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Life in Selma
All There is To Do


Specialty markets, water recreation, nationally known artists, and
healthy kids activities, await newcomers in Selma
You will experience
many firsts in Selma: an invitation to a funeral of someone you
don't know. A nationally famous storyteller may invite you to a
picnic at the cemetery. You'll come across a breathtaking
watercolor painting at our local gallery and not believe it when
you're told the painter is over 90 years old. You will learn that
the correct way to make a BBQ sandwich is with slaw and pickles.
Then one day, you'll be showing your son how to bait a hook for the
first time fishing. And before you know it, your daughter will be
growing up and you'll feel good that she has friends of the same
character and goals and dreams.
All one has to
do is focus on the things that really matter, and all of a sudden
Selma becomes compelling, and marvelous.

credit below

RTJ website
The Arts, a local airport
if you are a flying enthusiast, local dance studios, Boy Scouts, and
golfing, including the famous Alabama Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, are at
our doorstep
You can "have it
all" living in Selma. You will miss no modern conveniences, and buy
more, pay less, be in a safer environment, without large city or
suburb issues (from crime, accidents, and litigiousness, all
which result in higher insurance and costs to do business, to
traffic and parking snarls, which take time from what your life),
while you live in a community that has real multi-century old
character and history.
After viewing
this Life in Selma section of our presentation, you will have
no doubts as to why we are "The Shangri-la" of the southern
United States.
Click on Each
Section:
Perspectives/More
Future Neighbors:
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Bob Kelley
Owner
Tally-Ho Restaurant |

Bill Tomey
Advertising Rep.,
Selma Times Journal
and The Harmony Club
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Kathryn Tucker
Wyndham
National Public Radio
Nationally Famous Storyteller
(In
front of her bottle tree Jeffrey's around somewhere)
Ms. Wyndham tells us a story! |

Cool Afternoons in the Fall
Fall is awesome here!
Photos at Grist State Park,
then we went to Water Ave in Downtown Selma
and took shots of the Edmund Pettus bridge -
once a symbol of division and
now a symbol of hope and promise. |


It’s
not just about working for a great employer that is respected
throughout our region – it’s also about living in a community with a
compelling identity where you can make wonderful lifetime memories.
A world famous artist helping out at a kids camp, a place where your
children can safely explore, little league that’s free for all kids,
charming theatre, any kind of shopping we need is close by, and so
is great BBQ! Life here is real, true, and honest. Isn’t
this the best kind of life!
Supplement:
Social and Service Groups are listed in
Community Calendar & Organizations
Robert Trent Jones Golf: www.rtjgolf.com
Charley Lucas website: www.tinmansart.com
Shakespeare Festival: www.asf.net
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: www.mmfa.org
Biscuits Baseball:
www.biscuitsbaseball.com
Live away from traffic jams!
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Thanks to:
Kay
Jones, Executive Director of the Striplin Center
Photo
Credit to Photography by David, Inc., Selma
Except where
indicated, every photo was taken specifically for this
presentation. Unlike many company websites and recruitment
materials, in this presentation there are no "stock" photos or
images that aren't authentic.
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