Selma is the seat of Dallas County, located along the Alabama River in lower western Alabama. Best known today as the site of the 1965 Selma Voting Rights Movement and the Civil Rights march from Selma to Montgomery, the region was inhabited for thousands of years by a variety of indigenous people. When French explorers and colonists first came to the area, it was inhabited by the Muscogee, who had been there for centuries. Selma was settled by the French in 1732, and incorporated in 1820.
Regular Blogs
Cathedral Christian Academy Blog
Located on Highland Avenue in Selma, Alabama, CCA is a Christian school. Its blog posts announcements, lunch menus, and other items related to the school.
http://www.ccaselma.com/home/blog/
The chief newspaper in Selma, Alabama maintains a list of active official blogs within the city, including links to them.
http://www.selmatimesjournal.com/category/blogs/
Every day, the blogger posts a picture from Selma, including holiday pictures, nature pictures, and pictures which have a story behind them.
http://www.selmaala.blogspot.com/
The Civil War re-enactment group presents photographs, video, and announcement of events, product sales, and other information relating to the group or of the Battle of Selma.
http://www.battleofselma.com/
