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Dennis Palmer
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Regional Publisher, The Greenville Advocate
Selma
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By Dennis Palmer| The Selma Times Journal Verified Water Avenue renovation project adding life to downtown Selma Published 11:32 am Friday, June 2, 2023 Sitting at the corner of Water Avenue and Broad Street, the buildings commonly known as “The Selma Times-Journal” buildings are in the midst of a $4 million renovation that, when completed, will create a mixed-use development that will consist of both residential and retail spaces on one of the busiest corners in Selma.
Numbers show city’s cemetery department mired in red ink, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars annually - The Selma Times‑Journal
By Dennis Palmer| The Selma Times Journal Verified Numbers show city’s cemetery department mired in red ink, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars annually Published 9:57 am Thursday, May 25, 2023 Records obtained from the City of Selma paint a bleak financial picture of the city’s cemetery department, with annual expenses far exceeding annual revenue generated from the city’s four cemeteries – Old Live Oak, Live Oak, New Live Oak, and Lorenzo Harrison Memorial Gardens.
By Dennis Palmer| The Selma Times Journal Verified Water Avenue renovation project adding life to downtown Selma Published 11:32 am Friday, June 2, 2023 Sitting at the corner of Water Avenue and Broad Street, the buildings commonly known as “The Selma Times-Journal” buildings are in the midst of a $4 million renovation that, when completed, will create a mixed-use development that will consist of both residential and retail spaces on one of the busiest corners in Selma.
Company Info
The Greenville Advocate
Since 1858.
United States, United States
+1 334-376-2325
Founded: 1865