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Selma twins chase their dreams to bright future BY BRAD FISHER

Selma Sun Staff Always chase your dreams. Never give up on yourself. That’s been the philosophy of Ryan and Bryan Hurt, identical twins from Selma who just graduated from The University of Alabama with degrees in civil engineering. Their paths took them from Selma High School to Wallace Community College Selma to UA. For Bryan, the next step is Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, where he will be a civilian engineer working on a variety of projects as the base rebuilds from damage caused by Hurricane Michael. Ryan will be moving to Houston, where he will work for transportation engineering firm RPS Group. Engineering is a notoriously difficult college major, and Ryan said they worked hard to get to where they are. In an early engineering class, Ryan said he and Bryan were making failing marks on tests, but they doubled and tripled their study time, and ended the semester at the top of the class. The professor recognized them in class for their efforts. “That just showed me that you can never give up on what you want to do,” Ryan said. “Whatever you want to do, own it and say it over and over until you seize it. If I want to be it, but I’m not working toward it, how can it happen? You can do anything if you can be positive. You’ve just got to keep working.” "Ryan and Bryan were wonderful students,” said Dr. Glenn Tootle, associate professor of civil, construction and environ-

mental engineering at UA. “I was fortunate to have them in several classes, including an abroad course. I know they will be great engineers and ambassadors for The University of Alabama." Bryan said school was difficult, “but I was able to meet the [grade] requirement to pursue an opportunity with Air Force civilian service, and I was able to do research in Europe on a study-abroad program. Having the opportunity with the Air Force and being surrounded by so many amazing people who saw something in me that I could not see at times helped show me my own powers and skill.” The brothers earned more than their share of honors at UA. Both received scholarships from the Alabama G.I. bill, Folds of Honor, General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant, Alabama Promise and Wallace Community College Selma. Both are members of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), and Black Student Union (BSU). And both are proud members of Kappa Alpha chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. They volunteered at the local Boys and Girls Club, a retirement home, the animal shelter and an afterschool program for children with autism. Bryan said his time at UA “had its ups and downs, but I definitely enjoyed it. It was an amazing experience.” The brothers acknowledge they had lots of help along the way, especially from their parents, Bobby and Jacqueline Parker Hurt. Their father retired as a master sergeant after serv-

ing in the Air Force for 22 years, and their mother is a nurse at Vaughan Regional Medical Center. “Mom and dad, they worked hard for us; they provided for us. My dad was in the military for 22 years. My mom worked all these hours every day so we could be debt free,” Ryan said. “It truly is a blessing.” Bryan said, “We developed some of our traits from our father, who still gets up each day and spends hours maintaining his garden. Our father is a hard worker and would give the shirt off his back if he has to.” Jacqueline Hurt “made sure we kept education first,” Bryan said. “Throughout our undergraduate journey, when times the journey became rough, we looked back at our mother for encouragement, when she continues striving with her education goals, which motivated us.” Others in Selma also helped form their work ethic. The twins played on the offensive line for Selma High School football Coach Leroy Miles, and Ryan said the coach “helped us understand the vision.” Ryan said, “He taught us to keep working hard. To have a work ethic. He kept believing in us, pushing us to be better than what we were.” Several players from that era went on to be successful, including Lachavious Simmons, who was just drafted by the Chicago Bears. Former track Coach Jeff Walker helped train the twins to be faster, disproving the old adage “that you can’t coach speed,” Ryan said.

“He pushed us,” Ryan said. “We were running up and down the stadium every single day. But he made us faster.” In the classroom, drafting and design teacher Darrell Davis helped set the Hurts on their path. Both Ryan and Bryan went to the drafting program at Wallace Community College Selma their senior year of high school on the bridge program, which set them up for a career in engineering. The brothers supported each other throughout school. Ryan characterized himself as the more bookish of the two. He jokingly referred to Bryan as the “big wig” who was into the business side of things. “I helped Bryan with studies, and Bryan helped me with getting ready for interviews and stuff,” Ryan said. Bryan agreed with Ryan’s assessment. “Overall, we both are well-rounded students, I always preach to Ryan the key is to develop your skills and every department.” Ryan admitted he believes fate has a hand in his success, as well. For instance, Ryan said he was walking across campus one day worrying about how he was going to find an internship to round out his resume. He was stopped by a stranger who apparently thought he was Bryan, which was a common occurrence since the two look so much alike. It turned out that the stranger’s mother, Felecia Evans-Smith, is an engineer in Houston, and she became Ryan’s friend and mentor. She helped get him an internship and later a job in that city.

Identical twins Bryan, left, and Ryan Hurts of Selma are graduating from The University of Alabama this month and moving on to engineering jobs in separate states. They are graduates of Selma High School. The twins have lived together their whole lives, except for brief periods when one or the other lived away for an internship. Now, their careers will place them hundreds of miles apart. Bryan said, “In my head, I always knew that I had something to come back to – my brother, my friends, the University. This time, sadly, we are not necessarily coming back, yet start-

ing a new journey. We always had a habit of checking in on each other daily and Facetiming all the time.” Ryan said he knows it will be hard to be separated from his brother, “But we both understand we have to handle our business. We still met up throughout the summer. Even now, we plan on traveling and visiting each other’s city.”

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Grieving cousin: Coronavirus “nothing to play with”

COVID forces many Dallas County churches to convene in God’s house – outside To keep the church community meeting during the

BY BRAD FISHER

quarantine, many Dallas County churches have moved their pulpits

outside to worship. SEE the full story and photos inside on Page 8.

Selma Sun Staff Brenda Page Smith wants everybody to know that the coronavirus “is nothing to play with.” She should know. She said COVID-19 took the life of her cousin and life-long friend Sherrylyn Stewart Coleman on April 26. Coleman, who was just short of her 63rd birthday, was one of three Dallas County residents to die of corona virus as of Tuesday. According to Smith, Coleman, who was a dialysis patient, went to a Montgomery hospital with a fever. She said her cousin told her on the telephone that she had been diagnosed with coronavirus. Smith said she spoke with her cousin every day she was in the hospital, and she sounded like she was getting stronger. Meanwhile, Coleman’s husband became ill and went to UAB Hospital in Birmingham, where she said he too was diagnosed with coronavirus and was placed on life support. Smith said Coleman’s son, an electrician who works in Huntsville, cleaned up his parents’ house, and Coleman was discharged from the hospital. Two days later, she said the son found his mother dead at home. A graveside service was held on May 6, according to Coleman’s online death

Rev. Evelyn Scott of The Word Ministry preaches on Sunday in the field where their new church will be built at the corner of Highway 80 and 41. The congregation built the pulpit to hold outside services during COVID.

- Brenda Page Smith lost her cousin, Sherrylyn Stewart Coleman to COVID-19 on April 26. Photo provided. notice published by Moore Chapel Funeral Home in Brundidge. “People are taking this for a joke, but it’s not,” Smith said. “Especially when it’s taking a family member. It’s something dangerous.” She said the family is concerned because the son couldn’t get tested because he didn’t

have symptoms, even though he had cleaned the house where both his parents were ill with the virus. She said no one knows where the Coleman’s caught the virus. Smith said she washes her hands and wears a mask, and she’s limited her contact with people, even though she is active in the community.

Crosspoint Christian Church members attended Sunday’s outside service in street clothes and sat in chairs and on tailgates to hear the word.

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Rep. Terri Sewell helps Housing Authority hand out meals at GWC

Wearing a mask for protection during COVID-19, Rep. Terri Sewell passing out food bags.

Rep. Terri Sewell, left, talks with Kennard Randolph, right, the executive director of the Selma Housing Authority as they serve young people who live at GWC housing.

U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, a Selma native, worked with ATAP, Pastor John Grayson and Gospel Tabernacle Church

of God in Christ on May 8 to serve youth residents of Selma Housing Authority with Grab & Go Meals at G.W.C. Homes.

Practicing social distancing and wearing masks, Rep. Terri Sewell, far left, and other volunteers pose for a photo between handing out Grab & Go Meals at GWC.

Honoring health care workers

A sign outside of Vaughan Regional Medical Center the last few weeks has sent the message to the strapped staff during COVID-19 that “Heroes Work Here.” The staff gathered at the sign to recognize Nurses Week and National Hospital Week.

Vaughan Regional Medical Center gave out their first quarter DAISY Awards for outstanding nursing care to Earlene Sullivan, RN – Surgery; Layeisha Robbins, RN – Emergency; Elizabeth Strickland, RN - Float Pool; and LaDarius Acoff, RN - Med Surg. Vaughan CEO David McCormack and Chief Nursing Officer Tracy Merry sneak into the photo for a fun group shot.

Selma Sun awarded $35K Facebook Journalism COVID-19 grant SELMA SUN STAFF REPORT

The Selma Sun has been awarded a $35,000 grant from the Facebook Journalism Project’s COVID-19 US Local News Relief Grant Program. The relief fund grant program supports local news agencies as they respond to immediate community needs and helps them maintain long-term sustainability during the coronavirus crisis. The Selma Sun was among 144 newsrooms across the country selected from more than 2,000 applications from every state in the US and all US territories to receive a grant through the $16 million program, according to an announcement

from Facebook. The Selma Sun is one of only three media outlets – and the only newspaper – in Alabama to receive the grant. “COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of hyperlocal news agencies staffed with knowledgeable journalists providing key information to the community so they can make good decisions for their lives,” said Selma Sun Publisher Cindy Fisher, who has owned the newspaper since September 2018. “This grant will help us find creative ways to increase our reach in Dallas County with videos, podcasts and more.” Campbell Brown, VP of global news partnerships at Facebook, said, “We’re proud

to support this diverse group of publishers — many of which are family or independently owned. Not only are these journalists working tirelessly to serve people right now — they’re focused on transformation, building innovative local news businesses that can continue to serve communities beyond the current pandemic.” The Selma Sun publishes a weekly newspaper, posts stories throughout the day on their website selmasun.com and engages daily with the community on social media. Fisher also co-hosts “Sun Spot,” a weekly radio show on Classic Country KIX 101.5 FM. “The Selma Sun is committed to shining a light on Selma

and Dallas County using a variety of media so that news and information is accessible to everyone in this rural and underserved area,” Fisher said. The COVID-19 Local News Relief Grant Program was designed to provide support for US local news organizations serving a critical role for communities impacted by COVID19. Funding is intended to respond to immediate community needs and/or offset some revenue shortfalls to help publishers maintain long-term sustainability during this pandemic. Grant recipients were selected through a process led by the Local Media Association (LMA) and The Lenfest Institute for

Journalism and with significant contributions from the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN), Local Independent Online News Publishers (LION), Local Media Consortium (LMC), and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), according to a release from the Facebook Journalism Project. “The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the critical role local news plays in our communities, while simultaneously threatening their very existence. Reviewing hundreds of applications on a tight timeline both illustrated the depth of need, but also highlighted the innovation that these small, independent publishers can provide for their communities

when given the resources,” said Jonathan Kealing, INN’s chief network officer. Other grant recipients in Alabama were WAAY-TV in Huntsville and Latino News, a digital news outlet based in Trussville. Fisher said local support is also important. “We appreciate Dallas County’s support with subscriptions and advertising that also helps us provide news and information to the community.” The Selma Sun is owned by Kingfisher Media LLC, a woman-owned multimedia firm that publishes newspapers and offers public relations and marketing services to small businesses.

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NEWS

Selma businesses work toward reopening after two months of COVID-19 closure BY NATHAN PREWETT & CINDY FISHER

Selma Sun Staff Selma businesses have been regrouping this week to finish what is needed to reopen after the quarantine for COVID-19 forced many to be closed for the last eight weeks. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey loosened the stay at home order on Friday with a “Safer at Home” order that allowed many businesses to reopen on Monday. Many Selma businesses posted on social media about their plans to reopen or continue curbside service. Some reopened Monday, but others shared messages of efforts they’ve made to redo their facilities during the closure time and are holding off on reopening until the changes are complete. That includes Tally Ho restaurant, which has spent the last six weeks improving the available parking and lighting, updating some of the party rooms and giving the bathrooms a facelift. The Downtowner restaurant said they are using the time to

effect on May 11 and allows “close contact” providers to reopen with limits. These are: barber shops, hair salons, waxing salons, threading salons, nail salons and spas, body art facilities, tattoo services, and massage therapy establishments. Restaurants, bars, breweries and other establishments will reopen provided that employees wear face masks when interacting with patrons, as well as sanitizing and social distancing. Fitness centers, commercial gyms, spas, yoga, barre, and spin Kourtnie Nelson, Selma’s chief clerk facilities will also be allowed to at the municipal court, resigned on reopen. All of the establishments Monday. Photo from Facebook. and venues included in the order are required to take sanitation BY CINDY FISHER precautions, maintain a degree of Selma Sun Staff distance and to allow a maximum occupancy of 50% or less. The order removes the 10-person limit of non work-related gatherings but still prohibits those that don’t maintain a distance of at least six feet. The guidelines and requirements from the order will remain SELMA SUN STAFF REPORT in effect until May 22. Afterward, the state government will deterDallas County’s confirmed mine whether or not to extend it. COVID-19 cases passed the 100 mark on Sunday to reach 104 and grew to 123 cases by Tuesday. The county has seen a jump of about 10 a day the last two weeks, according to the Alabama Department of Public

improve the business, saying on Facebook, “We have had several calls about opening. As soon as we get everything in place and food ordered we will be back.” The Coffee Shoppe said they need more time to complete their reopening plan. “This includes reactivating services that were placed in suspense, modifying our dining space and restocking our products” and estimated May 18 for reopening. The order still encourages social distancing, minimizing travel, wearing face masks and sanitation. It also stresses that people of ages 65 and older, as well as anyone with chronic health conditions, continue to be at a higher risk for severe cases of COVID-19. The order mandates those who have tested positive for the virus to quarantine for 14 days or any period of time ordered by the state health officer. Anyone who is quarantined can contact the Alabama Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster online at alvoad.communityos. org/cms. The amended order went into

Selma Sun Staff The Christian Outreach Alliance of Dallas County Food Pantry will hold a drive-through food distribution May 14. According to COA Volunteer Nancy Bennett, the pantry will be open from 10 a.m. until to noon. And once again distribution will again be conducted by drive-through coming off Mabry Street to the COA property at 700 J. L. Chestnut Blvd. and exiting east onto J. L. Chestnut. Clients must have a photo ID with them to be presented before receiving food. Since 1995, the Christian Outreach Alliance of Dallas County has been an outlet for citizens of Dallas County who need food assistance. “Over the years the location and faces of volunteers have changed but our mission has remained steadfast. The COA's Food Pantry supplies staple food items to qualified clients,” Bennett said. The year 2020 has seen drastic changes in the incomes and lives of everyone, she said. The Food Pantry operation has changed from inside the building to a drive-through operation. “There have been occasions when weather has dictated, we open on a different day than our usual Thursdays,” she said.

