/ (334) 418-4001 COMPANY BAMA BUDWEISER OF in an era of uncertain markets and budget controls. But only Lawn/ Garden Tools/ Utilities Angella Morgan SELMA, INC. through volunteer involvement TV/Rental Property 4094 County Road 44 Steve South does the Chamber represent ALABAMA Selma, AL 36701 112 Craig Industrial the voice of the business and ALABAMA AG CREDIT, POWERSPORTS (334) 875-3147 Park professional community and ACA David Hulsey Auctions P.O. Box 785 conveys its message loud and Dale Williamson 2925 Citizens Parkway Selma, AL 36702 clear. P.O. Box 10 Selma, AL 36701 ARTS REVIVE/ (334) 875-7451 Prestige: As a member of Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-2132 GALLERY 905 Beer & Ale Wholesale the Chamber team of community (334) 874-7437 Motorized Vehicles/All- Becky Youngblood leaders, you hold the key to Lending Institution Terrain Vehicles 3 Church Street BELK making things happen. Your P.O. Box 2548 Michelle Caudle ideas, input and actions are ALABAMA ARTIFICIAL ALABAMA TEEN Selma, AL 36702 1391 E Highland Avenue translated into results. You ARE LIMB & ORTHOPEDIC CHALLENGE (334) 410-2302 Selma, AL 36703 the Chamber – working to make SERVICES, INC. Joseph Smith Arts Agency/Non-Profit (334) 872-5537 ours a better place to live and to Elizabeth Burt P.O. Box 445 Department Store work. 720 Alabama Avenue Selma, AL 36702 ASE CREDIT UNION Protection: Now, more than Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-0133 Donna Minor BIG RIVER CAR WASH ever before, your views must (334) 287-0250 Non-Profit Organization 1102 Singleton Drive Davis Henry be made known to our elected Health Service Agency Selma, AL 36703 2409 N Broad Street officials. Through our education ALBRITTON’S (334) 875-7827 Selma, AL 36701 programs, news releases and FLOWERS Credit Union (334) 526-4191 speakers bureau, we express your Bill Albritton Car Wash views about issues and the good 1625 W Highland things about the free market system. Avenue Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-8834 Florist *This listing reflects active members as of 2/29/2020
54 www.selmaalabama.com BLACK BELT BMC PRODUCTIONS, BUSH HOG, INC. CAHAWBA MOTORS CHERYL PETTAWAY- COMMUNITY INC. DMA MCQUICK Gerald Worthington Glynn Stewart COLVIN FOUNDATION PRINTING CO. 2501 Griffin Avenue 616 Medical Center 301 Green Street Felicia Lucky Bill McGough, Sr. Selma, AL 36703 Parkway Selma, al 36703 609 Lauderdale Street 616 North Perry Street (334) 874-2700 Selma, AL 36701 (678) 754-0394 Selma, AL 36701 Montgomery, AL 36104 Manufacturer (334) 872-1717 Individual (334) 874-1126 (334) 834-2013 Automobile Dealer Non-Profit Organization Printing/Office Supplies / BUTLER DIAMONDS CHESTNUT LAW Promotional Products AND FINE JEWELRY CAPTAIN D’S Prince Chestnut, Esq. BLACK SHEEP KITCHEN Doris G. Butler RESTAURANT, INC. 801 Alabama Avenue & CATERING BOYD FINANCIAL 101 Church Street, Kenneth Williams P.O. Box 628 Quentin Bell GROUP Suite 201 1516 W. Highland Avenue Selma, AL 36702 1205 Alabama Avenue Beau Boyd P.O. Box 1118 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 875-7779 Selma, AL 36701 808 Alabama Avenue Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-7000 Attorney (334) 603-1716 P.O. Box 1226 (334) 874-4616 Restaurant-Seafood Non-Profit Kitchen & Selma, AL 36702 Jewelers CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY Catering (334) 875-7020 CARTER DRUG OF CENTRAL ALABAMA Investments/ Securities/ BWS TECHNOLOGIES COMPANY Dr. James Osborn BLACKBELT BENEFIT Financial Services Greg Steele Tim Williamson 2425 Medical Center GROUP P.O. Box 681212 133 Broad Street Parkway Josh Wilkerson BROADSOUTH Prattville, AL 36068 P.O. Box 949 Selma, AL 36701 910 Landline COMMUNICATIONS (334)358-6305 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-1330 Selma, AL 36701 /WHBB/DIXIE COUNTRY Computers/ Websites (334) 875-7223 Dentist-Pediatric (334) 412-1964 Mike Reynolds Pharmacy Non-Profit Organization 505 Lauderdale Street C CHRISTIAN SERVICES P.O. Box 1055 CAHABA CENTER FOR CELLULAR SALES/ FOR CHILDREN IN AL BLACKBELT OUTDOOR Selma, AL 36702 MENTAL HEALTH VERIZON WIRELESS Tabitha Isner Dunkin Allred (334) 875-3350 