Marble is one of the dogs featured on Sky Hill Animal Society 's Christmas tree at the Selma Riverwalk. Numerous businesses and orga...

The bright colors and flowers at Pringle Petals sure make  a shopper want to go inside. The shop moved from across  Broad Street, and...

Valley Creek Presbyterian Church has the distinction as the oldest   Presbyterian church in Alabama, and I chose to feature it  fo...

Children, adults and a dog enjoy a chilly day in  Riverfront Park one day  last week. The new playground is aptly named Butterfly Park...

The Good Ole' Days are here again with markets buying local  so that we can eat fresh! While we plant a few vegetables around t...

Across the fence in this downtown Selma yard are blue wildflowers  propagated into the landscape. So pretty! Linking to Good Fences...

The leaves, they are a'changin' in downtown Selma, and the reds and oranges  are especially accentuated by drapes of grey Spani...

So what did I find at the World's Widest Yard Sale? Lots...but I bought that cute, quilted cat potholder on the right.  Many ...

How much stuff do you recycle?  Selma residents are encouraged to REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE,  and big RED, dropoff centers are loca...

Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate; The first one said, "My it's getting late." The s...

It's ABC Wednesday, and L is for LOBSTER FEST! Better hurry up and call that number if you want  to get your name and lobster i...

While heading over to Papa's house for Fathers' Day, we listened to the radio broadcast of services at Valley Grande Baptist Ch...

It seems that most of the photos I post for Rural Thursday are taken in Orrville.  Well, here's another!  This is the side of Oxf...

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are favorite vacation destinations for many Selmians, and I think this photo explains why! A trip to the beach ...