“Fewer volunteers (as most of our volunteers are over the age of 60 or have underlying, potentially dangerous health issues) have required other changes.” Bennett said, “What has not changed, even in these days of uncertainty, is our caring about our fellow citizens. Clients are more than just a name. They are our friends. Each and every client is a valued part of our organization. Financially dependent on grants and donations, we continue to meet our goals of assisting people with their food needs.”

She said the main way for people to know when the pantry will be open is for them to watch the window of the pantry building. “A sign will be posted before opening,” Bennett said. “We are planning to be open on the second and fourth Thursday of each month for now. Clients can get their monthly allotment on either day. Our plans might change due to inclement weather or other reasons, but we will post on the window, our Facebook page and on the radio.”

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Selma’s chief clerk at the municipal court resigned on Monday. Kourtnie Nelson put in her resignation Monday morning and offered to work out a twoweek notice, but she says the mayor’s office requested she leave immediately. The Selma City Council discussed her resignation in a work session via Zoom Monday night, asking if there are any other employees in the municipal court to take her place. Councilwoman Angela Benjamin said Nelson is the only one in the department and has been looking into how many employees they need to run the department correctly to

include in the 2020 budget talks. The municipal court has been in the spotlight since a March financial audit showed major issues with the department. The audit, conducted by the state, showed a lack of written internal control procedures that would establish costs for traffic tickets and assign case numbers so court personnel can collect fees. And the audit found that the City’s Municipal Court’s records system listed 2,282 cases with total balances due of $514,792.45 that had not been collected. The Selma Sun asked for a comment from the mayor’s office but had not received a response by press time.

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Health Infectious Diseases & Outbreaks Division. The death rate in Dallas County remains at three. The county reports 1,118 tests conducted so far. The number has grown since the state’s “Safer at Home” order loosened rules on closure of some businesses that started May 1 and were

amended again to allow hair and nail salons, restaurants and bars to open on Monday with some restrictions. There are currently 10,310 confirmed cases in Alabama and 429 reported deaths related to the virus, with 133,218 tests conducted as of May 12, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.

Pine Belt Cellular teams up with Trilogy Networks to expand digital offerings in rural areas BY CINDY FISHER

Selma Sun Staff Pine Belt Cellular and Trilogy Networks announced plans Wednesday to work together to accelerate digital offerings in the Deep South, including to industries from farming, forestry and aerospace technology. The partnership includes using Trilogy’s Edge Cloud platform with Pine Belt’s large network assets to increase coverage from nearly 10,000 square miles and to 35,000 square miles of 600MHz spectrum holdings, the firms said in a press release. Through the alliance, Trilogy will use Pine Belt’s Edge Cloud Computing and low latency networking to serve a diverse group of industries spanning Central Alabama – from food and forest products to aerospace and information technology. Edge Computing

optimizes the interaction of IoT sensors and devices with cloud applications by bringing compute and storage closer to the sources of data. This would reduce latency and bandwidth requirements and enable automation of cutting-edge enterprise applications. “The U.S. government is injecting over $30 billion into rural infrastructure over the next several years,” said George Woodward, President & CEO of Trilogy Networks in a statement. “Pine Belt is no stranger to technology or government programs. John Nettles, their President, has been one of the foremost leaders advocating for years on behalf of rural carriers nationally while providing advanced solutions to the people of Alabama.” Nettles, president of Pine Belt Cellular, said their decision to use Trilogy’s platform was “almost a no-brain-

er – they are the only entity involved in this high-tech segment that has shown a genuine interest in engaging with operators such as us to bring the benefits of edge computing to rural markets in the early stages rather than as an afterthought.” “Once we have Trilogy’s platform installed and in our main network hub in Selma, we will then start the process of pushing functionality to selected sites throughout Central Alabama,” Nettles said. “These ties to the public clouds will make it possible for us to integrate across the US with the full spectrum of applications providers and carriers and will bring the real benefits of high bandwidth, low latency edge and 5G services to the area. Together we achieve the scale necessary to have a voice nationally and presence globally.”

Morgan Academy to hold graduation exercises May 21

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Selma's chief magistrate resigns

Dallas County COVID-19 cases now well over 100

COA Food Pantry to hold drive-through distribution Thursday BY FRED GUARINO

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John T. Morgan Academy will hold graduation exercises at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 21 on the school’s football field, headmaster Mark Knight announced Tuesday, May 12.

He said, “Graduates’ parents and eight additional guests may attend.” But, he said, “To protect the health of our graduates and guests, all seating will be appropriately spaced.”

Knight said that in the event of rain, graduation will be moved into the school’s new gym. - Fred Guarino

Dallas County initial unemployment claims for week ending May 2 announced BY FRED GUARINO

Selma Sun Staff The Alabama Department of Labor reports that there were 295 initial claims for unemployment in Dallas County during the week of April 26-May 2 of this year. According to the State

Department of Labor, 28,985 initial claims were filed either online or by telephone during this time period. 19,452 of those claims are COVID-19 related. The majority of claims filed were from employees in the Industry Not Available (unclassified) section (8,523), followed by Manufacturing

(5,228), Accommodation and Food Services (2,944), Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services (2,502), Health Care and Social Assistance (2,358), and Retail Trade (2,294). Jefferson County had largest number of claims with 3,985.

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VOICES Alabama businesses opening up, yet the most vulnerable must continue to be protected

BY PAUL DEMARCO Gov. Kay Ivey opened up

more of Alabama’s economy this past week, allowing restaurants, bars, gyms, salons and churches in the state to open back up on May 11. While the governor announced the lifting of such restrictions, she did caution that citizens should remain careful and vigilant since state residents were still testing positive for the coronavirus.

Yet, while Alabama starts the slow process of trying to return back to some normal routine, we need to remember we have neighbors who are particularly vulnerable to the virus. We have those that suffer from underlying conditions, such as heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, or a compromised immune system. In addition, a large number

of seniors have made up a disproportionate number of the fatalities from the disease in the state and the nation. We should work especially hard to protect seniors at nursing and state veterans homes. The Alabama Department of Public Health must work to assist these facilities continue to provide testing of residents and staff, including those indi-

viduals that may be asymptomatic to prevent clusters of those infected from spreading. The state should ensure that all facilities have access to the personal protective equipment that has been in short supply. The state must also expend the necessary resources to recruit, hire and train public health staff who can do the necessary contact tracing for both

these facilities and the state as a whole.. With the state pushing forward to open, we must make it a priority to do everything possible to confirm we are protecting those fellow Alabamians that may be impacted the most during the pandemic. Paul DeMarco is a former member of the Alabama House of Representatives.

Budget needs to be No #1 priority in legislative session

BY STEVE FLOWERS The 2020 Re g u l a r Le gislative Session has resumed after a six-week hiatus due to the coronavirus shutdown of the state and nation. The session must end by May 18. The only thing they will do is pass barebones budgets. The most important and actually the only constitutionally mandated act that must be accomplished is the passage of the state budgets. In our case, we have two state budgets. We have a General Fund like 45 other

states, and we have a second Special Education budget. Like all states, the power is where the money lies. Therefore, the power in the legislature rests with the chairmen of the budgetary money committees. The keeper of the purse strings is a powerful position. Since the Constitution dictates that all money bills, taxes and budgets must originate in the House of Representatives, and since the Education budget now dwarfs the General Fund to the tune of a 2-to-1 margin, the most relevant committee chairman in the state legislature is Representative Bill Poole (R-Tuscaloosa) who chairs the House Ways and Means Education Budget Committee. He essentially begins crafting of the Education budget. His counterpart in the Senate who helps to slice the education pie is State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur). The chairman of the General Fund Ways and Means Committee in the House of Representatives is

Rep. Steve Clouse (R-Ozark). He has been chairman of the Ways and Means General Fund close to a decade and has done a yeoman’s job. His counterpart in the Senate is Sen. Greg Albritton (R-Escambia). The Constitution clearly defines the three branches of government. The Legislative Branch makes the laws, the Governor is the Administrator of State government, and the Judicial Branch defines and enforces the laws made by the Legislature. However, over the course of history, we have had some very powerful governors who have stepped into the legislative budgetary powers and usurped the power granted to the Legislature. The most notable example would be one George C. Wallace. Not only did he usurp the power of legislators, he made the Legislature an appendage of the Governor’s Office. During my first term in the Legislature, 19821986, which was congruently Wallace’s last term as

Governor, he selected the Speaker and the Chairmen of all the House Committees. His office sent the agenda for each legislative day down to the Rules Committee, which simply rubber stamped the Governor’s agenda. Needless to say, the state budget was written and decided by the Governor. Since the Wallace days, the Legislature has taken back their inherent powers. Gov. Don Siegleman had a partnership and worked cong r uently with the Legislature. However, Fob James had very little influence with the Legislature. He somewhat looked down on them, and in turn they left him out of the process. Guy Hunt was left out because he really did not understand the process. Bob Riley was totally ignored by the Legislature. The partisan d iv i d e between the Republican and Democratic parties had set in. Riley was a Republican and we had a state Senate made up of a veteran smart, crafty and partisan

Democrats. They were not about to let Riley into their hen house. Robert Bentley was completely inept and ineffective with the Legislature. Even though he had been a State Representative, he really had no relationship with the House or the Senate leadership and seemed averse to cultivating them. Our current Governor, Kay Ivey, has significant input into the state budgets. Not in the way that Wallace did, but in a way designed by the constitutional founders. Kay Ivey is a strong, decisive leader. She works in partnership with the legislative budget chairmen – Poole, Clouse, Orr and Albritton. Kay has a close working relationship with the legislators, built by decades of working within state government as a Higher Education lobbyist, State Treasurer and Lt. Governor. Kay has taken a no-nonsense approach to being Governor. She is making decisions that are right for the state and not with an eye

to what is politically expedient. She has a close working partnership with the legislative leadership, especially Bill Poole, who is universally respected. S t at e Re p. Dexter Grimsley lost his older sister to the coronavirus. She was a nurse. Big Dexter is cherished and beloved by his legislative colleagues. He is a gentle giant and a true gentleman. Dexter has represented Abbeville and Henry County with distinction for over a decade. Steve Flowers is an analyst of Alabama politics.

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Notice to the Creditors of the Estate of Regena Lynn Holmes, Deceased Letters of Administration on the Estate of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 4th day of March, 2020, by the Probate Judge Jimmy L. Nunn of Dallas County, Alabama, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, duly sworn to, in the Probate Court of said county within the time allowed by law, or else same will be forever barred. Ebonie Dionne Brown Personal Representative James A. Minter IV Minter Law LLC 706 Broad St. Selma, AL 36701

from the Issuing Office, during the hours indicated above, upon payment of a one-time administrative fee of $20.00 for digital access/file sharing access and/or payment of $50.00 for each printed set. Said cost represents the cost of printing, reproduction, handling, and distribution, therefore no refund will be granted. Checks for Bidding Documents shall be payable to “Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood, Inc.” Partial sets of Bidding Documents will not be available from the Issuing Office. Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial sets of Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from sources other than the Issuing Office. Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid guaranty in the amount of five (5) percent of the total amount of the bid, but not to exceed $50,000. The bid guaranty may be by certified check or bid bond made payable to the Craig Field Airport and Industrial Authority. All Bidders bidding in amounts exceeding that established by the State Licensing Board for General Contractors must be licensed under the provisions of Title 34, Chapter 8, Code of Alabama, 1975, and must show evidence of license before bidding or bid will not be received or considered by the Engineer; the Bidder shall show such evidence by clearly displaying the license number on the outside of the envelope in which the Proposal is delivered. “A contractor must have a Heavy and Railroad major license or a Heavy and Railroad specialty license to bid as prime for this project.” Bids may be held by the Craig Field Airport and Industrial Authority for a period not to exceed ninety (90) days from the date of the bid opening for the purpose of evaluating bids prior to award of contract. Award of contract is subject

to requirements in the contract documents including, but not limited to, the following Federal provisions: 1) Buy American Preference 2) Civil Rights – Title VI Assurances 3) Equal Employment Opportunity 4) Davis Bacon 5) Debarment and Suspension 6) Disadvantaged Business Enterprise 7) Foreign Trade Restriction 8) Lobbying Federal Employees 9) Recovered Materials A Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal of 10.82% has been established for this project. The CRAIG FIELD AIRPORT AND INDUSTRIAL AUTHORITY, in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged business enterprises will be afforded full and fair opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award. The CRAIG FIELD AIRPORT AND INDUSTRIAL AUTHORITY reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informality or irregularity in the bids received. Mr. James M. Corrigan, Executive Director Craig Field Airport and Industrial Authority P.O. Box 1421 Selma, Alabama 36702-1421

in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Samuel C. Weber and Belinda H. Weber, husband and wife, originally in favor of BAHS Bank of America, FSB, on the 4th day of December, 1996, said mortgage recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Dallas County, Alabama, in Volume 1134, Page 83; the undersigned Wilmington Savings Fund Society dba Christiana Trust, not individually, but solely as Trustee for NYMT Loan Trust I, as Mortgagee/ Transferee, under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the main entrance of the Courthouse at Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, on June 10, 2020, during the legal hours of sale, all of its right, title, and interest in and to the following described real estate, situated in Dallas County, Alabama, to-wit: Lot Number 2 Lauriewood Subdivision, according to Map of said Subdivision recorded in the Probate Office of Dallas County, Alabama in Map Book 7, at Page 43. Property street address for informational purposes: 62 Laurie Ln, Marion Junction, AL 36759 THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RECOURSE, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE AND/ OR ENJOYMENT AND WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED THERETO. Alabama law gives some persons who have an interest in property the right to redeem the property under certain circumstances. Programs may also exist that help persons avoid or delay the foreclosure process. An attorney should be consult-

ed to help you understand these rights and programs as a part of the foreclosure process. This sale is made for the purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expenses of foreclosure. The successful bidder must tender a non-refundable deposit of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) in certified funds made payable to Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price must be paid in certified funds by noon the next business day at the Law Office of Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. at the address indicated below. Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. reserves the right to award the bid to the next highest bidder should the highest bidder fail to timely tender the total amount due. The Mortgagee/Transferee reserves the right to bid for and purchase the real estate and to credit its purchase price against the expenses of sale and the indebtedness secured by the real estate. This sale is subject to postponement or cancellation. Wilmington Savings Fund Society dba Christiana Trust, not individually, but solely as Trustee for NYMT Loan Trust I, Mortgagee/Transferee Elizabeth Loefgren TIFFANY & BOSCO, P.A. 2311 Highland Avenue South Suite 330 Birmingham, AL 35205 Attorney for Mortgagee/ Transferee 460952

nominee for Meritage Mortgage Corporation , on June 3, 2005, said mortgage being recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Dallas County, Alabama, at Book RLPY 1323, Page 675 ; and subsequently transferred to Citibank N.A. as Owner Trustee for New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 2016-4; and subsequently transferred to New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 20164; New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 2016-4, under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the main entrance of the Dallas County Courthouse, in Selma, Alabama, on June 4, 2020, during the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate, situated in Dallas County, Alabama, to-wit: Lot 1 of Block A, according to a map of Washington Community Subdivision No. 1, recorded in Map Book 2, Page 105, in the Probate Office of Dallas County, Alabama. This sale is made for the purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expense of foreclosure. Alabama law gives some persons who have an interest in property the right to redeem the property under certain circumstances. Programs may also exist that help persons avoid or delay the foreclosure process. An attorney should be consulted to help you understand these rights and programs as part of the foreclosure process. New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 2016-4 Transferee Jaure gui, Lindsey, Longshore & Tingle 244 Inverness Center Drive Suite 200 Birmingham, AL 35242 Phone: (205) 970-2233