Carrie Bearden Magen Childress 1792 Highway 14 E 476 County Road 206 Radio Station 417 Medical Center 2254 Pelham Highway P.O. Box 2077 Marion Junction, AL Parkway Pelham, AL 35124 Selma, AL 36702 36759 BROOKS Selma, AL 36701 (334) 875-2969 (334) 875-0608 (205) 337-5113 CONSTRUCTION, LLC (334) 418-6500 Cellular Telephone Therapeutic Foster Care Billboards Shelia Brooks Health Service Agency/ Sales /Cellular Service/ 41 Quail Run Drive Non-Profit Telecommunications CITY TUNE-UP & BRAKE BLUECROSS Valley Grande, AL 36703 SERVICE BLUESHIELD OF (334) 875-1359 CAHABA PRODUCTS CENTRAL ALABAMA Benny Austin ALABAMA Construction INC. / SOUTHERN FARMER’S CO-OP 2899 Citizens Parkway Corrie Wilbanks FLAVOR SEASONINGS Tim Wood Selma, AL 36701 4665 Park Boulevard BROWN CHAPEL A.M.E. Leonard Ingram 2519 U.S. Highway 80 W (334) 874-6689 Montgomery, AL 36116 CHURCH 412 J.L. Chestnut Jr. Blvd P.O. Box 1090 Automotive Service & (334) 213-6603 Joyce O’Neal P.O. Box 691 Selma, AL 36702 Repair Insurance P.O. Box 456 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-9083 Selma, AL 36702-0456 (334) 418-4663 Farming/Hunting/Lawn & CLAUDE ANDERSON BLUE OX EQUIPMENT & (334) 874-7897 Food Products / Services/ Garden Supplies ASSOCIATES SUPPLY Church Supplies & Brokers Claude Anderson Tad Lightfoot CHARTER BUSINESS P.O. Box 409 417 Race Street BUDGET INN CAHAWBA ADVISORY Pamela Higgins Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 Jim Patel COMMITTEE 5990 South Monticello (334) 875-7723 (334) 875-6180 601 Highland Avenue Anne Spooner Drive Individual Outdoor Equipment Selma, AL 36701 P.O. Box 2318 Montgomery, AL 36117 (334) 872-3451 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 318-8522 Hotel/Motel (334) 549-4154 Communication/ Historic Resource Telecommunications Management Consultant
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 55 COASTAL RECYCLING, COSBY - CROSSROADS, LLC DALLAS COUNTY DIVERSICARE OF PARK LLC CARMICHAEL, INC. Lowell Butts EXTENSION SYSTEM PLACE John Duncan Cosby Carmichael 2530 U.S. Highway 80 W Callie Nelson Quintella Crawford 900 Selfield Road 637 River Road Selma, AL 36701 429 Lauderdale Street 100 Park Place Selma, AL 36703 P.O. Box 100 (334) 874-8763 P.O. Box 40 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 875-1980 Selma, AL 36702 Convenience Store/Service Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-3471 Recycling (334) 874-7411 Station (334) 875-3200 Nursing Home/ Concrete Ready Mix-Sand Extension Service/ Rehabilitation Center THE COFFEE SHOPPE & Gravel CUTTIN LOOSE Education Jackie Smith Angie Harrelson E 308 Broad Street COUGAR OIL 210 Highland Avenue, DAVE’S MARKET EDWARD JONES P. O. Box 152 Larry Jones Ste. A David Oliver INVESTMENTS Selma, al 36702 P.O. Box 1800 Selma, AL 36701 5514 Alabama Highway 22 Max Baggett, Jr. (334) 878-2739 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-1919 Valley Grande, AL 36701 811 Selma Avenue Coffee Shop (334) 875-2023 Hair Salon (334) 877-1447 Selma, AL 36701 Oil Lubrication & Grocery Store (334) 875-7331 COMFORT INN Petroleum D Investments/Securities/ Nisha Patel DALLAS AIR DAVIS FAMILY MEDICINE Financial Services 1812 Highway 14 E CRAIG FIELD AIRPORT & CONDITIONING & Dr. Glenton Davis Selma, AL 36703 INDUSTRIAL AUTHORITY HEATING, INC. 223 Dallas Avenue ELKDALE BAPTIST (334) 875-5700 Jim Corrigan James Patterson, Jr. Selma, AL 36701 CHURCH Hotel/Motel 48 Craig Industrial Park 3900 U.S. Highway 80 W (334) 874-0017 Rev. Cory Horton P.O. Box 1421 P.O. Box 302 Physician & Surgeon- 2221 Elkdale Street COOK’S PEST CONTROL Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36702 Family Practice Selma, AL 36701 Mike Peacock (334) 874-7419 (334) 874-8145 (334) 872-3456 1861 Congressman Airport /Industrial Park Contractor-Heating & Air DEPARTMENT OF Church Dickinson Drive Conditioning HUMAN RESOURCES Montgomery, AL 36109 CREAR, JOHN Wanda Goodwin ENT CONSULTANTS/ (334) 273-8873 John Crear DALLAS AVENUE 200 Samuel O. Moseley FYZICAL BALANCE Pest Control Services 2408 Parkway Drive PHARMACY Drive AND FALL PREVENTION Selma, AL 36703 Tim Gibbs P.O. Box 1210 CENTER CORNERSTONE REALTY (334) 875-7430 1402 W. Dallas Avenue