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Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee Schedule of Events - Vimarsana News

Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee Schedule of Events

Thursday, February 299:00am-11:00am Tipton Middle School, 2500 Tipton St, Selma, AL Voting Rights History Bowl9:00am-3:00pm Education Summit for Teachers: “High

Bring your foot-wheels to the next Second Saturday - Vimarsana News

Bring your foot-wheels to the next Second Saturday

The Aug. 12 edition of Second Saturday on the Square in Talladega will not only offer the usual attractions, such as food trucks, vendors, bounce houses and live music, but

Women affected by violence take a stand at August event - Vimarsana News

Women affected by violence take a stand at August event

With gun violence on the rise nationally, Opelika’s Samford Community Outreach Group hosts the 8th annual Take a Stand Against Violence event on August 5 to spread awareness about the issue as well as other forms of violence. Women affected by violence including Sherry Wiggins, Nakia Grimmett and Shamekia Wimbley plan to share their stories.

Source: oanow.com
In Alabama, tornadoes rattle historic Selma - Vimarsana News

In Alabama, tornadoes rattle historic Selma

Now, Selma is a majority-Black working class city recovering from a natural disaster, in a region that has suffered for decades from economic depression.

Tornadoes rattle historic civil rights community of Selma, Alabama - Vimarsana News

Tornadoes rattle historic civil rights community of Selma, Alabama

Thursday’s storm inflicted heavy damage on Selma, cutting a wide path through the downtown area, where brick buildings collapsed, oak trees were uprooted, cars were tossed onto their sides and power lines were left dangling.

Source: pbs.org