Selma Sun April 30, May 7, 14, 2020 REQUESTS FOR BIDS CRAIG FIELD AIRPORT SELMA, ALABAMA Sealed bids will be received until Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 AM at Craig Field Airport and Industrial Authority located at 48 5th Street, Selma, Alabama 36701 and at said time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for furnishing all labor, materials and equipment and performing all work necessary for: TAXILANE REHABILITATION at Craig Field Airport. Major items of work include: Taxi lane Striping, concrete spall repair, joint repair, and lighting. Prospective Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents at the Issuing Office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood, Inc., 207 Church Street, Andalusia, Alabama 36420; Attn: Patsy Stinson; Ph: 334-271-3200; Email: patsy.stinson@gmcnetwork.com. Printed copies of the Bidding Documents may be obtained

Selma Sun May 7, 14 and 21, 2020 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made

Selma Sun May 14, 21 and 28, 2020 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Georgia Mae Wilson, solely, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as

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How to stay safe when using cleaners and disinfectants BY CALLIE N. NELSON The COVID-19 pandemic has the terms clean, disinfectant and sanitizer on the mind of just about everyone these days. It is important to know not only what products to use but how to use them safely. Many cleaners and disinfectants registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have active ingredients that are harmful to humans, animals and the environment when improperly used. It is critical that we understand the difference between cleaning and disinfecting and it’s also important that we use precaution and sound judgment when doing both. Using cleaners, disinfectants or sanitizers improperly can have major consequences. Chemicals, such as bleach, can irritate the eyes, mouth, lungs and skin. Also, many chemicals have harmful effects on small children, individuals with respiratory illnesses and pets. This makes it all the more important to properly use and store these products. Karnita Garner, an Alabama Extension environmental specialist, said that “improper use can have other effects that people may not realize. Some bacteria and viruses actually play positive roles in human, animal and environmental health, and improper use of certain products could potentially harm good, beneficial organisms. Improper use could also contribute to the growth of disinfectant-resistant microbes or antibiotic-resistant diseases.” As a general rule of thumb, people should limit their exposure to cleaning, disinfecting and sanitizing products, including children and also pets. Always keep them stored out of reach of children. It is recommended to wear gloves, eye protection and sometimes face masks when using certain disinfectants. Having good ventilation in the area the chemicals are being used is also an important safeguard against toxic fumes. There are also some

alternative products that people can use. Garner recommends that those with asthma or other respiratory illnesses should consider using hydrogen peroxide based- cleaners approve by the EPA. These are alternatives to those containing bleach or more harmful substances. Garner said there are some alternative products that people can use. While antibacterial sanitizers may seem harmless, this is not the case. Some hand sanitizers contain alcohol concentrations as high as 95 percent, which is comparable to alcoholic beverages. Ingesting sanitizer solutions can result in alcohol poisoning that requires immediate medical attention. Also, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends using the same caution with hand sanitizers as with any other hazardous products. Garner offers the following safety guidelines when dealing with chemicals. • Labels. Before using, check the expiration date and read all product labels and safety data sheets. Look for the EPA registration numbers on the label. Follow the product contact times, concentrations and application methods to ensure product effectiveness. If the product calls for dilution, follow recommendations exactly. • Safety. Wear disposable gloves and wash hands immediately after removing the gloves. Clean dirty surfaces with soap and water prior to disinfecting. Never mix household bleach with ammonia, acid or any other cleanser. Store products in their original containers away from children and pets. If using a diluted solution, clearly label it if removed from the original container. More information about cleaners and disinfectants can be found at our website at www.aces.edu in the ALABAMA READY-What you need to know about coronavirus. You can also contact our office at 334-875-3200 for a copy of the Safe and Healthy Home publication.

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LIFESTYLE Experts: There are no ‘murder hornets’ in Alabama BY KATIE NICHOLS

mologist Katelyn Kesheimer said the giant hornets have a very unique coloration that makes them distinguishable from other hornets. “Their large head is orange or yellow with prominent eyes, and they have a black and yellow-striped abdomen,” she said.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala.—Neighborhoods and social media are buzzing with hype as citizens are concerned about “murder hornets.” Alabama Cooperative Extension System professionals would like to put this rumor to rest. These stinging insects have not been found in Alabama. However, the detection of Asian giant hornets is unnerving for beekeepers and citizens in the Pacific Northwest. Asian giant hornets, Vespa mandarinia, are the world’s largest hornet, measuring 1.5 2 inches in length. Alabama Extension ento1

Detection in the U.S. The pest was first detected in North America in December 2019 when a Washington resident found a large, dead hornet. The hornet was confirmed to be an Asian giant hornet. Since the positive identification, four more reports have been confirmed in Washington. Kesheimer said public edu-

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Asian Giant Hornet Biology Asian giant hornets are native to Asia. The hornets are social insects and maintain underground colonies with one queen and multiple workers.

Nests “These nests are difficult to locate,” Kesheimer said. “Nests are often formed in pre-existing holes in the ground, like a rodent’s nest.” The hornets will also nest in hollowed tree trunks or in the roots of dead trees.

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cation and pest eradication plans are already underway. The United States Department of Agriculture, the Washington State Department of Agriculture and local universities have begun work to educate citizens, conduct surveys, and eradicate the pest. “Their goal is to eradicate the pest before it becomes established,” Kesheimer said.

Much like the fire ant— which Alabamians are very familiar with—the queens are colony leaders. The queens are able to disperse and produce offspring. Therefore, a solitary queen begins a nest and then populates it with workers. Kesheimer said the key to 41 controlling a colony is to kill the queen. “As social insects, they can carry out coordinated attacks against nests of other bees and wasps,” Kesheimer said. “These group attacks usually occur late in the season as their nests become large and are in need of food. They will ‘slaughter and occupy’ the nests of yellow jackets and Down paper wasps, as well as hon1 Large tangelo eybees.”

the honeybee hive cannot defend themselves against the hornet. European honeybee hives also offer a bounty of food and are full of protein and fat.

Common Look-Alikes While Asian giant hornets have not been identified in Alabama or the southeastern U.S., there are other bees and wasps in Alabama that could be easily mistaken for the Asian giant hornet. European hornets and Cicada killer wasps resemble Asian giant hornets and could easily cause concern for Alabama homeowners or beekeepers. Alabama Extension entomologist, Xing Ping Hu, said the Cicada killer and the European hornet are also confused with one another, though the two have different lifestyles.

Cicada Killer Wasp “Cicada killer wasps are large solitary wasps that behave differently from social hornets,” Hu said. “The Cicada killer builds nests in the ground by pushing out soil, typically 10-20 inches deep and less than 1 inch wide.” Hu said Cicada killer wasps can be found small soil mounds in well-drained, sandy soils or loose clay in bare and grass-covered areas. Female wasps hunt for cicadas, sting them to paralyze the prey, then drag the cicada back to the nest to feed the young. Male cicada wasps are often seen in groups buzzing aggres-

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sively above ground. Although the male wasps may look intimidating, they pose no risk to humans. While females can sting, they will not attempt to sting humans unless handled roughly.

European Hornet European hornets are found sporadically throughout the state, as Alabama is likely at the southern edge of their range. While the European hornet may be mistaken for an Asian giant hornet simply because of their size, hornet behavior may be another reason homeowners could confuse the two. Similar to Asian giant hornets, European hornets will become aggressive if their nest is threatened. However, the European hornet is not known to be a threat to honeybees.

Threats to Honeybees Kesheimer said Asian giant hornets do post a threat to European honeybees in the U.S. “While they do prey on other arthropod species, we are most concerned about honeybees because of their value as pollinators and honey-producers,” Kesheimer said. “Beekeepers across all states should be informed about this pest and the progress on eradication efforts.”

Threats to Humans Kesheimer said Asian giant hornets will attack if their colonies or food sources are threatened.

“It is important to remember that these hornets are not typically aggressive toward humans,” Kesheimer said. Many people have had experience with honeybee stings— the short, barbed stinger becomes lodged in the skin and only allows for one sting. The stinger on V. mandarinia is much larger and contains more venom than bee stingers. The Asian giant hornet stinger has a curved shape with less barbs to allow for easier entry. This means the hornets can sting more than once. Kesheimer said the average beekeeping suit will not protect keepers from this pest. “Anyone with an allergy should take extra precautions around any bees or wasps and seek medical attention when and if needed,” she said. “It is important to remain calm when it comes to any types of bees or wasps. Remember, Asian giant hornets only become aggressive when their nest or food source is threatened.”

More Information For more detailed information on identification, biology, and control options, visit United States Department of Agriculture or the Washington State Department of Agriculture. Read more about Asian giant hornets, also known as murder hornets, in a content piece found on www.aces.edu, titled Asian Giant Hornets Not in Alabama.

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Free Legal Services for Adults and Children with Disabilities—Call ADAP (Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program) at 1-800-826-1675 to set up an appointment -ADAP is in Selma the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 9 am- noon and the

May 26

The Selma City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. on the second floor of City Hall at 222 Broad Street. Date changes will be posted seven days before the meeting.

MAY 28 The 18th Annual Roots & Wings Art Show with 73 artists and 172 submissions announced a new date for the opening reception. This special members-only reception will take place from 6-8 p.m in the Carneal building. Winning artists will be announced awards for first, second and third place cash prizes for each category as well as a potential best in show and people’s choice award. The show will be deinstalled following the reception. To see the works prior to the reception, schedule a private tour by emailing artsrevive@outlook. com.

May 31 - June 1

United for the City Youth 7th-12th Grade Camp: United for the City (Selma) is a movement. This dream turned into a student missions week, where Christ followers serve united all around our community for the gospel of Jesus Christ. Get involved, unite, serve and reverb your faith. Individual deposits are $50 and due on May 1. Final forms are due on May 11.

June 6

B.Y.O. (Bring Your Own) Bike Tour from 10 – 11 a.m. Come explore Alabama’s most famous ghost town on two wheels. On this one-hour tour, your guide will lead you over 4 miles of mostly unpaved roads, exploring a landscape of relics, ruins, and graveyards. Bring your bike, water, and snacks. ($8) Guided tours for the morning may be requested on other days a minimum of two weeks before your requested date. We offer wagon tours, walking tours, and step-on bus guides. For more information, call 334872-8058 or visit the park at 9518 Cahaba Rd in Orrville. Visit us at www.facebook.com/oldcahawba or www.cahawba.com.

June 9

The Selma City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. on the second floor of City Hall at 222 Broad Street. Date changes will be posted seven days before the meeting.

June 18

The Selma Redevelopment Authority will hold its regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Authority on the Third Thursday of each month at 4:00 PM. EyeMax Vision Center, 2401 Medical Center Parkway in Selma for the purpose of transacting such business or taking such action as may come before the Board of Directors of the Authority.

June 19 & 20

Annual outdoor yard sale from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. both days at 4094 County Road 44 at Mile Marker 78 off Hwy 80 West. Call 334-412-0263 for more information.

August 1

True Crime Wagon Tour of Old Cahawba: History tells us that Cahawba grew from a frontier capital into a prosperous center of wealth and culture. Despite its short-lived grasp on prosperity, civilization, and refinement, Cahawba was in reality a frontier town that had never lost its frontier mentality. From feuding families to threats of assassination, Cahawba’s corruption will be revealed on this 1-hour guided tour. $10 Adult, $8 Child. Guided tours for the morning may be requested on other days a minimum of two weeks before your requested date. We offer wagon tours, walking tours, and stepon bus guides. For more information, call 334-872-8058 or visit the park at 9518 Cahaba Rd in Orrville. Visit us at www.facebook.com/oldcahawba or www. cahawba.com.

Selma Sun

May 14, 2020

EDUCATION Morgan Academy hires new head volleyball and softball coach BY FRED GUARINO

Selma Sun Staff Morgan Academy has named Taylor Thomas the new volleyball and softball coach. Thomas comes to Morgan from the University of Alabama where she is completing her degree in secondary education and social science, said Morgan Academy Headmaster Mark Knight. Knight said Thomas played softball at the collegiate level and has several years of experience coaching travel softball. He also said she holds multiple high school and state-level softball records from her pitching career at Berry High School, in Berry, Ala. “In addition to her skill and knowledge, she brings great enthusiasm to our program,” Knight said. “I believe she will be a motivating force with our girls.” Thomas will also serve as head junior varsity girls basketball coach and assistant girls varsity basketball coach, Knight confirmed. Thomas is currently a senior

at the University of Alabama, and she will graduate in May 2021. She graduated from Berry High School in 2012 where she was a four-sport athlete in varsity volleyball, basketball, softball and was a cheerleader. She was named the first female athlete at Berry High School in 2012 to make the Alabama High School Athletic Association Fastpitch AllState Team as a pitcher and was named an honorable mention member of the All-State team in 2010 and 2011 as a pitcher. She was 17th on the all-time career strikeout list for AHSAA Fast Pitch softball with 1,239 strikeouts (career amount) in 2012. Her highest strikeout game was 20 strikeouts out of 21 outs in one game. Thomas’ career achievements in the Alabama State Record Book include: 2011, 361 strikeouts total, pitched 232.2 innings and 2012, 395 strikeouts total, pitched 253 innings. She pitched 857 and 2/3 innings in total career with 78 career wins. Thomas attended Southwest

Tennessee Community College on full scholarship to play softball from 2012-2014 and played one year at Belhaven University from 2016-2017. She said after hanging her cleats up for the last time, she knew she wanted to coach softball because of “the love for the game” she since she was 4 years old. Thomas coached under her father, Darrell Thomas, at Berry High School from 20162018. “Being able to coach alongside of my father is an experience that I will be forever grateful for,” she said. “We share the same love for the game of softball and getting to be on the other side of the fence alongside him as his assistance coach, has shaped me into the head coach I am today.” Thomas said, “My parents are my biggest support system and they both taught me very important values that have shaped my life, and I am forever grateful for their love and support throughout every decision I have made in life.” In the summer of 2019, Thomas started her own 18 and

under fastpitch travel team named Elite 9. Sports has been a huge part of Thomas’ life and growing up around coaches like her father, grandfather and uncle allowed her to “fall in love with the passion and work ethic that is expected when wanting to be successful on and off the field.” Thomas said she looks forward to her time at Morgan Academy this coming year. “This is a new beginning for me, and I look forward to building a strong foundation for these girls that are in the same shoes I was in 13 years ago, on my first day of seventh grade.” She said of her teams at Morgan, “I want to be able to give them the best of myself and my skill so that they can achieve anything they set their mind to.” Thomas said, “I want my players to understand that I was in their shoes once and that they can come to me for guidance and support throughout my time at Morgan Academy. I cannot wait to get the seasons started for both teams and ‘Go Senators.’”