Selma, AL 36702 Sarah Howard Aghedo Jewell Williamson Individual Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-1400 731 Dallas Avenue 519 Lauderdale Street (334) 872-3255 Social Service Agency Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 CREDIT CENTRAL Pharmacy (334) 407-9313 (334) 872-0441 LOANS AND TAXES DIRECT AUTO Physician Real Estate-Commercial/ Haley Wilson DALLAS COUNTY Edith McCary Residential/ Property 2614 Citizens Parkway FARMERS FEDERATION 2614 Citizens Parkway ESSENCE OF A Management Suite D Jimmy Holliman Selma, AL 36701 THERAPEUTIC TOUCH Selma, AL 36701 403 Broad Street (334) 526-4404 Joyce Hampton COSBY COMPANY (334) 872-8187 Selma, AL 36701 Auto & Life Insurance 235 Merrimac Drive Noopie Cosby Loans/ Taxes (334) 872-7471 Selma, AL 36701 P.O. Box 683 Insurance DOMINO’S (334) 413-1042 Selma, AL 36702 CRL LOVELADY James Steele, Jr. Therapeutic Services/ (334) 412-1008 CONSTRUCTION, LLC DALLAS COUNTY 2225 Summerfield Road Health Service Agency Government/Public Randy Lovelady BOARD OF EDUCATION Selma, AL 36701 Relations 890 Ravenwood Drive Superintendent (334) 875-8060 EYEMAX VISION Selma, AL 36701 Hattie Shelton Restaurant-Pizza Take Out CENTER (334) 418-8187 429 Lauderdale Street & Delivery Dr. Leroy Maxwell Contractor-Residential/ Selma, AL 36701 2401 Medical Center Nonresidential/Painting (334) 875-3440 Parkway School/Pre-K/Secondary P.O. Box 650 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-2321 Optical/Optometrist/ Optician /Optical Lab
56 www.selmaalabama.com FIRST CAHAWBA BANK FRESENIUS KIDNEY GERALD A. ANDERSON GOODWYN, WILL F Richard Walters CARE II, DMD 3100 Sterling Road FAB, LLC 2610 Citizens Parkway Tiffany Alford Dr. Gerald Anderson II, Birmingham, AL 35213 Nancy R. Bennett P.O. Box 2140 100 Mitylene Park Lane DMD (205) 849-3251 P.O. Box 2452 Selma, AL 36702 Montgomery, AL 36117 625 Dallas Avenue Individual Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-2050 (334) 274-1315 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-6600 Bank/Banking Association Dialysis (334) 872-2686 GRAY’S RECLINE & Estate & Liquidation Sales Individual SLEEP THE FLOWER FULLER BUILDING Margaret G. Cogle FAMILY FOOT CARE, LLC BASKET, LLC SUPPLY CO., INC. GH PARTS & 514 Broad Street Glenn McPhillips, DPM Vicky Wilkerson Bruce Fuller COMPONENTS, INC. Selma, AL 36701 Tomeko McPhillips, DPM 2710 Citizens Parkway 3101 J.L. Chestnut Jr. George Patterson (334) 875-9616 6 Office Park Circle Selma, AL 36701 Boulevard 2409 North Broad Street Furniture Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-2204 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-5636 Florist (334) 872-7409 (888) 498-2478 GREEN, ROBERT W. Podiatrist Building Materials Machinery/Equipment 418 Stiles Road FOOTSTEPS THROUGH Dealers Selma, AL 36701 FARMERS INSURANCE- SELMA G (334) 874-6547 LASHUANA TAYLOR- Terry Chestnut GAMBLE, GAMBLE, GILMER MANAGEMENT, Individual AGENT P.O. Box 1643 CALAME & JONES, LLC LLC Lashauna Taylor Selma, AL 36702 Harry W. Gamble, Jr. Mel Gilmer GRIFFEN, WILLIE 521 Bell Road (334) 419-8715 807 Selma Avenue 617 Broad Street 320 Mabry Street Selma, AL 36701 Tour Guide Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-4890 (334) 875-7810 (334) 872-4949 (334) 875-5084 Insurance FOUR SEASONS GARDEN Attorney Real Estate-Commercial/ Individual CENTER, LLC Residential/Property FATHER’S OF ST. Rosalie Bjelke GANTT’S CANDIES Management THE GRILLMAN EDMUND-EDMUNDITE 611 Cahaba Road Nancy Gantt Charlie Morgan MISSIONS Selma, AL 36701 530 Mabry Street GIVHAN LAND & CATTLE 216 Greenbriar Street Chad McEachern (334) 875-4360 Selma, AL 36701 COMPANY Selma, AL 36701 1428 Broad Street Garden Center/Nursery (334) 875-2315 Sam Givhan (334) 412-1493 Selma, AL 36701 Manufacturer-Candy 6900 Alabama Highway 5 Individual (334) 872-2359 FRAMES N THINGS Safford, AL 36773 Church Kay Traylor GEORGE’S PAINT & (334) 573-2278 GRINDLE’S TIRE SERVICE 400 Dallas Avenue BODY SHOP, LLC Farming/Ginning/Cattle Kevin Sellers FIRST AVENUE Selma, AL 36701 Earl A. Haugen 212 US Highway 80 E CLEANERS (334) 872-6177 1215 J.L. Chestnut Jr. GOLDEN RANCH BBQ & P.O. Box 1373 Willie Smiley Retail/Frames Boulevard