MMI news: SAGE wins dining award

This spring, Marion Military Institute’s SAGE Dining team was chosen for their company’s Golden Leaf Awards, created to honor team members who go above and beyond, those who lead by example and embody SAGE Dining Service’s mission, values, and commitment to excellence. MMI was named to SAGE’s Honor Roll, celebrating individuals and teams who consistently...
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Ivey awards weatherization assistance funds for Perry County, $6.3 million statewide

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded more than $6.3 million statewide to help low-income Alabama residents reduce their home energy bills through the Weatherization Assistance Program, including $596,574 to the Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission, which serves Perry County along with Autauga, Chilton, Dallas, Elmore, Macon, Russell, and Shelby counties. The grants to community...
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Cooking in the Black Belt

This past Thursday, we went over to Selma to see a show my friend Tara Stallworth Lee had up in Gallery 905. She used all these images from around Craig Field during WWII, with a focus on the domestic labor that kept the airfield fed and taken care of. I tell you all this not...
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TSH is printing at home again

The newspaper you are holding this week was printed in the Black Belt. Watchman Media Group, publisher of the Greensboro Watchman, the Times-Standard-Herald, and the Western Star, has acquired a digital production press and is once again printing its newspapers in house, a return to a tradition that stretches back to the earliest days of...
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Vincent Russell

Vincent Lee “Vince” Russell, 66, of Kansas City, Mo., died suddenly January 17. He was born July 8, 1959, to Isaac and Ruth Russell at Craig Air Force Base near Selma. Russell lived most of his life in Kansas City, where he graduated from Southeast Senior High School in 1977. He served three years in...
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