Taylor Thomas has been hired as the new volleyball and softball coach at Morgan Academy.

Youth Leadership Selma-Dallas County seeks applicants to be part of Class 24 BY CALLIE N. NELSON Leadership Selma-Dallas County youth program is recruiting applicants for the upcoming school year. Students may ask why participate in a Leadership Development program? If you ask any of the more than 400 graduates of our

program they will tell you that they gained valuable insights through networking with peers and veteran leaders; they identified their current leadership strengths and weaknesses and learn how to build on them; they learned and developed cores and life skills for future success; but the thing

that most of the participants expressed was how much they learned about their community – Selma and Dallas County; and of course it looks great on a college application. This year as in past years, we are looking for young people who will be high school juniors or seniors in the fall; those who

want to develop the skills needed to lead and are ready to step into leadership positions. The yearlong program will bring together students from all of our county’s high schools, public and private. Students will learn and explore our city and county – everything from how the criminal justice system works; they

will tour the various industries, such as International Paper, visit the hospital, participate in a “mock” City Council Meeting, meet with elected officials; develop core skills such as public speaking and so much more. To apply, contact Callie Nelson at nelsoc@aces.edu or the Chamber of Commerce at

info@selmaalabama.com and request an application. The deadline for submitting applications has been extended until Friday, May 22. For more information you can contact Callie Nelson, Interim Director of Leadership Dallas County, at 334-875-3200 or via email at nelsoc3@aces.edu.

Valley Grande native graduates from Jax State Shonda H o bb s of Valley Grande g raduated from Jacksonville State University during the Spring

2020 semester as part of the largest class in university history. Hobbs earned an Instructional Leadership

degree. Due to COVID-19, JSU has postponed its spring commencement ceremony to Aug. 1.

Congratulations class of 2020 BY AVIS WILLIAMS At the start of the school year, I remember speaking to senior scholars and parents about their hopes and needs to make this year their best. The senior year is certainly a busy one as they engage in applying for scholarships, preparing for prom, studying a lot and maybe partying even more. They are seniors after all and they have anxiously awaited this time for so many years. Then life happened. No one could have ever predicted that our school year would conclude remotely, yet here we are. Although this is far from ideal, our scholars must be celebrated, and I want them to know that I am super proud of them. I also want them to know that this time will not define their future. Many of our current seniors were born around another transcending time for our country. Referred to as 9-11, events in September of 2001 changed our country forever. Do you remember when you could park your car, and leave it, in front of the airport and take full size shampoo in your carry-on luggage? What I want our seniors to know is that they are resilient, and they are trailblazers. At this pivotal time in our nation and the world, they have unimaginable opportunities. With the right support and true grit, there is no limit to their potential. But they should not have to do this alone. As a community, let’s band together and provide the support and encouragement that these young people need. Here are a few ways that we can help. Selma High School has a strong social media presence. Give our seniors a virtual shout out. If you are a friend

or family member, make it personal and share a memorable picture, describe what you love about them or better yet, cash app them a gift. Senior parents may need some uplifting also. If you are the parent of a recent

graduate, be a listening ear. Share any advice that worked well for you and your child. Some needs may be more basic. Many families in our community need transportation. Help out if you can. Others may need input on completing a job application. Help if you can. Let’s not allow social distancing to make our seniors feel isolated or alone. We are a strong community and these scholars are our future and they are our now. Their young lives have been impacted greatly by our current events. Let’s be the village that they need and show them some love. Look for details soon about the Selma Saints graduation. Congratulations Class of 2020! For more information, please reach out to me at av i s . w i l l i a m s @ s e l m a c i t y schools.org.

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COMMUNITY Dallas County churches take pulpits outside to worship during the COVID-19 quarantine

Some members, including Linda Cook, enjoyed the service while standing outside of their cars.

Rev. Evelyn Scott of The Word Ministry preaches on Sunday in the field where their new church will be built at the corner of Highway 80 and 41. The congregation built the pulpit for outside services during COVID. BY CINDY FISHER

Selma Sun Staff

Some members stood outside and still wore a protective mask during the service at The Word Ministry.

Sheila Evans and her daughter Daisha Simpson wore masks but also enjoyed the sunshine during the service.

With churches closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many Selma and Dallas County churches have found alternative ways to worship. Some have turned to technology, using YouTube or Facebook live to broadcast their services into living rooms while the congregation quarantines at home. Others have moved the pulpit outside. The Word Ministry built a deck-like pulpit for their services to be held in the field where their new church will be built at the corner of Highway 80 and 41. On a beautiful Sunday, May 10, dozens of cars pulled in and parked facing the giant pulpit and listened to the music and sermon with their windows down. Members waved and honked their horns when the Rev. Evelyn Scott asked, “Can I get a witness?” after she made a pow-

erful point. Sheila Evans, who handles public relations for The Word Ministry, said the church still plans to break ground this year on a new building at the field. The coronavirus didn’t slow their progress because so much prework was done to raise money and make plans, she said. Across the street on Highway 80 near Craig Field, the Rev. Percy Rogers sets up to start his service outside the main door of his church, the Chosen Generation Apostolic Fellowship of God. Rogers installed wheels on the bottom of the pulpit so he could bring it outside for his COVID-19 version of worship. Rogers said he is looking forward to returning to in-person services, saying he believes his congregants are healed best by laying of hands which is hard to do in quarantine. Crosspoint Christian Church on West Dallas Avenue has been holding its services outside in the parking lot. Dozens of

Rev. Percy Rogers put wheels on his pulpit to transport it outside to hold services when coronavirus shut it down.

Worship leaders sing for the cars parked for Sunday’s service. cars, parked side-by-side with parishioners sitting in folding chairs and on the tailgates of trucks. The band, with singers Boris Levins, Tom Nichols and Stewart Pope, led the crowd in song and Alanna Brackin offered sign language

for the words for all to sing along. New state guidelines are allowing retailers to reopen as of Monday and has churches asking when it will be their turn to start assembling in the sanctuary and meeting as a church community again.

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DALLAS COUNTY TAX DELINQUENCIES LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF ALABAMA DALLAS COUNTY SELMA ALABAMA DELINQUENT TAX SALE NOTICE TAX SALE FOR THE 2019 TAX YEAR BY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE RENDERED BY THE PROBATE COURT OF DALLAS COUNTY ALABAMA I WILL PROCEED TO SELL FOR CASH IN FRONT OF THE COURTHOUSE OF DALLAS, IN THE CITY OF SELMA ON JUNE 15TH, 2020 DURING THE LEGAL HOURS OF SALE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE TO WIT: Account# 0000536210 ADAMS ANGIE 1378 COUNTY RD 294 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 03083400000080000 Field1 20.26 AC - LYING IN SE/4 OF NW/4 & IN SW/4 OF NE/4 S34-T19N-R11E. DB 554 PG 129 WB 64 PG 49 DB 1181 PG 754 (QCD) DB 1213 PG 270 (ROS) WB 81 PG 1 Total Due: 545.92 Account# 0000451365 ALBRITTON MYLES EMMETT III & KILLIAN S. 1742 COUNTY ROAD 465 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 25010200000070000 Field1 220.54 AC - SE/4 OF SW/4 & SE/4 S-2 T-15 R-11; SW/4 W CTY RD 465 SEC 1-T-15-R11; WB-13 PG-163 DB-1344 PG-369 DB-1349 PG-12 DB-1390 PG-65 Total Due: 1,138.43 Account# 0000451365 ALBRITTON MYLES EMMETT III & KILLIAN S. 1742 COUNTY ROAD 465 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 25011100000010000 Field1 243 AC(C)- E/2 OF NW/4; NE/4 S-11 T-15 R-11 WB-13 PG-163 DB-1344 PG-369 DB-1349 PG-12 DB-1390 PG-65 Total Due: 485.00 Account# 0000542675 AMERICAN ADVISORS GROUP C/O KHALEIAH C BOLDEN 5393 NOAHS ARK RD JONESBORO GA 30236 Parcel# 11073620010350000 Field1 PT LT 51 BLK 43 MABRY ST IN S36-T17N-R10E. DB 1163 PG 153 DB 1569 PG 688 (FC) Total Due: 508.14 Account# 0000525460 ANDREWS TROY LEE 102 SHEPPARD AVE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 15030640000300000 Field1 LT 7 BLK 4 SOUTHSIDE PARK MB 1 PG 149 S6-T16NR11E. DB 1108 PG 101 DB 1147 PG 691 DB 1539 PG 109 (ROS) Total Due: 199.45 Account# 0000449955 ATCHISON JIMMIE C. & SHIRLEY F. C/O BOBBY & CANDI RAMSEY 648 COUNTY ROAD 63 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 06052100000030010 Field1 1 ACRE SE CO RD 63 IN S21 T18N R11E DB-1193 P-229 Total Due: 284.97 Account# 0000528565 AUSTIN ANTHONY J. 2192 LAUDERDALE ST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072520020620000 Field1 B OF LOT 5 BLK A ELKDALE PLACE MB 1 PG 122 S25T17N-10E. DB 1171 PG 580 DB 1416 PG 467 DB 1417 PG 605 DB 1461 PG 646 DB 1481 PG 159 DB-0000 PG-000 DB 1481 PG 159 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 611.04 Account# 0000546680 BAINS PAUL OWEN SR. 10557 COUNTY ROAD 30 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 25061400010800000 Field1 4.20 AC - BEG INT W/L SEC 14 & N-ROW CTY RD 30 TH N 400'S; E 408'S; S 497.2' TH NW 405'S TO POB IN S14 T15 R11. DB 1128 PG 980 (ROS) Total Due: 695.05

Account# 0000319070 BARLOW DONETTA V C/O MARVIN REESE 3951 SAUTEE TRIAL CONLEY GA 30288 Parcel# 12093030020710000 Field1 LOT 5 BLK 1 CITY OF SELMADB 842 PG 313 Total Due: 363.45 Account# 0000445355 BARNETT YAKELER R ET AL. C/O ANNIE TOLBERT 7267 COUNTY ROAD 63 PLANTERSVILLE A L 36758 Parcel# 07072600040190030 Field1 LOT 4 OF SUMMERDALE S/D MB 5 PG 310 IN S26 T18N R1OE.. DB-804 PG-411 DB-1113 PG-225 DB 1509 PG 726 Total Due: 159.51 Account# 0000012000 BENDER RICHARD-C MCWILSON-B & F ENGLISH & ALLIE LLOYD 717 WOODLAND DR PENSACOLA FL 32503 Parcel# 19011100000030000 Field1 36 ACRES IN SEC-11 T-16 R-7DB 834 PG 447 Total Due: 288.05 Account# 0000012110 BENJAMIN LORENZO HEIRS OF C/O DEJAUNE WHITE 1604 MABRY STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093030040490000 Field1 LOT 13 BLK 16 TUXEDO PARK DB 367 PG 74 Total Due: 178.88 Account# 0000195800 BLUNT THELMA J. DECEASED (HEIRS OF) C/O VELMA GRIFFIN 2815 EISENHOWER STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15030730030380000 Field1 LOT 66-4 DIV OF LOT 66 KEITH LANDS IN S7-T16NR11E. DB 1135 PG 248 (WD) Total Due: 148.04 Account# 0000479555 BOOKER AMY L. (LE) 405 LAUREL AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11083430010500000 Field1 LOT 36 MIDLAND HGTS S/D DB 512 PG 19 WB 70 PG 750 DB 1320 PG 30 DB 1345 PG 232 WB 76 PG 315 S34 T17 R10 Total Due: 542.87 Account# 0000479555 BOOKER AMY L. (LE) 405 LAUREL AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062340060090000 Field1 LOT 7 BLK D WOODLAND HGTS S/D NORTH SECTION DB 1063 PG 753 WB 76 PG 315 S23 T17N R10E Total Due: 472.77 Account# 0000537565 BRAAT GUSTAV JOSEPH III C/OJERRY & SHERA BURT TRUSTEES 6941 COUNTY RD 84 JONES AL 36749 Parcel# 05093100000310000 Field1 13 AC IN SEC31-T18N-R12E. (BEING TRACTS 84, 85 & PT TRACT 86 BURNSVILLE TRUCK FARMS MB 1 PG 101). DB 980 PG 161 (WD) WB 81 PG 108 Total Due: 346.62 Account# 0000462480 BRADBURY BELINDA B. C/O CADE ADAMS 4625 COUNTY ROAD 17 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16082800000035010 Field1 IMPS ON LEASED LAND KNOWN AS RIVER LOT 41 MCDOWELL RANCH AND RECREATION AREA PROPERTY S28 T16N R10E (4625 CO RD 17) QCD1387 P-327 DB 1432 PG 218 S28 T16 R10E DB 1432 PG 218 Total Due: 368.84 Account# 0000507010 BRAXTON SIGNORIA P O BOX 1141 SELMA AL 36702 Parcel# 11072530010740000 Field1 LOT 3 REV'D BLK 12, AKA LTS 3 & 4 OF LARGE LT 6 BLK 12 SEE MB 1 PG 30, DB 112 PG 114 & MRS DC RUSSELL MAP PG 64 IN S25-T17-R10. WB 54 PG