GRILL, INC. Selma, AL 36702 1705 First Avenue Selma, AL 36701 Chris Stevens (334) 872-6767 Selma, AL 36703 FRASIER-OUSLEY (334) 872-1441 2003 W Highland Avenue Tire Sales (334) 872-1953 CONSTRUCTION Automobile Body Repair Selma, AL 36701 Dry Cleaner ENG., INC. & Paint (334) 874-1777 H David Ousley Restaurant FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1105 Singleton Drive DR. GEORGE TISDALE HAMM, STEPHANIE Dr. Jerry Light, Sr. P.O. Box 330 217 Broad Street GOLDEN-SELMA, LLC DILLON 325 Lauderdale Street Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 DBA MCDONALD’S 37 Margranita Crescent P.O. Box 1186 (334) 872-3496 (334) 875-5000 Janice Kirkland Austin, TX 78703 Selma, AL 36702 Contractor-General/ Physician-Dermatology 1502 E. Park Ave. (512) 301-5029 (334) 877-4400 Construction/Engineering Enterprise, al 36330 Individual Church (334) 347-1295 THE FRAZER GROUP Fast Food Restaurant Bob Frazer 1604 Broad Street Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-4654 Insurance
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 57 HANCOCK’S HOBBS AND HAIN, P.C. JAMES E. SIDDENS, CPA JUNEBUGG’S FLEA KNIGHT, RAMSEY COUNTRY BBQ Ralph Hobbs James E. Siddens MARKET & ANTIQUE 2400 County Road 209 Emily Hancock 707 Selma Avenue 627 Alabama Avenue MALL Selma, AL 36701 72 County Road 46 P.O. Box 1190 P.O. Box 1330 John Carter (334) 872-4834 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36702 1302 E. Highland Avenue Individual (334) 872-5541 (334) 874-6683 (334) 875-2626 P.O. Box 772 Restaurant-Barbeque Attorney Accountant/Certified/ Selma, AL 36702 KONA ICE OF SELMA/ Public (334) 875-3532 PRATTVILLE HEALTHMARK HOME HORIZON INVESTMENT Retail Glenn McPhillips MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, GROUP, INC. JAMISON MONEY 610 Selma Avenue INC. Julie Simmons FARMER, P.C. JUSTICE, JAN Selma, AL 36701 Mark Story 418 Lauderdale Street Kim Smith 5181 County Road 17 (334) 518-0313 2918 Citizens Parkway Selma, AL 36701 798 Highland Avenue Selma, AL 36701 Food Truck Vendor P.O. BOX 853 (334) 431-5004 P.O. Box 597 (334) 467-4938 Selma, AL 36702 Investments/Securities/ Selma, AL 36702 Individual L (334) 418-0085 Financial Services (334) 874-4455 LEET, BARBARA & Home Medical Equipment Accountant/Certified/ K RONNIE I Public KEITH & KEITH P.O. Box 510 HENRY BRICK INTEGRITY WORLDWIDE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Selma, AL 36702 COMPANY, INC. Alan Hicks, Jr. JANA RUSSELL GARNER, Alston Keith (334) 875-2672 Davis Henry P.O. Box 347 ATTORNEY AT LAW 711 Alabama Avenue Individual 3409 Water Avenue Selma, AL 36702 Jana Russell Garner P.O. Box 9 P.O. Box 850 (334) 322-1201 P.O. Box 364 Selma, AL 36702 LEGACY PROPERTIES Selma, AL 36702 Non-Profit Organization Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-6617 Lynetta Hicks (334) 875-2600 (334) 412-6490 Attorney 2901 B Citizens Parkway Manufacturer INTERNATIONAL PAPER Attorney Selma, AL 36701 Arthur McLean KELLY SERVICES, INC. (334) 874-9346 HIGHWAY 80 601 County Road 78 JONES, JOHNNY Adam Lavender Real Estate PRODUCTIONS Selma, AL 36703 2712 Old Orrville Road 104 Executive Park Lane, Kamou Little (334) 872-3481 Selma, AL 36701 Ste. B LEOPOLD BABIN, ESQ. 1200 Woodrow Avenue #8H Manufacturer (334) 850-9198 Selma, AL 36701 Leopold Babin, Esq. Selma, AL 36701 Individual (334) 418-0972 338 County Road 283 (334)375-0615 INVIDA Employment Services / Selma, AL 36701 Production/Photography Maria Campo JOURNEYS FOR THE Training (334) 877-0728 Ronald Nutt SOUL Attorney HILLTOP MANOR 4165 AL Highway 22 W Joanne Bland KENTUCKY FRIED Porter Sue Simpson Selma, AL 36701 1420 North Mechanic Street CHICKEN OF SELMA LEWIS, LARRY 305 Hilltop Drive (334) 553-7745 Selma, AL 36701 Mark Woodson 42 Wilkins Road Selma, AL 36701 Financial Services (334) 413-1035 1326 E. Highland Avenue Selma, AL 36701 (251) 300-3500 Tour Guide Selma, AL 36703 (334) 872-8004 Senior Housing J (334) 872-7513 Individual J.B. MORRIS AND JOYCE’S CATERING Restaurant HINES REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Joyce Rylee LIBERTY DISPOSAL, INC. James Hines John B. Morris, CLU, Chfc 811 Mabry Street KINGFISHER MEDIA, LLC Alaron Hubbert 