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Lowndes County residents intensify fight against Project Red Clay data center (opens the original)
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LOWNDES COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - Opposition to the proposed Project Red Clay data center is continuing to build in Lowndes County, where residents packed the county courthouse Monday night and pressed commissioners for more information about the development. Residents have been organizing for months against the project, raising concerns about water use, electricity demands, noise, farmland, property values and the long-term impact a large-scale data center could have on the rural county. Monday’s m
Historic Selma church receives $40K to preserve 130-year legacy (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - A historic Selma church with roots stretching back more than 130 years is receiving $40,000 in state funding to help preserve its building and continue serving the surrounding community. First Baptist Church of Selma, built in 1894 and recognized for its role in the Civil Rights Movement, is also the city’s first African-American congregation. State Sen. Robert Stewart, who represents Alabama Senate District 23, said he advocated for the $40,000 appropriation through the sta
Smoke in the City brings barbecue, blues and growing businesses to Selma riverfront (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - The smell of barbecue filled the air along Selma’s riverfront Saturday as families, food vendors and local businesses came together for an evening of food, music and friendly competition. Smoke in the City returned to the Riverfront Amphitheater as part of the Live at Selma summer music series, combining a barbecue competition with blues, family activities and opportunities to support local vendors. Collins Pedaway III, who has been part of the Live at Selma team since the s
Selma learning center raises scholarship funds to expand early childhood education access (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - A Selma learning center is working to raise thousands of dollars to help more families afford early childhood education. McRae Learning Center held its second annual Collins Pettaway Jr. Scholarship Celebration Saturday at Wallace Community College. Organizers say the scholarship effort is designed to help qualified families who cannot fully afford tuition at the center. McRae Director Sadie Moss said the center is licensed for 183 children and currently serves about 180 stu
Selma School of Discovery opens without working cafeteria; district hopes for winter completion (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Students at Selma’s new School of Discovery began the school year without access to the building’s permanent cafeteria, forcing the district to prepare meals at another campus and convert a planned band room into a temporary lunchroom. Selma City Schools Superintendent David Scott said the district realized in the spring that the cafeteria renovation would be more extensive than originally expected. According to Scott, the original construction plans focused largely on cosme
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