58 DB 1443 PG 140 DB 1512 PG 305 Total Due: 214.25 Account# 0000017860 BRIDGES NAZAREE H. C/O NAZAREE B. CHEATHAM 8 VICTORIAN DRIVE FAIRHOPE AL 36532 Parcel# 23021000000090000 Field1 LOT SIZE 136 X 281.7 IN SEC. 10 T-15 R-9DB 986 PG 456 Total Due: 148.04 Account# 0000365090 BROOKINS DORITHY V. C/O TUNYA ALEXANDER PO BOX 43227 CHICAGO IL 60643 Parcel# 15052110000040010 Field1 2.20 AC - BEG SW COR PAR. 2 HURLEY SMITH S/D MB 5 PG 96, NE 363.1 TO S-RR ROW; NW 319.51, SW 267.26 TO N -ROW HWY 80, SE 115, SW 5, TH SE 185 TO POB S21 T16N R11E. DB 1320 PG 481 (WD) Total Due: 155.93 Account# 0000018180 BROOKINS JEFF & DOROTHY V. C/O TUNYA ALEXANDER PO BOX 43227 CHICAGO IL 60643 Parcel# 15041800020780000 Field1 LOT 8 BLOCK 3 STANFILL PLACE S/D NO. 1DB-711 P-35 Total Due: 127.97 Account# 0000308510 BROWN ALISA 439 COUNTY RD 260 JONES AL 36749 Parcel# 12052100000360010 Field1 LOT 1 BLK F PARK LANE ESTATE S/D PLAT 4 DB-1254 P-273 BASE YR HS 2004 Total Due: 486.20 Account# 0000020150 BROWN THOMAS L. & MINTER R.(LE) C/O CHRISTINE PEPRAH 1002 LADAYNE AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062420040460000 Field1 LOT 31 KING S/D DB 1085 PG 454 DB 1462 PG 127 S24 T17N R10E Total Due: 340.13 Account# 0000458625 BRUGGER MICHAEL J. 19588 AL HWY 52 OPP AL 36467 Parcel# 11041900040340000 Field1 .97 ACRE LYING IN SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 0F SECTION 19, T17N, R10E DB-520 PG-397 DB-1359 PG-520 DB-1402 PG-254 Total Due: 170.98 Account# 0000458625 BRUGGER MICHAEL J. 19588 AL HWY 52 OPP AL 36467 Parcel# 11041900040330000 Field1 .49 ACRE IN SW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 19, T 17N, R10E DB-618 PG-97 DB-1402 PG-254 Total Due: 135.86 Account# 0000020660 BRYANT ALBERT & ETAL C/O CATHY BURKE 28009 CAMBRIDGE DR HARRISON TOWNS MI 48045 Parcel# 22010200040150010 Field1 1AC - COM INT E ROW CTY RD 33 & S/L SEC.2, E 175S TO POB, TH N 210, E 210, S 210 TH W 210 TO POB IN S02T15N-R08E. Total Due: 134.42 Account# 0000022180 BUSBY KENNETH WAYNE 195 COUNTY ROAD 15 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 21041700000040010 Field1 0.65 AC LT 4 E D BROWDERS S/D DB-1157 PG-314 Total Due: 725.14 Account# 0000499805 CANTRELL LEON (HEIRS OF) DECEASED 1121 COUNTY ROAD 953 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 30061300000610000 Field1 0.49 AC LT 1 MEREDITH LANDING DB 1258 PG 81 DB 1390 PG 776 S13 T14N R8E Total Due: 141.59 Account# 0000499805 CANTRELL LEON (HEIRS OF) DECEASED 1121 COUNTY ROAD 953 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 30061300000620000 Field1

0.32 LT 2 MEREDITH LANDING DB 1258 PG 81 DB 1390 PG 776 S12 & S13 T14N R8E Total Due: 141.59 Account# 0000332870 CARTER DIANE C/O JAMIE CARTER 466 COUNTY ROAD 820 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16010100020440000 Field1 LOTS 1-9 BLK E ANNABEL F. RICKS S/DCU 1982 MV 11000 WB LOTS 1-9 BLK E ANNABEL F. RICKS S/DCU 1982 MV 11000 WB 42 PG 231 Total Due: 119.37 Account# 0000333370 CARTER DIANE C/O JAMIE CARTER 466 COUNTY ROAD 820 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093030010430000 Field1 LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 30 TUXEDO PARK DB-554 PG-226 DB-1396 PG-240 Total Due: 169.23 Account# 0000472305 CARTER DIANE 466 CO RD 820 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093030030040000 Field1 LOT 4 BLK 22 EUGENE DB 640 PG 167 DB 1439 PG 649 S30 T17N R11E Total Due: 269.56 Account# 0000478850 CARTER DIANE RASCOE C/O JAMIE CARTER 466 COUNTY ROAD 820 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540050220000 Field1 PT OF LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 51 MINTER AVE. DB 629 PG 384 WB 67 PG 106 DB 1165 PG 584 DB 1447 PG 502 S25 T17N R10E Total Due: 122.93 Account# 0000028000 CARTER ELSIE HEIRS OF 14 PLANT ST. APT B SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12093110010180000 Field1 LOT 2 & W/2 LOT 3 BLK 3 WATER HGTS ADDN. S/ DDB-782 PG-245 Total Due: 291.42 Account# 0000328070 CARTER JAMES & DIANE C/O JAMIE CARTER 466 COUNTY ROAD 820 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540050210000 Field1 LOT 10 BLK 51 MLK ST & MINTER AVE AFF-1048 P-436 QCD 1045 P-19 DB-1173 P-583 DB-1282 P-213 Total Due: 123.57 Account# 0000358580 CARTER JOE LEE 2012 CHURCH ST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073620040400000 Field1 LT 36 & W 30' LT 34 BLK 10 MB 1 PG 182 PARKMAN AVE & IKERMAN ALLEY S36T17-R10 DB 1072 PG 736 DB1301 PG 581 Total Due: 364.73 Account# 0000480735 CHAMPAGNIE LILLIE 6255 WOODMERE BLVD. MONTGOMERY AL 36117 Parcel# 15052120030660000 Field1 LOT 743-A CRAIG FIELD HOUSING S/D PLAT # 5 DB 1135 PG 328 S21 T16N R11E DB 1450 PG 792 Total Due: 292.85 Account# 0000505685 CHELSEA SOUTH LLC C/O HATCHER UNDREA T. & JACQUE 2631 FL SHUTTLEWORTH DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35234 Parcel# 12093120020600000 Field1 BEG SW INT RR & WATER AVE; TH W 152'S; SE 145'S TO N/L RR; E 120'S TO RR; TH N 98.25' TO POB PT LOT 8 ( AKA ARMOUR WAREHOUSE LOT ) IN S31-T17-R11. DB 1314 PG 737 DB 1419 PG 656 DB 1422 PG 376 DB 1451 PG 504 DB1499 PG 241 Total Due: 147.37 Account# 0000505685 CHELSEA SOUTH LLC C/O HATCHER UNDREA T. & JACQUE 2631 FL SHUTTLEWORTH DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35234 Parcel# 12093120020220000

Field1 BEG SW INT ALABAMA AVE & MAXEY ST; TH W TO E/L RAILROAD; S TO N/L WATER AVE; E ALG SD N/L WATER TO W/L MAXEY ST; TH N TO POB BEING PT BLK 100 ALABAMA AVE... DB 1226 PG 211 DB 1314 PG 737 DB 1419 PG 656 SEC 31 TWP 17N R 11E DB 1422 PG 374 DB 1451 PG 504 DB 1499 PG 241C Total Due: 309.43 Account# 0000505685 CHELSEA SOUTH LLC C/O HATCHER UNDREA T. & JACQUE 2631 FL SHUTTLEWORTH DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35234 Parcel# 12093120020230000 Field1 BEG SW INT ALABAMA AVE & RAILROAD ROW; TH W ALG S/L ALABAMA AVE 245'S; S TO N/L WATER AVE; E 185'S TO W/L ALABAMA AVE 245'S; S TO N/L WATER AVE; E 185'S TO W/L RAILROAD ROW; N 355'S TO POB PT OF BLK 100 ALABAMA.. DB 1226 PG 211 DB 1314 PG 737 DB 1419 PG 656 SEC 31 TWP 17N R 11E DB 1422 PG 375 DB 1451 PG 504 DB 1499 PG 241 Total Due: 190.46 Account# 0000530405 CHONG CHARLIE INKUH C/O BERNICE HOKE 1473 OXFORD MANOR CIRCLE BIRMINGHAM AL 35242 Parcel# 11062330020080000 Field1 LT 1 REVD EDNA M. TIPPETT S/D MB 6 PG 233 S23-T17N-R10E. DB 927 PG 235 DB 1096 PG 590 DB 1547 PG 279 (WD) Total Due: 1,181.46 Account# 0000031740 CLARK EZELL & ARLENE 11475 LAING DETROIT MI 48224 Parcel# 33072600000110010 Field1 2 ACRES IN SEC-26 T-13 R-9 DB-898 PG-444 Total Due: 120.80 Account# 0000031740 CLARK EZELL & ARLENE 11475 LAING DETROIT MI 48224 Parcel# 33072600000040000 Field1 46.5 ACRES LYING IN SEC 26 T 13 R 9 DB 692 PG 63 Total Due: 210.30 Account# 0000499305 CLAYTON RALPH & RALPH JR 9821 HIGHWAY 43 GROVE HILL AL 36451 Parcel# 15030620030420000 Field1 LOT 14 & W 25' LOT 13 BLK D RIVER TERRACE SEC6T16-R11 DB 1143 PG 258 DB 1424 PG 588; 1500 PG 92 Total Due: 295.01 Account# 0000499305 CLAYTON RALPH & RALPH JR 9821 HIGHWAY 43 GROVE HILL AL 36451 Parcel# 15041800021350000 Field1 N/2 LOT 1 BLK 4 STANFILL PLACE S/D # 1 MB 3 PG 72 SEC18-T16-R11 DB 1183 PG 724; DB 1413 PG 606; DB 1500 PG 95 Total Due: 221.17 Account# 0000534405 COBB MARY JANE & WILLIE PAYNE 8111 SOUTH ADA AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60620 Parcel# 12093030040380000 Field1 LOT 11 BLK 21 TUXEDO PK S/D DB 1068 PG 367 S30 T17N R11E (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 124.86 Account# 0000242000 CONCORDIA COLLEGE C/O INTERNATIONAL MISSION JESUS INC. 3240 LAKE SHORE DR #15C Parcel# 11072510020380000 Field1 C OF LT 6 & S 3.5' OF C OF LT 7 BLK 1 ROBBINS ADDN DB-1187 PG-478480 & 482 Total Due: 271.48 Account# 0000537425 COOK JOSEPH & BEATRICE CREAMER C/O DOUGLAS GILLILAND 772 CO RD 420 TYLER AL 36785 Parcel# 25010100000090000

Field1 26.01 AC LYING IN S1 T15N R11E DB 1111 PG 621 DB 1465 PG 361 Total Due: 299.30 Account# 0000513145 COX THEARA & NIKITA M. WEBSTER & SADE WEBSTER & ASHELY STONE 2211 SELMA AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093120010250000 Field1 BEG 118' E OF NE INT MAXEY ST & SELMA AVE, N 50'; E 2'; N 75'; E 38.7'; S 125' TO N/M SELMA AV; THN W 40.7' POB PT LT 3 BLK 102 IN S31T17-R11. DB 1141 PG 261 DB 1508 PG 752 DB 1513 PG 455 Total Due: 159.98 Account# 0000521875 CRAYTON LORENZO P.O. BOX 58 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 21020900000030050 Field1 1 AC - COM SE COR OF NE/4, W. 1003.7'; NW 71.7'; N 99.85' POB; SW 32.9'; SW 232.8'; N. 185.8'(D) 180.8'(S); E. 110'; S. 15'; E. 220'; S. 40'; TH SW 180.8'(S); E. 110'; S. 15'; E. 220'; S. 40'; TH SW 121.5' TO POB IN S09T15N-R07E. (PT LTS 1,2 9 & CHURCH ST SAFFORD MB 1 PG 20) DB 922 PG 120 (ROS) DB 1530 PG 561 (WD) Total Due: 152.34 Account# 0000530650 DALLAS COUNTY PARTNERS LLC. C/O MARK S ELWOOD 3512 7TH AVENUE SOUTH BIRMINGHAM AL 35222 Parcel# 11072620000070000 Field1 LOTS 6 THRU 9 & 10 REV'D BLK B CAHRLES E. WILKERSON S/D MB 5 PG 307 & MB 6 PG 334SELMA S26 T17N R10E DB 1538 PG 44 (FCD) DB1548 PG 744 (WD) Total Due: 9,630.38 Account# 0000541195 DAVIS BAKARI 292 CHESSER PARK DR CHELSEA AL 35043 Parcel# 12041800020130000 Field1 LOT 2 JEWEL S JACKSON S/D DB 1084 PG 322 DB 1567 PG 99 (WD) Total Due: 556.67 Account# 0000542935 DAVIS BAKARI RASHAD 292 CHESSER PARK DRIVE CHELSEA AL 35043 Parcel# 11062310030480000 Field1 E 30' OF LOT 5 & W 60' LOT 4 BLK A OF W.R. THRASH MB 2 PG 112 S23 T17N R10E. DB 630 PG 397 DB 1257 PG 717 DB 1280 PG 736 DB 1558 PG 708 (D) DB 1560 PG 551 (FCD) DB 1561 PG 337 (WD) DB 1570 PG 247 Total Due: 557.02 Account# 0000516600 DAVIS BARBARA BROWN 1812 LACEY ST. MOBILE A L 36617 Parcel# 22011100000090000 Field1 2 AC - COM N. SEC LINE & E ROW CTY RD 33, TH S ALG SD ROW 867'S TO POB; TH NE 172'; N 185.8'; E 185'S; S 260'S; W 315'S TO SD RD 33; TH NW 90'S TO POB IN S11 T15N R08E. DB 1036 PG 710 (WD) Total Due: 170.98 Account# 0000041360 DAVIS BOBBY & SHENITA C/O RICHMOND THOMAS 121 COUNTY ROAD 233 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 16030800000780000 Field1 LOT 11 RIVERBEND CIRCLE S/D MB 7 PG 117 S08-T16NR10E. DB 1102 PG 715 (WD) Total Due: 161.66 Account# 0000041360 DAVIS BOBBY & SHENITA C/O RICHMOND THOMAS 121 COUNTY ROAD 233 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 16030800000770000 Field1 LOT 10 RIVERBEND CIRCLE S/D MB 7 PG 117 S08-T16NR10E. DB 1102 PG 715 (WD) Total Due: 190.34 Account# 0000308340 DAVIS CHARLES L. & RONALD L. SANDERS 3350 COUNTY ROAD 1101 TROY AL 36079 Parcel# 30061300000130000 Field1 .215 A LOT 17 MEREDITH'S LANDING DB-1269 P-477 Total Due: 139.44

