A line of balloons along a fence in the Old Town neighborhood recently caught my eye. I'm "guessing" that someone was having ...

Valley Creek spilled up and over its banks this weekend after a three-day marathon of rainfall. The yellow tape between the posts will hopef...

What's inside the house seemed to intrigue this little chipmunk, and no wonder! In the photo at left, you can barely see the chipmunk pe...

March showers bring March flowers such as this raindrop-laden yellow iris. Selma has been saturated the past couple of days with up to nine ...

There's a 19th Century brick charcoal kiln at Kenan's Mill, and if you step inside and look straight up, you can see the sky through...

After an iron pour, scratch block molds (top photo) are placed on gravel to cool. Below, you see several etched blocks as they appeared befo...

These azaleas in the courtyard of the Vaughan-Smitherman Museum were in full bloom at last weekend's Selma Pilgrimage. I hope to snap ...

Today marks the second anniversary of the Selma, Ala., Daily Photo , and I just had to share this lovely wreath bearer in Old Live Oak Cemet...

Can you say "HOT!" The Foundry iron pour was a crowd pleaser at Saturday's Pilgrimage as Alabama Art Casting melted scrap iron...

The "ghosts" of famous Selmians returned to life Friday evening to tell their stories in Part 1 of the Old Live Oak Cemetery Ghost...