705 Alabama Avenue 1003 Broad Street, Ste. C Selma, AL 36701 DBA THE SELMA SUN 212-B Highland Avenue P.O. Box 464 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-3333 Cindy Fisher Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 605-1292 Caterer 711 Alabama Avenue (334) 874-7320 (334) 875-1990 Investments/Securities/ P.O. Box 476 Refuse Disposal Real Estate Financial Services JULIE R. SAMS, DMD Selma, AL 36702 Dr. Julie Sams (205)789-0973 HL-A COMPANY, INC. 724 Alabama Avenue Newspaper Kim Smitherman P.O. Box 994 902 Ravenwood Drive Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-6277 (334) 874-9010 Dentist Manufacturer
58 www.selmaalabama.com LIGHTHOUSE MAINSTREET FAMILY MAXIMUS HOLDINGS MR. ROYS MARKET/ NEW YORK LIFE REHABILITATION & URGENT CARE Jimmie Coleman, III JONES OIL COMPANY INSURANCE COMPANY HEALTHCARE CENTER Betsy Stewart 109 Broad Street Alan Jones Karen Harris Armelia Oliver 1475 Alabama Highway Selma, al 36701 1505 West Highland Avenue 4121 Carmichael Road, 2911 Earl Goodwin 14 E (202) 351-9829 Selma, AL 36701 Ste. 501 Parkway Selma, AL 36703 Festival (334) 875-7833 Montgomery, AL 36106 Selma, AL 36703 (334) 526-3240 Convenience Store (334) 625-8118 (334) 875-1868 Health Services Provider MCCONNELL TWINS Insurance Nursing Home/ DANCE STUDIO MTM INTERIORS Rehabilitation Center MARION BANK & TRUST Lisa Baker Sexton Maryanna McCarthy NEXTERA ENERGY COMPANY 3966 Landline Road 11 Pine Acres RESOURCES, LLC LONEWOLF GARAGE & Wayne Middlebrooks Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 Latoya Hinson CUSTOMS 2400 Highway 80 (334) 875-3571 (617) 281-1199 700 Universe Boulevard Mike Donahe P.O. Box 1288 Dance Instruction/ Interior Design Juno Beach, FL 33408 972 County Road 45 Selma, AL 36702 Performing Arts Education (561) 304-5122 Marion Junction, al 36759 (334) 877-2214 MUTUAL SAVINGS Renewable Energy (334) 349-2441 Bank/Banking Association MCCRORY, NORMA CREDIT UNION Developer Motorcycle Repair 900 Persimmon Tree Road Annie Blevins MARK’S MART Selma, AL 36701 907 Medical Center NORTHSIDE ANIMAL LONG-LEWIS OF Rodney King (334) 872-2864 Parkway HOSPITAL SELMA, INC. 1022 County Road 44 Individual P.O. Box 2316 Dr. Mike Wells Tricia Cutshall Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 2612 Citizens Parkway 2091 Fairview Avenue (334) 872-3003 MCKINLEY (334) 872-1733 Selma, AL 36701 Prattville, AL 36066 Wine & Specialty Foods TRANSPORT, LLC Credit Union (334) 872-2355 (256) 248-1369 Market Aaron McKinley Veterinarian Automobile Dealer 9535 County Road 29 N MARVIN’S BUILDING Marion Junction, AL NATIONAL PARK O LOOK CENTER 36759 SERVICE-SELMA TO ONEAL, JOYCE P. Ann H. Murray Missy Holmes (334) 412-9830 MONTGOMERY NHT P.O. Box 413 118 Lauderdale Street 1500 Highway 14 E Trucking Company Jorge Acevedo Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36703 1212 W. Montgomery Road (334) 875-3112 (334) 505-7002 (334) 877-1515 MEADOWS TIRE Tuskegee Institute , AL Individual Retail/ Pop-up Store Building Materials CO., INC. 36088 James Ap R. Jones (334) 727-6390 ON TIME FASHIONS LUXURIOUS LENGTHS MASON & COMPANY, PC 2897 Citizens Parkway Federal Agency Zuher Dabit Lakira Fails Mark Mason Selma, AL 36701 1120 Alabama Avenue 320 Wright Drive 627 Alabama Avenue (334) 875-7276 NATIONAL VOTING Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36703 Selma, AL 36701 Tire Dealer RIGHTS MUSEUM & (334) 874-9997 (334) 412-3631 (334) 874-6621 INSTITUTE Clothing-Men’s & Boys Hair Business Accountant/Certified/ MICHAEL JOHNSON Pearlie Walker Public 93-90 FOUNDATION 6 U.S. Highway 80 E ON-SITE DRUG LUXURY INN & SUITES Thomasene Johnson P.O. Box 1366 COLLECTIONS, LLC Neil Patel MATTHEW R. OAKS, P.O. Box 522 Selma, AL 36702 Edna Johnson 1120 Highland Avenue CPA, PC Selma, AL 36702 (334) 526-4340 706 Highland Avenue Selma, AL 36701 Matthew R. Oaks (334) 419-3544 Museum P.O. Box 99 (334) 872-0014 602 Furniss Avenue Non-Profit Organization Selma, AL 36702 Hotel/Motel P.O. Box 344 NEED DECALS (334) 872-7646 Selma, AL 36702 MINTER LAW, LLC Doug Buster Drug Collection M (334) 872-0178 Jay Minter P.O. Box2350 MADDEN & ASSOCIATES Accountant 706 Broad Street Selma, AL 36702 Carl Bowline Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-0226 P.O. Box 1261 (334) 526-1601 Internet Sales Selma, AL 36702 Law Office (334) 315-5169 Advertising/Graphic Design/Marketing