May 14, 2020

Selma Sun

DALLAS COUNTY TAX DELINQUENCIES Account# 0000308340 DAVIS CHARLES L. & RONALD L. SANDERS 3350 COUNTY ROAD 1101 TROY AL 36079 Parcel# 30061300000140000 Field1 .219 A LOT 18 MEREDITH'S LANDING DB-1269 P-477 Total Due: 129.40 Account# 0000535160 DELTA PI LAMBDA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION & ALPHA 419 BIRCH AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072520050910000 Field1 ALL LT. 6 & N/2 LT 5 BLK 2 MULLEN ADDN. S/DMB 1 PG 63 SELMA S25 T17N R10E. DB 289 PG 9 DB 888 PG 47 WB 67 PG 78 DB 1185 PG 462 DB 1216 PG 332 DB 1550 PG 37 (FCD) DB 1558 PG 712 (QCD) Total Due: 687.56 Account# 0000539460 DITECH FINANCIAL LLC ATTN LEGAL 1100 VIRGINIA DRIVE SUITE 100 FT WASHINGTON Parcel# 11072610010190020 P A 19034 Field1 LOT 20 BLK T WOODLAND HGTS S/D DB 1049 PG 616 S26 T1N R10E DB 1439 PG 313 DB 1441 PG 272 DB 1479 PG 74 DB 1483 PG 388 DB 1564 PG 367 (FCD) Total Due: 571.81 Account# 0000470625 DOBBS JOSEPH S. & MELISSA 154 PLUM RD. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11042000030020030 Field1 S 100' LOT 3-C MARING & WADE FARMS DB 1063 PG 576 DB 1431 PG 486 S20 T17N R10E Total Due: 204.47 Account# 0000535515 DSV SPV1 LLC. 16 BERRYHILL RD SUITE 200 Parcel# 13092900000060000 Field1 LOT 4 P.H. ADAMS S/D MB 6 PG 120 IN S29 T17N R12E... DB 1131 PG 426 DB 1312 PG 180 DB 1432 PG 434 DB 1497 PG 651 DB 1508 PG 610 DB 1559 PG 767 (QCD) Total Due: 470.64 Account# 0000535510 DSV SPV2 LLC. 16 BERRYHILL RD SUITE 200 Parcel# 16061300020230000 Field1 LTS 3 & 3-A OF BLK E WASHINGTON COMM. S/D PLAT 1 MB 2 PG 105 S13 T16N R10E. DB656 PG 299 DB 1510 PG 213 DB 1520 PG 642 (WD) DB 1559 PG 765 (QCD) Total Due: 572.44 Account# 0000535505 DSV SPV3 LLC. 16 BERRYHILL RD SUITE 200 Parcel# 12093200010390000 Field1 LOTS A & B BLK 7 A.H. MURRAY EST S/D MB 1 PG 174 IN S32-T17-R11. DB1073 PG 962 DB 1502 PG 345 DB 1503 PG 162 DB 1509 PG 296 DB 1559 PG 762 (QC) Total Due: 331.29 Account# 0000463055 DUNNING TOM 5100 US HWY 80 EAST LOT 65 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072530030190000 Field1 E 20' VOEGLIN AVE OF LOT 6 B LK 24 ROBBINS S/D Total Due: 122.29 Account# 0000471230 DUNNING TOM & ERICA MARSHALL 5100 US HWY 80E LOT 65 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072640030180000 Field1 LOT 21 BLK 6 CRISMANS EXT. TO UNIV. ADDN. DB 988 PG 277 DB 1438 PG 473 S26 T17N R10E Total Due: 138.37 Account# 0000472310 DUNNING TOM & MARSHALL ERICA 5100 US HWY 80 EAST LOT 65 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093030030520020 Field1 LOT 11 BLK 24 TUXEDO

PARK S/D DB 990 PG 318 DB 1438 PG 473 S30 T17N R11E Total Due: 155.09 Account# 0000281550 EARBY VIRGINIA SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICING P.O. BOX 630147 LITTLETON CO 80163 Parcel# 25061300010080000 Field1 LOT 5 GODWIN ACRES S/D PLAT #1DB-848 PG-310 (ROS) DB-1226 PG-104 Total Due: 424.04 Account# 0000500595 ELLENBURG JERRY 8888 HIGHWAY 5 DOUGLASVILLE G A 30134 Parcel# 11062430040020010 Field1 LOTS 1 & 2; BLK C; PT BLK C; CLOVERHILL ADDN S/D & ALSO 8'STRIP OFF SOUTH MARGIN DAWSON AVE. (VACATED); DB 507 PG 421 & DB 529 PG 293 SELMA S24 T17N R10E Total Due: 4,234.85 Account# 0000488255 ELLIS NELSAN C/O TOMMIE THOMPSON 2031 EAST 223 STREET LINWOOD IL 60411 Parcel# 11072610020240000 Field1 LOT 3 BLK V S. SEC. WOODLAND HGTS S/D DB 582 PG 148 DB 1470 PG 21 S26 T17N R10E Total Due: 652.84 Account# 0000535410 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC. C/O MERCIER PIERRE A & BRENDA 200 CHESHIRE COURT MCDONOUGH GA 30253 Parcel# 11083300010050000 Field1 LT 27 MIDLAND HEIGHTS S/D SEC 33 T17N R10E. DB 926 PG 157 DB 1247 PG 592 DB 1559 PG 453 (FC) Total Due: 830.97 Account# 0000516580 FIKES KENDRA CHANTEL 854 B KEESLER DRIVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15052120040480000 Field1 LT 854-B CRAIG FIELD S/D #5 MB 6 PG 343 S21-T16NR11E. DB 1096 PG 127 (WD) DB 1528 PG 757 (GFT) Total Due: 238.16 Account# 0000053300 FIKES THOMAS H. & DOROTHY M. 19 LAVENDER ST. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093110020210000 Field1 LOT 1 BLK 3 WATER & LAVENDERDB-1033 PG-261 Total Due: 405.89 Account# 0000053940 FLETCHER MORRIS & DARLENE 909 COUNTY RD. 18 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 14041900000160000 Field1 LOT 10 BLK A KING S/D # 7DB-1075 PG-161 Total Due: 259.67 Account# 0000486360 FLETCHER MORRIS A. SR. & DARLENE 909 CO RD 18 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 14041900000150000 Field1 LOT 9 BLK A KING S/D DB +88 PG 12 DB 1462 PG 144 S19 T16N R12E Total Due: 452.00 Account# 0000480295 FLETCHER MORRIS A. SR. & DARLENE L. 909 CO RD 18 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 14041900000180000 Field1 LOT 12 BLK A OF KING S/D # 7 DB 722 PG 163 DB 1449 PG 399 S19T16N R12E DB 1450 PG 153 Total Due: 452.00 Account# 0000521370 FLETCHER MORRIS A. SR. & DARLENE L. 909 COUNTY ROAD 18 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 14041900000130000 Field1 LOT 7 OF BLK A KING S/D #7 MB 5 PG 201 IN S19-T16-R12.... DB-676 PG-44 MINUTE BOOK-305 PG-693 MINUTE BOOK-303 PG-478481 MINUTE BOOK-309 PG-249 DB 1504 PG 672 DB 1529 PG 8 (ROS) Total Due: 444.83 Account# 0000053970

FLETCHER WOODROW & ANNIE P. 2500 FRANKLIN ST APT 108 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15030730020050000 Field1 E OF LOT 52 A OF LOT 52 KEITH LANDSDB-598 P-129 Total Due: 130.12 Account# 0000054800 FOSTER FELIX C/O FRANK THOMAS 398 COUNTY ROAD 68 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 18011100000020000 Field1 20 ACRES LYING IN SEC. 11 T-16 R-8DB-324 P-440-441 Total Due: 197.47 Account# 0000521130 FRIESON JODY & COREY FRIESON & JERRY SAVAGE C/O JODY FRIESON 900 UTAH STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16010100020440070 Field1 LOTS 9 & 10 BLK D ANNABEL F. RICKS S/D S1-T16N-R10E. DB 724 PG 220-223 (WD) WB 78 PG 30 DB 0000 PG 0000 (TAX SALE) WB 78 PG 30 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 581.76 Account# 0000539240 FULGHAM SUZANNE C. 7477 HIGHWAY 191 MAPLESVILLE AL 36750 Parcel# 11052200060200000 Field1 LOT 6 BLK B MERRIMAC HEIGHTS S/D MB 2 PG 97 S22-T17N-R10E. DB 640 PG 459 WB 78 PG 204 DB 1522 PG 1 (EXECUTORS DEED) DB 1522 PG 13 (WD) DB 1562 PG 753 (GFT) Total Due: 681.13 Account# 0000271610 GIVAN JOSEPHINE C/O RURAL HOUSING SERVICE US 4300 GOODFELLOW BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63120 Parcel# 13093000000570300 Field1 LOT 13 DAVID JORDAN S/D S30 T17N R12E DB-1229 P-175 DB-1351 PG-708 DB-1352 PG-767 BASE YR HS C 2008 Total Due: 228.84 Account# 0000476755 GLOSS WILL HEIRS OF & HEIRS OF JOHN HATCHER C/O CLIFFORD TWILLEY PO BOX 142 PINE HILL AL 36769 Parcel# 22010100000010000 Field1 28 AC IN S1 T15N R08E DB 227 PG 556 Total Due: 157.34 Account# 0000476740 GLOSS WILL HEIRS OF JOHN HATCHER C/O CLIFFORD TWILLEY PO BOX 142 PINE HILL AL 36769 Parcel# 23030600000030010 Field1 9 AC IN NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 S6 T15N R09E DB 227 PG 556 Total Due: 129.64 Account# 0000520895 GODS KINGDOM COME MINISTRIES C/O JOYCE PEOPLES PO BOX 1201 SELMA AL 36702 Parcel# 11062340090080020 Field1 9.79 AC - COMM INT S/L HWY 80 (HIGHLAND AVE) & E/L VALLEY CRK CIRCLE; TH E 329.34' POB; S175'; W130'; S30'S; E130.01'; S119.43'; W TO E/L VALLEY CRK CIRCLE; SWLY 131'S; SE264'S TO S/L SEC 23; E1032'S; N20'S; N282'S; NW89.98'; NW81.86'; NW218.82'; N138.28' TO S/L HWY 80; W 243'S POB S23T17--R10 DB 1261 PG 453 DB 1280 PG 358 DB0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1280 PG 358 PG 358 DB0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1280 PG 358 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 2,315.87 Account# 0000062200 GOLDSBY DELORIS C/O ELNORA ALLEN 805 UNION ST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073620020340000 Field1 50X150 SEC 36 T 17 R 10 UNION STDB-692 P-227 Total Due: 184.77 Account# 0000523265 GORDON COSTELLA & ARTHUR T. GORDON JR. & KEYONA

C/O BRENAYCIA GORDEN 621 COUNTY ROAD 16 VALLEY GRANDE AL 36701 Parcel# 16011100010540100 Field1 LOT 3 BLK E PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY S/D PLAT NO 6 MB 6 PG 217 S11 T16N R10E DB 946 PG 198 DB 1227 PG 378 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1227 PG 378 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 433.36 Account# 0000530825 GRIOTS COLLECTIVE INC. (THE) SHELIA EVANS ERANUNN 316 EAST 57TH STREET BROOKLYN NY 11203 Parcel# 11073640010050000 Field1 W/2 LOT 24 BLK C WATER IN S36-T17N-R10E. DB 1206 PG 504 DB 1437 PG 770 DB 1515 PG 533 (WD) DB 1551 PG 25 (QCD) Total Due: 394.32 Account# 0000480435 GURGANUS CAROLYN 801 MAGNESS DRIVE SPARTANBURG SC 29303 Parcel# 14093100000010050 Field1 5.78 AC OF LT 1 HONEYSUCKLE HILL S/D DB 1210 PG 433 DB 1446 PG 737 S31 T16N R12E Total Due: 216.15 Account# 0000543170 HALL PAMELA TROHA 1273 W SONYA LN-UNIT 108 SANTA MARIA CA 93458 Parcel# 16020400013300000 Field1 LOT 9 RAMSEY GREENACRES S/D DB 1256 PG 667 DB 1305 PG 673 DB 1389 PG 332 S4 T16N R10E Total Due: 435.47 Account# 0000543175 HALL PAMELA TROHA 1273 W SONYA LN-UNIT108 SANTA MARIA CA 93458 Parcel# 11083430030310000 Field1 LOT 15 & N/12 OF LOT 16 BLK 2 FARIVIEW S/D MB 2 PG 100 S34 T17N R10E Total Due: 517.15 Account# 0000540620 HARRIS JESSIE LEE 8266 COUNTY ROAD 109 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 20010100000010060 Field1 141.08 AC - COM SW COR SEC 1; TH E 589S TO POB; N 3897; E 1971; SW 1554; SE 1071; SE 403; SW 1354; SE 436 TO SEC LN; TH W 826S TO POB IN S01-T15N-R06E. DB 1566 PG 50 (WD) Total Due: 2,472.19 Account# 0000540620 HARRIS JESSIE LEE 8266 COUNTY ROAD 109 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 20011200000010090 Field1 36.41 AC - COM NW COR S12; TH E 589S TO POB; E 826S; SE 1655S; W 1098; TH N 1611 TO POB IN S12-T15N-R06E. DB 1566 PG 50 (WD) Total Due: 273.50 Account# 0000544495 HARRIS WILLIAM EARL & GIOVONNI KARDAFFY HARRIS C/O SHELTON, WILLIE & GIOUNNI 2500 FRANKLIN ST RM 204 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 11072540040730000 Field1 PT OF LOTS 8 BLK F PLATTENBURG ADD SEC25T17N-R10E. DB 835 PG 245 DB1574 PG 47 (QC) Total Due: 277.92 Account# 0000546515 HATCHER DARIUS 219 MECHANIC STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093110021310090 Field1 LOT 19 BLK 13 CLIFFORD STONE S/D MB 2 PG 82 DB 1055 PG 678 DB 1338 PG 722 DB 1497 PG 724 S31 T17N R11E DB0000 PG000 (TAX SALE) DB 1497 PG 724 (REDEMPTION) PG000 (TAX SALE) DB 1497 PG 724 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 144.80 Account# 0000072910 HATCHER FLORENCE K. C/O CYNTHIA WEST 309 CASTLEWOOD DR SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12052100000360020 Field1

