Troy University's (TU) Department of Art & Design has received a $13,000 grant from the Alabama Council on the Arts to support the department's 2026 Spring Arts Series.Â
Families from across Dallas County gathered Oct. 18 for the inaugural Harvest of Hope Festival, a sensory-friendly fall celebration hosted by Friends of Olivia, a local support group for families with members on the autism spectrum.Â
After more than a decade leading Alabama’s Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, Chuck Sykes is charting a new course as Executive Director of the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports. Â
A new initiative from Troy University (TU) is seeking to help small businesses and community organizations in rural Alabama with integrating artificial intelligence in their operations.Â
Several entities have received $9.3 million from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) to improve highway safety and to assist the enforcement of traffic laws.Â
Lifelong Dallas County residents Chris and Paige Harris have started Friends of Olivia, a support group for children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Selma’s artistic spirit is rising again as the second annual MACAS Selma Rising Mural Art Festival returns to Phoenix Park on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Â
The George Evans Memorial Charity Golf Tournament returns for its 15th year this Wednesday, October 15, at Valley Grande Golf Course, continuing a legacy of community support and celebration honoring the late Selma Mayor George Evans.Â
The Troy University's (TU) sorority network, the Panhellenic Council, partnered with Alabama Literacy's mascot, SHORT the Squirrel, to distribute books for children in Troy.Â