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 59 ORRVILLE FARMER’S PILCHER AGENCY PNC BANK QUEEN CITY RIVERBEND MARKET Jody Pilcher Johnny Clements MARKET, LLC PROPERTIES, INC. Judy McKinney 28 Broad Street 9 Broad Street Mandy Henry James Hammonds 14560 Main Street P.O. Box 1303 Selma, AL 36701 201 Broad Street P.O. Box 807 P.O. Box 27 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-5402 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 Orrville, AL 36767 (334) 872-2353 Bank/Banking Association/ (334) 407-9854 (334) 872-0901 (334) 996-8301 Real Estate-Commercial/ Financial Institution Home Décor Boutique / Real Estate-Commercial/ Farmer’s Market/ Residential/Property Furniture/Gifts/Clothing/ Residential/Property Restaurant/Gift Store Management PRATTVILLE PRINTING Jewelry Management Susie Hicks P PILCHER-MCBRYDE 914 South Memorial Drive R ROTARY CLUB OF PEAK INSURANCE, INC. DRUG COMPANY Prattville, AL 36067 RANDALL MILLER SELMA Jere Peak Jim Creech (334) 365-2133 FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. James Steele, Jr. 1003 Broad Street 101 Broad Street Printing/Office Supplies/ & CREMATORY P.O. Box 1115 Selma, AL 36701 P.O. Box 1168 Promotional Products Randall Miller Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-2303 Selma, AL 36702 608 St. Phillips Street (334) 875-8060 Insurance (334) 875-7208 PREFERRED EYE P.O. Box 1471 Civic Club Pharmacy CARE, LLC Selma, AL 36702 PEARCE CATFISH FARMS Dr. Ashley Williams (334) 874-9081 ROUNTREE ELECTRIC/ David Pearce PINE BELT WIRELESS 406 Dallas Avenue Funeral Home/Memorial ROUNTREE OUTDOORS 11700 Alabama Highway 5 John C. Nettles Selma, AL 36701 Park/Crematory Chet Chappelle Browns, AL 36759 5 Broad Street (334) 878-2020 2613 Citizens Parkway (334) 628-6138 Selma, AL 36701 Optometry Practice R.L. ZEIGLER CO., INC. P.O. Box 948 Farming-Catfish (334) 878-8000 Norm Trotter Selma, AL 36702 Cellular Telephone Sales/ PRIMARY EYECARE 1 Plant Street (334) 872-2651 PEDIATRIC Cellular Service/Internet CENTER, LLC P.O. Box 367 Retail Sporting Goods ADOLESCENT Service Dr. Kristina Lovinggood Selma, AL 36702 MEDICINE, INC. 801 Dallas Avenue (334) 874-9041 RURAL HEALTH Dr. Patricia Robinson PIONEER ELECTRIC Selma, AL 36701 Manufacturer MEDICAL PROGRAM 618-A Medical Center COOPERATIVE (334) 874-7024 Keshee Dozier-Smith, CEO Parkway Harriett Foster Optical/Optometrist/ REEVES & STEWART P.C. 101 Park Place P.O. Box 910 4075 Alabama Highway 41 Optician/Optical Lab Allen S. Reeves P.O. Box 2213 Selma, AL 36702 P.O. Box 40 101 Church Street Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-4843 Sardis, AL 36775 PROPERTY SERVICES OF P.O. Box 447 (334) 874-7428 Physician-Pediatrician (334) 875-2223 WEST ALABAMA, LLC Selma, AL 36702 Non-Profit/Health Services Utilities Nancy Reynolds Bennett (334) 875-7236 Provider PEPSI BOTTLING 1007 Alabama Avenue Attorney COMPANY PLANTATION PATTERNS P.O. Box 2452 S Cheyenne Bradford FURNITURE, LLC Selma, AL 36702 REGIONS BANK SABRA SANCTUARY 1400 Highland Avenue W Randy Granger (334) 874-6600 Charles Denton Barbara Miles P.O. Box 1086 942 W Park Road Real Estate-Commercial/ 101 Church Street P.O. Box 393 Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 Residential/Property Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-2616 (334) 526-9980 Management (334) 410-9800 (334) 877-4645 Beverage Dispensing Manufacturer Bank/ Banking Association Domestic Violence Shelter/ Equipment/Supplies/Soft Q Sexual Assault Program Drinks QUALITY INN RELIABLE Bob Khoda CADILLAC, GMC SAFE HARBOR PILCHER & PILCHER, P.C. 2420 Broad Street Bill Porter WOMEN’S MEDICAL John E. Pilcher Selma, AL 36701 16 Lawrence Street CLINIC-SELMA/DALLAS 28 Broad Street (334) 874-8600 P.O. Box 704 COUNTY SAV-A-LIFE P.O. Box 1250 Hotel/Motel Selma, AL 36702 Jennifer Dobbs Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-2337 408 Dallas Avenue (334) 872-6211 Automobile Dealer P.O. Box 865 Attorney Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-8900 Non-Profit/Limited Medical