LOT 2 BLK E PARK LANE EST. PLAT 7DB-874 P-369 MB-6 P-80 Total Due: 923.00 Account# 0000074120 HEARON DOROTHY T. 411 YOUNG ST. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073510021040000 Field1 LT 38 BLK 14 WEST END LAND CO MB 1 PG 93 S35T17N-R10E. DB 808 PG 68 DB 1515 PG 593 (QCD) Total Due: 160.48 Account# 0000476130 HHH INVESTMENTS LLC 7314 NORTH BLUFF DR. TUSCALOOSA AL 35406 Parcel# 11072530021810000 Field1 LOT 12 BLK 7 PLATTENBURG ADD MABRY DB 1179 PG 428 DB 1449 PG 337 S25 T17N R10E Total Due: 578.24 Account# 0000539415 HILLSBORO INLET LLC LLC 301 THELMA DRIVE 505 CASPER W Y 82609 Parcel# 11072530021350000 Field1 LOT A OF LOT 5 BLK 8 PLATTENBURG ADD MAP DB 102 PG 114 IN S25-T17-R10. DB 352 PG 355 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX DED, ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 347) Total Due: 130.00 Account# 0000539415 HILLSBORO INLET LLC LLC 301 THELMA DRIVE 505 CASPER W Y 82609 Parcel# 12093030030340000 Field1 ALL OF LOT 8 & E 3.5' LOT 7 BLK 23 TUXEDO PARK DB 964 PG 2S30 T17N R11E. DB574 PG 74 DB 882 PG 247 DB 964 PG 2 (WILL) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX DED,ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 345) DED,ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 345) Total Due: 126.79 Account# 0000539415 HILLSBORO INLET LLC LLC 301 THELMA DRIVE 505 CASPER W Y 82609 Parcel# 11073630030180000 Field1 BEG 50.3'W OF S/L ALABAMA AVE & W/L LAPSLEY ST; W50.3'; S108.3'; E50.3'; N108.3' POB LT 2 BLK 19 MRS DC RUSSELL MAP PG 11 S36-T17-R10 DB1072 PG 164 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 PG (TAX DED, ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 343) Total Due: 138.37 Account# 0000539415 HILLSBORO INLET LLC LLC 301 THELMA DRIVE 505 CASPER W Y 82609 Parcel# 11072540030790000 Field1 LT 4 BLK G PLATTENBURG ADD MAP DB 102 PG 114 IN S25-T17-R10. WB 38 PG 374 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX DED, ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 344) Total Due: 127.43 Account# 0000539415 HILLSBORO INLET LLC LLC 301 THELMA DRIVE 505 CASPER W Y 82609 Parcel# 12093130000290000 Field1 BEG INT. S ROW RIVER RD & E ROW RODGERS ST; SE ON ROW 249; S 420'S 415'S; W 187' 185'S; N 40'; W 40' TO E ROW; N ON ROW 475' 483'S TO POB. 2.3 AC S31 T17N R11E WB 42 PG 144 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX DED, ALSO SEE DB1568 PG 346) Total Due: 144.80 Account# 0000077550 HOLLEY FREDA R. C/O DONNA EDWARDS 130 SEWELL ST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16030600000030070 Field1 LOT 21 DOE RUN ESTATES S/D DB-914 PG-421 Total Due: 170.98 Account# 0000327950 HORNE NICK L. JR. C/O SELECT INVESTMENTS LLC 537 DIXIE DRIVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062340090040000 Field1

LTS 1 THRU 6 BLK K WOODLAND HGTS S/D SOUTH SECTION & N.10' OF VAC. ALLEY LYING S OF SD LOTS MB 2 PG 85 DB 950 PG 77 DB 1275 PG 4 DB 1482 PG 407 S23 T17N R10E Total Due: 1,170.53 Account# 0000541275 HOT ROD ENTERPRISES LLC. C/O RICHARD S. WEBSTER 709 SELFIELD ROAD SELMA AL 36702 Parcel# 11062410020090000 Field1 LT 3 REVD BLK B MCKENZIE-BUCHANAN ADD #5 MB 5 PG 424 S24 T17N R10E. DB712 PG236 DB1165 PG231 DB1564 PG750 (WD) Total Due: 1,979.53 Account# 0000433640 HOWARD WILLIE & FRANKIE 290 MONROE LANE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 13093000000570490 Field1 3 AC IN S30 T17N R12E DB 1365 PG 288 DB 1461 PG 91 Total Due: 145.18 Account# 0000544475 HUETT DANNY 1071 COUNTY RD 326 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 29093000000280000 Field1 LOT 15 RIVER OAKS S/D #1 MB 5 PG 322 DB 730 PG 371 DB1349 PG 564 (WD) Total Due: 515.81 Account# 0000222260 HUNTER GLEN N. & MATTIE C/O GLEN HUNTER 37363 BLAKE DR LIVONIA MI 48150 Parcel# 33051500000020030 Field1 0.17 AC NE/S OFF COUNTY RD 225 IN SE/4-NE/4 S15 T13 R9 DB-1145 PG-674 Total Due: 177.44 Account# 0000506455 IP REALTY HOLDINGS LLC C/O ST PAUL CHURCH, C. DANIEL P.O. BOX 41 MINTER AL 36761 Parcel# 33021000000010020 Field1 .62 AC IN S10 T13N R09E DB 1378 PG 42 DB 1505 PG 166 .62 AC IN S10 T13N R09E DB 1378 PG 42 DB 1505 PG 166 Total Due: 121.58 Account# 0000083650 JACKSON CLARA 7031 AL. HWY. 14 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 13030700000070000 Field1 .90 ACRES IN S-7 T-17 R-12 & S-12 T-17 R-11DB-1056 PG-761 Total Due: 243.01 Account# 0000085480 JAGASSAR BERTHA G. C/O WILLIAM SHAW 232 WEST 24TH ST APT 4W NEW YORK NY 10011 Parcel# 11072530020940000 Field1 LOT 11 BLK 6 PLATTENBURG ADD UNION DB 974 PG 55 Total Due: 551.87 Account# 0000085480 JAGASSAR BERTHA G. C/O WILLIAM SHAW 232 WEST 24TH ST APT 4W NEW YORK NY 10011 Parcel# 11072530020960000 Field1 LOT 13 BLK 6 PLATTENBURG ADD. DB 974 PG 55 Total Due: 504.93 Account# 0000545510 JAHU INC 4813 US HWY 80 EAST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15052110000010060 Field1 2.83 AC PT PLOT B CORA ESTELLE HARDY LANDS (HWY 80 ) QCD -1156 PG 181 DB 1446 PG 774 S21 T16N R11E DB 1576 PG 618 (WD) Total Due: 2,781.17 Account# 0000545510 JAHU INC 4813 US HWY 80 EAST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15052110000010070 Field1 1.28 AC NE/S U.S. HWY 80 IN NE/4 S21 T16N R11E DB 1156 PG 181 DB 1446 PG 774 DB1576 PG 618 (WD) Total Due: 145.18 Account# 0000545510 JAHU INC 4813 US HWY 80 EAST SELMA AL 36701

Selma Sun

May 14, 2020

DALLAS COUNTY TAX DELINQUENCIES Parcel# 15052110000020000 Field1 0.802 AC IN NW/4-NE/4 S21 T16N R11E DB 1156 PG 181 DB 1446 PG 774 Total Due: 148.76 Account# 0000529715 JOHN WOODS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC. 3858 HWY 14 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 07072600040140000 Field1 LTS 5 & 6 OF THE DIV. OF UNIT 6 MUNRO LANDS MB 5 PG 34 S26-T18N-R10E. DB 618 PG 232 (ROS LT 6) DB 640 PG 170 (ROS LT 5) DB 1550 PG 45 (CD OF 1543/181) Total Due: 920.13 Account# 0000312560 JOHNSON MONICA A. 469 COUNTY ROAD 540 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12051500000070400 Field1 1.87 AC IN NW/4-NE/4 S-15 T-17 R-11 DB-1260 PG-539 BASE YR HS 2005 Total Due: 145.89 Account# 0000546970 JONES ALFRED A. & BEAUNER JONES C/O MATTHEW JONES 2518 ALABAMA AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093110010510000 Field1 PT LT 4 BLK 4 OF O.L. 32 BEG 257.9' E OF SE COR OF MECHANIC ST & ALABAMA AVE, E. 50; S. 211; W. 50 TH N 211 TO POB IN S31-T17NR11E. DB 1143 PG 241 (TAX SALE) REDEMPTION #37162 Total Due: 250.26 Account# 0000089240 JONES DONNA MARIE 116 LAMAR AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073540020160000 Field1 LT 39 BLK B RIVERVIEW ADDN S/D LAMAR AVEDB1073 PG-980 Total Due: 213.86 Account# 0000497875 JONES JENNIFER CHARLENE 5207 MAIN STREET MILLBROOK AL 36054 Parcel# 12093110021310050 Field1 LOT 14 BLK 13 CLIFFORD STONE S/D DB 996 PG 198 DB 1342 PG 529 DB 1357 PG 662 DB 1491 PG 398 S31 T17N R11E Total Due: 321.00 Account# 0000355110 JONES JOHN WAYNE & EMMA P.O. BOX 21 MARION JUNCTION AL 36759 Parcel# 18011100000050020 Field1 0.50 AC PT PARCEL B IN W/2-W/2-NW/4 DB-1309 PG-326 BASE YR HS 2006 Total Due: 169.16 Account# 0000090510 JONES NANCY ESTATE C/O MORGAN, CHARLES 1411 LEROY STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093030030690000 Field1 E/2 LOT 11 BLK 14 TUXEDO PARK S/DWB-27 PG-13 Total Due: 214.89 Account# 0000431950 JONES RANDY & ROBERT & LARRY & WALTER, ETAL C/O LEROY JONES 4156 ST. LOUIS COURT MONTGOMERY AL 36116 Parcel# 12093020020640000 Field1 LOT 6 BLK F LAKEWOOD S/D PLAT 3 DB-690 PG-80 WB-74 PG-490 Total Due: 418.11 Account# 0000094030 KIMBROUGH THERESA 6833 COUNTY ROAD 3 MARION JUNCTION AL 36759 Parcel# 18030700000090000 Field1 LOT 1 OF FORREST KIMBROUGH HOME PLACEDB-760 PG-299 Total Due: 314.87 Account# 0000373040 KINGLEW INVESTMENTS INC P.O. BOX 716 LA PLACE LA 70068 Parcel# 11072610020460000 Field1 LT 14 BLK W SOUTH SECTION WOODLAND HGTS S/D MB 2 PG 85 IN S26-T17-R10. DB 1102 PG 561 DB 1148 PG 988 DB 1197

PG 282 DB 1219 PG 192 DB 1320 PG 703 Total Due: 556.37 Account# 0000418210 KINGLEW INVESTMENTS INC. P.O. BOX 716 LA PLACE LA 70068 Parcel# 12093110020260000 Field1 LOT 8 BLK 4 MRS DC RUSSELLS MAP OF SELMA (LAVENDER ST) DB-1325 P-226 Total Due: 232.90 Account# 0000463080 KINGLEW INVESTMENTS P.O. BOX 716 LA PLACE LA 70068 Parcel# 11062430050260000 Field1 D OF LOT B BLK 73 ROBBINS SURVEY DB 390 PG 54 Total Due: 443.19 Account# 0000446095 KNIGHT BARRY-KENNEY & JOHNNY 114 WATER AVE. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073540020740000 Field1 LOT 137 BLK E RIVERVIEW ADD. S/DDB-1122 PG-664 Total Due: 382.74 Account# 0000537225 KNIGHT KENNETH C/O ROSALYN KNIGHT 4500 GRIER DRIVE SNELLVILLE GA 30039 Parcel# 16010100020070000 Field1 LOT 16 BLK A ANNABLE HOOD S/D DB 1159 PG 194 DB 1403 PG 420 S01 T16N R10E DB 1403 PG 420 (TAX SALE) DB 1403 PG 420 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 130.12 Account# 0000528645 KNIGHT KENNETH ISAAC C/O ROSALYN KNIGHT 4500 GRIER DRIVE SNELLVILLE GA 30039 Parcel# 12062400000050040 Field1 3.081 AC - COM NE COR OF SE/4, S 15'; SW 2283.92'; SE 683' TO POB; SE 285.53'; SW 515.73'; NWLY 247.94'; NE 494.58' TO POB IN S24 T17N R11E. DB 968 PG 331 DB 1166 PG 393 DB 1489 PG 5 DB 1513 PG 107 DB 1545 PG 300 (WD) Total Due: 184.60 Account# 0000505340 KONDAUR CAPITAL CORP 333 SOUTH ANITA DR SUITE 400 Parcel# 11083300040020300 Field1 LOT 18 BLK C CASTLEWOOD S/D MB 6 PG 199 SEC 33 T17N R10E. QCD 1108 PG 941 DB 1342 PG 653 DB 1342 PAGE 656 DB 1361 PG 767 FCD 1498 PG 8 Total Due: 1,140.30 Account# 0000554740 LAMBERT DOROTHY A C/O PEGGY CURTIS 3712 GREENBRIAR COURT COLLEYVILLE TX 76034 Parcel# 12093110010740000 Field1 THE NORTH WEST CORNER OF LOT 6 BLK 9 OF WATER AVENUE & MECHANIC STREET DB 320 PG 19 WB 60 PG 328 DB 1389 PG 677 S31 T17N R11E Total Due: 359.41 Account# 0000097920 LASSITER H. D. & JOYCE E. 2234 AL HWY 14 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12042000010950000 Field1 PART OF LOT 13 UNIT 2 MATHEWS S/DDB-1076 PG-15 Total Due: 505.05 Account# 0000202860 LASSITER H. D. & JOYCE E. 2234 AL HWY 14 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073640030200020 Field1 LT C-2 COSBY ADDN S/D DB-1137 PG-39 Total Due: 149.48 Account# 0000203610 LASSITER H. DAVID & JOYCE E. 2234 AL HWY 14E SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 11073640030200000 Field1 LT C-3 COSBY ADDN S/D Total Due: 153.06 Account# 0000472220 LASSITER HARMON D. & JOYCE E. 2234 AL HWY 14E SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12042000010530000 Field1

