Southside dominates Selma in Queen City Classic
Southside topped Selma 44-0 in the Queen City Classic on Thursday night at Memorial Stadium
Southside topped Selma 44-0 in the Queen City Classic on Thursday night at Memorial Stadium
Students, teachers and staff at Selma High School are mourning the death of a 16-year-old sophomore.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– A former Selma High student is giving back to the school — and trying to motivate the next generation of entrepreneurs. Alkaline Lyfe CEO Malcolm Crittenden donated a pallet of bottled natural spring alkaline water to the school this afternoon. The 2005 Selma High graduate founded the Atlanta-based company in 2017. Crittenden says the goal…
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Concerned parents of students in the Selma City School District — reach out to Action 8 News — over conditions at two schools. A plumbing issue at Selma High School — and mold at Meadowview Elementary — have parents concerned — about the safety of their children. Superintendent Dr. Zickeyous Byrd says a small portion…
From the West Alabama Newsroom– A Selma woman takes to social media — to seek justice a son she says was physically assaulted by one of his teachers at Selma High School. Gabriel Brown is furious. Because she says her son was back-hand slapped by a Selma High School teacher. And she says there’s video of the incident to prove…
The toxicology report has been released on a Selma High School student who died after an incident at school last month.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– The Selma community continues to try and recover from the tragic death of a 16 year old Selma High student. The teen died just over a week ago — after suffering a medical emergency at school. As the healing process continues in Selma, the school district is reaching out to community — to try and…
Selma Mayor James Perkins, Jr. has issued a statement after a Selma High School student died and several others were taken to the emergency room.
A 16-year-old male student has died at Selma High School and three others have been taken to the hospital.
Students at Selma High School will be taking classes from home because both students and staff have flu-like symptoms or have tested positive for COVID.