60 www.selmaalabama.com SAFFORD TIRE & SELMA ANIMAL THE SELMA (AL) SELMA HOUSING SELMA-DALLAS COUNTY HARDWARE, LLC DBA HOSPITAL CHAPTER OF THE AUTHORITY PUBLIC LIBRARY SAFFORD SPORTING Dr. Mark S. Lawrence, LINKS, INC. Kennard Randolph Becky Nichols GOODS DVM Dorothy Barnes 444 Washington Street 1103 Selma Avenue Keith Bridges 501 Cahaba Road P.O. Box 1343 P.O. Box 950 Selma, AL 36703 22470 Alabama 22 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-1725 P.O. Box 41 (334) 875-3700 (334) 875-4588 (334) 874-6271 Library Safford, AL 36773 Veterinarian Non-Profit Real Estate-Commercial/ (334) 573-2411 Residential/ Property SELMONT SERVICE Hardware/Sporting Goods SELMA AREA SELMA CHAPTER OF Management CENTER FOOD BANK MGM AREA ASSOC. OF John Friday THE SAND BAR, LLC Jeff Harrison REALTORS SELMA PEDIATRICS 231 Highway 80 E David Pearce 497 Oak Street Brad Owen Dr. Lofti Bashir Selma, AL 36701 14301 County Road 21 Selma, AL 36701 4280 Carmichael Road 1225 Medical Center (334) 874-6394 Marion Junction, AL (334) 872-4111 Montgomery, AL 36106 Parkway Automotive Service/Repair 36759 Food Bank/Non-Profit (334)396-0256 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 877-1444 Non-Profit Organization (334) 874-9410 SERENITY MEMORIAL Restaurant SELMA BEAUTY SUPPLY Physician-Pediatrician GARDENS, LLC Cedric Martin SELMA CITY SCHOOLS Al Perry SCOTT 1208 Alabama Avenue SYSTEM SELMA PEST CONTROL 1101 Keith Way COMMUNICATIONS, INC Selma, AL 36701 Superintendent Michael Fondren Selma, AL 36701 walx-fm, wjam-am/fm, (334) 875-1823 Dr. Avis Williams 2287 Landline Road (334) 320-2231 walx-hd2 Beauty Supplies Dr. William Powell P.O. Box 837 Cemetery Paul Alexander 2194 Broad Street Selma, AL 36702 P.O. Box 1150 SELMA BOLT Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-8249 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Selma, AL 36702-1150 Tommy Swindal (334) 874-1600 Pest Control Service Robert Fails, Sr. (334) 875-9360 2712 J.L. Chestnut Jr. School/Pre-K/Secondary 2416 North Broad Street Media/Radio Boulevard THE SELMA TIMES- Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 SELMA DISABILITIES JOURNAL (334) 872-3435 SCREENCO (334) 872-4001 ADVOCACY PROGRAM Dennis Palmer Paint/Wallpaper/Blinds/ Si Gresham Sales-Fasteners/Nuts/Bolts Carolyn Bates 1018 Water Avenue Supplies 9 Bell Road 701 Lauderdale Street P.O. Box 611 Selma, AL 36701 SELMA CAREER CENTER P.O. Box 268 Selma, AL 36702 SKELTON TRUCKING, (334) 872-0051 Clifford Hunter Selma, AL 36702 (334) 875-2110 LLC Advertising Specialties- 1112 Water Avenue (334) 875-6001 Newspaper Rodney Skelton Screen Printing Selma, AL 36701 Non-Profit Organization 1415 County Road 43 (334) 872-0471 SELMA URGENT CARE Tyler, AL 36785 SEARS HOMETOWN Employment/Training/ SELMA DOCTORS Dr. Sai Namburu (334) 872-4878 STORE Education CLINIC, P.C. 1025 Medical Center Trucking/Transportation Jack Ousley Dr. Park Chittom Parkway 2908 Citizens Parkway SELMA CASH AND 509 Parkman Avenue Selma, AL 36701 SMITH, RANDY Selma, AL 36703 CARRY Selma, AL 36701 (334) 875-8833 105 Lashley Drive (334) 874-7300 Richard Barrett (334) 874-9064 Health Services Provider Selma, AL 36701 Appliances/ Bedding/ 1315 W Highland Avenue Physician/ Surgeon-MD (334) 875-4499 Lawn/ Garden Tools/ TV Selma, AL 36701 SELMA WATER WORKS Individual (334) 874-8060 SELMA FLEA MARKET & Paulette Ishman SELCOM Discount Grocery RV PARK, INC. 1706 Selma Avenue SONIC DRIVE IN Rick Williams Gary Maluda/Farris P.O. Box 326 Mike Beacham 1605 W. Highland Avenue SELMA CENTER FOR Harper Selma, AL 36702 P.O. Box 2128 Selma, AL 36701 NONVIOLENCE, TRUTH 606 River Road (334) 872-6205 Ridgeland, MS 39158 (334) 874-8375 & RECONCILIATION Selma, AL 36701 Utilities (334) 875-2594 Security-Products/ Ainka Jackson (334) 875-0500 Restaurant Systems/ Burglar Alarms/ 8 Mulberry Road Flea Market/RV Park/ Network Repair Services Selma, AL 36703 Storage (334) 526-4539 Non-Profit
Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 61 SOUTHEAST STEWARD TOTAL MANAGEMENT TURNER CHEVROLET VAUGHAN REGIONAL HYDRAULICS, LLC CONSTRUCTION, LLC EXPERTS Milam Turner, III MEDICAL CENTER George Patterson Darrell Steward Jimmie Coleman, iii 1800 Highway 14 E David McCormack 2003 Highway 14 E 3007 Citizens Parkway 109 Broad Street P.O. Box 430 1015 Medical Center P.O. Box 395 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 Parkway Selma, AL 36702 (334) 874-7278 (202) 351-9829 (334) 874-6631 Selma, AL 36701 (334) 407-0497 Contractor- Residential/ Business Consultant Automobile Dealer (334) 418-4100 Hydraulic Cylinder Repair Nonresidential/Painting Hospital TOWN & COUNTRY REAL TW ORTHODONTICS SOUTHERN ELECTRICAL SUMMERLIN HARDWARE ESTATE OF SELMA, LLC Dr. Brett Wood VENTER, JANNIE SERVICES & SUPPLY Mike Bruner 107 YMCA Drive 606 Green Street Sam Smitherman Will Summerlin 890 Ravenwood Drive Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36703 3010 Earl Goodwin 1514 Water Avenue Selma, AL 36701 (334) 874-6627 (334) 875-4266 Parkway Selma, AL 36701 (334) 872-1122 Dentist-Orthodontist Individual P.O. Box 915 (334) 872-4120 Real Estate Selma, AL 36702 Hardware U W (334) 412-5441 TOWN OF ORRVILLE UAB SELMA FAMILY WALLACE COMMUNITY Contractor-Electrical SWIFT DRUG COMPANY Mayor Louvenia Lumpkin MEDICINE COLLEGE SELMA W.P. Swift III P.O. Box 98 Kandice Collins Dr. James Mitchell SOUTHLAND STUDIOS/ 217 Broad Street Orrville, AL 36767 1023 Medical Center 3000 Earl Goodwin WOOLWORTH LOFTS/ P.O. Box 735 (334) 996-9726 Parkway Parkway SELMA TOURS Selma, AL 36702 Government/Public Ste. 200 P.O. Box 2530 A.C. Reeves (334) 874-4651 Relations Selma, AL 36701 Selma, AL 36702 120 Lauderdale, Suite A Pharmacy (334) 875-4184 (334) 876-9230 Selma, AL 36701 TRIPLE A Physician-Family Practice School/Technical/Junior (334) 375-3838 T TRANSPORTATION College Art Studio/ Air BnB/Tour TALTON Al Blackmon UNITED FOOD & FUEL Guide COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 529 Ravenwood Drive Ben McNeill WELLS FARGO Julius Talton P.O. Box 278 3241 Money Road Tanesha L. Purifoy SPEIR LAND COMPANY 910 Ravenwood Drive Selma, AL 36701 Montgomery, AL 36108 2605 Citizens Parkway Harold Speir Selma, AL 36701 (334) 412-4827 (334)263-9070 Selma, AL 36701 705 Alabama Avenue (334) 877-0704 Transportation Convenience Store (334) 874-5900 Selma, AL 36701 Telecommunications Bank/Banking Association (334) 874-8020 TROY UNIVERSITY UNITED WAY Real Estate-Commercial/ TERMINATOR MONTGOMERY CAMPUS Jeff Cothran WENDY’S OF SELMA Residential/ Property EXTERMINATING Lee Ammon 115 Vaughan Memorial Erica Bradford Management COMPANY Director, Enrollment Drive 1790 Alabama Highway Robert Luker Services P.O. Box 298 14 E SPIRE, INC. 730 Dallas Avenue P.O. Box 4419 Selma, AL 36702 Selma, AL 36701 Monica Garsed Selma, AL 36701 Montgomery, AL 36116 (334) 874-8383 (334) 875-5194 2828 Dauphin Street (334) 872-7764 (334) 241-9506 Non-Profit Organization Restaurant Mobile, AL 36606 Pest Control Service School/College/University/ (251) 450-4757 Education V WIMBERLY Utilities THELMA DIANNE HARRIS VAUGHAN COMMUNITY BLACK HERITAGE 2509 Parkway Drive TRUSTMARK HEALTH SERVICES MULTICULTURAL ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL Selma, AL 36702 Andy Stewart Kim Cogle TOURS, LLC CHURCH (334) 875-4823 310 Broad Street 200 Vaughan Way, Ste. B Louretta C. Wimberly Rev. Henry Hudson Individual P.O. Box 799 Selma, AL 36701 3007 North Broad Street 210 Lauderdale Street Selma, AL 36702 (334) 872-3303 Selma, AL 36703 Selma, AL 36701 TODD TRUCKING CO., (334) 875-1000 Non-Profit/Health Services (334) 875-5894 (334) 874-8421 INC. Bank/Banking Association Provider Tour Guide Church Steve Todd 2596 O’hara Place Selma, AL 36701 (334)431-0750 Trucking
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Selma and Dallas County Find It Local Guide 2020 63 AdvertiserIndex ADVERTISER...... PAG E ADVERTISER...... PAGE Alabama Power...... 3 Miller Funeral Service, Inc. & Crematorium...... 19
Alabama Power Sports...... 37 Mutual Savings Credit Union...... 49
American Apparel...... 15 Orrville Farmer’s Market...... 37
Big River Car Wash...... 7 Peak Insurance...... 17
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Children’s Dentistry of Central Alabama...... 49 Preferred Eye Care...... 17
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