5.14 AC TRACT 11 MATTHEWS S/D DB 1074 PG 615 DB 1199 PG 643 DB 1210 PG 157 DB 1427 PG 348 DB 1429 PG 678 & 679 Total Due: 440.53 Account# 0000097950 LASSITER HARMON D.SR. & JOYCE E 2234 ALABAMA HIGHWAY 14 EAST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12042000010540000 Field1 LOT 12 MATTHEWS S/DDB1092 PG-641 Total Due: 276.37 Account# 0000218390 LAURIE DELORIS C/O TONI SCOTT 2818 MEZZOMONTE LANE LEAGUE CITY TX 77573 Parcel# 11072530020610000 Field1 PT LOT 2 BLK 4 MRS DC RUSSELL'S MAP (DUKE ST.) DB-606 P-24 Total Due: 309.43 Account# 0000453610 LEE CYNTHIA 7040 CROSS BEND COURT MONTGOMERY AL 36117 Parcel# 16010100030080050 Field1 LOT 18 BLK B KING EST DB 1066 PG 670 DB 1341 PG 523 WB-70 P-737 Total Due: 163.10 Account# 0000099490 LESHORE OLA LEE (HEIRS OF) C/O JACQUELINE LESHORE 421 BUCKNER DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35206 Parcel# 22051500000030000 Field1 17.50 ACRES IN SEC-15 T-15 R-8DB-1058 PG-204 Total Due: 304.32 Account# 0000525680 LEWIS DWAN 2357 STARR STREET MONTGOMERY AL 36108 Parcel# 11072640030140000 Field1 LOT 15 BLK 6 CRISMAN EXT TO UNIV. ADD. MB 1 PGS 147 & 148 DB 551 PG 490 WB 76 PG 131 S26 T17N R10E DB 1531 PG 739 (DED) DB 1531 PG 743 (WD) DB 1534 PG 41 (WD) DB 1539 PG 642 (WD) Total Due: 182.74 Account# 0000525680 LEWIS DWAN 2357 STARR STREET MONTGOMERY AL 36108 Parcel# 11072640030150000 Field1 LOT 16, BLOCK 6, OF THE CRISMAN EXT. TO UNIV. ADD. S/D DB 624 PG 191 WB 76 PG 131 S26 T17N R10E DB 1531 PG 741 (DED) DB 1531 PG 743 (WD) DB 1534 PG 41 (WD) DB 1539 PG 642 (WD) Total Due: 205.89 Account# 0000528720 LEWIS DWAN 2357 STARR STREET MONTGOMERY AL 36108 Parcel# 11072530020710000 Field1 N/2-W/2 OF LOT 1 BLK 4 SEC.25-T17N-R10E. WB 51 PG 326 DB 1545 PG 396 (DC) DB 1545 PG 397 (ADM D) DB 1545 PG 408 (WD) Total Due: 512.00 Account# 0000100710 LEWIS STELLA & JOHNNY 1516 ST. PHILLIP STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540010490000 Field1 LOT D BLK 10 O. D. SIMPSON S/DQCD-1101 PG-173 Total Due: 123.57 Account# 0000539545 LNV CORPORATION C/O BUTLER, MIQUEL & TRISHANNA 1481 FALABELLA DRIVE JACKSONVILLE FL 32218 Parcel# 11073630020240000 Field1 ALL LOT 7 & PT LOT 6 BLK 17 LAMAR AVE IN S36-T17NR10E. DB 1124 PG 983 DB 1186 PG 729 DB 1566 PG 74 (DOF) Total Due: 308.14 Account# 0000517455 LONGCRIER SUE C/O ROBERT INGRAM 135 CO RD 35 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 10062400000040000 Field1 .50 AC - COM SE COR NE/4

OF NE/4 TH N 229.7'; TH W 104.35'; N 208.71'; E 104.35'; S208.71' TO POB IN S24-T17N-R09E. DB 856 PG 264 DB 1517 PG 452 (AFF) DB 1525 PG 166 (DEED) Total Due: 415.44 Account# 0000517455 LONGCRIER SUE C/O ROBERT INGRAM 135 CO RD 35 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11041900020190000 Field1 .42 AC - COM SW COR OF NW/4 OF NW/4 TH N 234.2' TO POB; TH N 185.8'; E 100'; S 185.8'; W 100' TO POB IN S19-T17N-R10E. DB 866 PG 98 DB 1517 PG 452 (AFF) DB 1525 PG 166 (DEED) Total Due: 132.99 Account# 0000247860 LOVE FLORIDA C. (HEIRS OF) 944 SPINNING ROAD DAYTON OH 45431 Parcel# 11072540050250000 Field1 LT 12 BLK 51 LAWRENCE ST IN S25-T17N-R10E. DB 974 PG 333 DB 1197 PG 473 PM 329 PG 119 Total Due: 208.46 Account# 0000247860 LOVE FLORIDA C. (HEIRS OF) 944 SPINNING ROAD DAYTON OH 45431 Parcel# 11072540050230000 Field1 PT OF LOT 8 BLK 51 MINTER ST IN S25-T17N-R10E. DB 512 PG 361 PM 329 PG 119 Total Due: 121.64 Account# 0000110150 MARSH FRANKLIN S. & MARY K. 3081 AL HWY 22 W SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11020300000360000 Field1 2.27 AC PT LOT 29 SHANKS S/D S3 T17 R10 DB-1171 PG-301 Total Due: 231.20 Account# 0000110150 MARSH FRANKLIN S. & MARY K. 3081 AL HWY 22 W SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11020300000370000 Field1 2.27 AC PT LTS 29 & 30 SHANKS S/D Total Due: 173.85 Account# 0000464060 MASTON DELORIS LAURIE & TONI SCOTT C/O TONI SCOTT 2818 MEZZOMONTE LANE LEAGUE CITY TX 77573 Parcel# 11072530020700000 Field1 W 1/2 LOT 2 BLK 4 PLATTENBURG ADDN. WB 47 PG 189 DB 1019 PG 148 DB 1240 PG 44 WB 62 PG 352 DB 1424 PG 120 Total Due: 448.98 Account# 0000112100 MATHUS WILLIE E. & LOUISE HEIRS OF C/O TABITHA MATHUS 408 ALABAMA AVE. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073630030170000 Field1 LOT 1 BLK 19 ALABAMA DB 840 PG 126 S36 T17N R10E Total Due: 202.93 Account# 0000112650 MAY JAMES JR. & MATTIE M.S. 1509 WASHINGTON ST. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072530020980000 Field1 LOT 16 W1/2 BLK 6 PLATTENBURG ADD. MABRY DB-862 P-420 Total Due: 369.23 Account# 0000527500 MCKINLEY DEUTERONOMY 22 PECAN DRIVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11082740030160000 Field1 LOT 18 KIRKLAND GROVE # 2 DB 1342 PG 579 S27 T17N R10E DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1342 PG 579 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 182.24 Account# 0000345540 MCKINNEY JEFFREY WAYNE 2226 COUNTY ROAD 45 MARION JUNCTION AL 36759 Parcel# 17030800000040010 Field1 SW CORNER E/S COUNTY ROAD 45 S08 T16N R09E DB-1293 P-642 BASE YR HS 2005 Total Due: 191.40

Account# 0000509535 MCKINNEY JEFFREY WAYNE 2226 COUNTY ROAD 45 MARION JUNCTION AL 36759 Parcel# 17030800000040020 Field1 27AC - BEG INT E ROW CO RD 45 & S SEC LINE TH NELY 828' ALG SD E ROW TO POB; TH CONT NELY 926.51' ALG SD E ROW; TH SE 939.01'; S 898.78'; W 878.7'; N 295.83'; NE 455.5' TO POB S8-T16-R9. DB 1508 PG 602 Total Due: 245.52 Account# 0000541080 MENDOZA VICTOR 4463 COUNTY ROAD 63 PLANTERSVILLE AL 36758 Parcel# 06010200000030150 Field1 0.48 AC LT 2 FOREST HILLS S/D PLAT # 1 DB 1143 PG 157 DB 1476 PG 509 S2 T18N R11E DB 1489 PG 1 & 2 DB 1491 PG 365 & 367 B 1535 PG 592 (FCD) DB 1566 PG 534 (WD) Total Due: 284.25 Account# 0000541080 MENDOZA VICTOR 4463 COUNTY ROAD 63 PLANTERSVILLE A L 36758 Parcel# 06010200000030140 Field1 0.51 AC LT 3 FOREST HILLS S/D PLAT # 1DB 1143 PG 157 DB 1209 PG 23 DB 1476 PG 509 S2 T18N R11E DB 1489 PG 1 &2 DB 1491 PG 365 & 367 DB 1535 PG 592 (FCD) DB 1566 PG 534 (WD) Total Due: 135.14 Account# 0000196960 MITCHELL HARVEY D. 2717 N. CHURCH ST. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062420040270000 Field1 LOT 16 KING S/D DB-1133 PG-959 Total Due: 333.47 Account# 0000546400 MOORE BERNADETTE J. C/O KEVIN CLAYTON TRUSTEE 105 13TH AVENUE NW BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 Parcel# 07061300000140100 Field1 E PT LT 23 BRONZEWOOD FOREST S/D IN S13 T18N R10E. DB 1169 PG 501 DB 1279 PG 584 DB 1280 PG 77 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB-1279 PG-584 (REDEEMED) Total Due: 134.69 Account# 0000224730 MOORE DARRYL D. & IRIS L. 206 CRESTWOOD DR SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062320010290000 Field1 LOT 11 CRESTWOOD PARK S/D #1 DB-1157 PG-643 Total Due: 379.78 Account# 0000338480 MOORE JAMES F. C/O KEVIN MOORE 800 MWENYE STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540030800000 Field1 LOT 3 BLK G WASHINGTON (1408 WASHINGTON)DB 876 PG 153 DB-1296 P-299BASE YR HS C 2008 Total Due: 132.50 Account# 0000121100 MORROW JIMMY L. (LE) 1305 HELEN ST. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093040040210000 Field1 LOT 17 BLK 3 GREENWOOD PARK S/D DB 731 PG 384 DB 936 PG 183 S30 T17N R11E Total Due: 271.48 Account# 0000121740 MOSELEY PRESTON C/O AMBREYA BRIUNCA SNOW 4292 COUNTY ROAD 33 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 22072600000160000 Field1 LOTS 7 & 8 BLK B OLD ANTIOCH S/D PLAT #2DB957 PG-237 Total Due: 152.34 Account# 0000121740 MOSELEY PRESTON C/O AMBREYA BRIUNCA SNOW 4292 COUNTY ROAD 33 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 22072600000190000 Field1 LOTS 9 & 10 BLK C OLD ANTIOCH S/D PLAT 2 DB-957 PG-237 Total Due: 154.50

Account# 0000262160 MUMIN ABDUR RASHEED ZAAHID 620 COUNTY ROAD 81 VALLEY GRANDE AL 36701 Parcel# 11082800010020030 Field1 3 ACRE LOT 21 MAGNOLIA ACRES S/D DB-1159 P-500 DB-1260 P-132 Total Due: 224.03 Account# 0000262160 MUMIN ABDUR RASHEED ZAAHID 620 COUNTY ROAD 81 VALLEY GRANDE AL 36701 Parcel# 11082800010020040 Field1 3 AC LT 20 MAGNOLIA ACRES S/D DB-1217 PG-728 Total Due: 224.03 Account# 0000552090 NEW CONCEPT ENTERPRISE INC C/O BRANDI MATTHEWS 2514 GLADSTONE DRIVE HUNTSVILLE AL 35811 Parcel# 11062340090120010 Field1 LOT 1 BLK N WOODLAND HGTS S/D SOUTH SECTION PLAT NO. 1 MB 6 PG 404 S23 T17N R10E. DB924 PG 459 DB 1070 PG 602 DB 1208 PG 744 DB 1220 PG 769 DB 1334 PG 746 DB 1458 PG 216 DB 1458 PG 220 DB 1458 PG 672 DB 0000 PG 0000 (TAX SALE) DB 1458 PG 672 DB0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1458 PG 672 REDEMPTION Total Due: 1,608.47 Account# 0000126700 OLDS JOHN JR HEIRSCLARA HEIRS & C.HENDERSON 3936 DRUMMOND EAST CHICAGO IN 46312 Parcel# 11072540030400000 Field1 PT OF LOT 8 BLK L WASHINGTON & KELLER AVEWB-41 PG-128 Total Due: 142.22 Account# 0000496830 PARDUE JUDITH MARIE 481 BIRCH STREET MILLBROOK AL 36054 Parcel# 11030800000440010 Field1 1.80 AC SW/S AL HWY 14 IN SE/4-NW/4 IN S8 T17N R10E DB 1210 PG 124 DB 1426 PG 298 Total Due: 493.58 Account# 0000539465 PARKS JASON T. 309 LAPSLEY ST. APT B SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072630020200000 Field1 LOT 17 BLK 1 SUNSHINE PLACE MB 2 PG 21B SEC 36-T17N-R10E. DB 616 PG 373 DR 93-184 DB 1195 PG 474 DB 1339 PG 366 WB 72 PG 675 DB 1363 PG 418 DB 1554 PG 475 (FC) DB 1562 PG 732 (WD) Total Due: 402.68 Account# 0000130260 PARTEN RENA H. - HEIRS OF C/O MARCIA CARR 3630 BRENNAN BLVD APT 260 AMARILLO TX 79121 Parcel# 11073540010440000 Field1 LOT 60 X 180' SATTERFIELD STREETRIVERVIEW--DB-630 PG-123 Total Due: 299.14 Account# 0000536830 PRINGLE COMPANY LLC. 4872 OLD SELMA RD MONTGOMERY AL 36108 Parcel# 11073610050700000 Field1 LT 18 BLK T BROAD ST IN S36 T17N R10E. DB 699 PG 280 DB 886 PG 316 DB 1233 PG 1 DB 1562 PG 126 (WD) Total Due: 717.15 Account# 0000463310 PRITCHETT AMAYA & KAMIRA 1291 HARVILLE RD SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 11072540011160000 Field1 LOT 17, 18 & 19 BLK 57 DB 952 PG 43 DB 1298 PG 640 S25 T17N R10E Total Due: 139.01 Account# 0000388120 PRITCHETT BRYANT 1291 HARVILLE RD. SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 13093000000160000 Field1 3 AC NW/4-NE/4 S30 T17N R12E DB-1121 PG-332 DB-1259 PG-88 DB-1259 PG-181 DB-1264 PG-141 BASE YR HS 2004 Total Due: 192.35

May 14, 2020

Selma Sun

DALLAS COUNTY TAX DELINQUENCIES Account# 0000472485 PRITCHETT BRYANT 1291 HARVILLE RD. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 13093000000150000 Field1 3 AC IN NW/4-NE/4 S30 T17N R12E DB 1200 PG 448 DB 1233 PG 557 DB 1434 PG 401 Total Due: 183.17 Account# 0000463305 PRITCHETT BRYANT & JASMINE 1291 HARVILLE RD SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 11072540050240000 Field1 PT LOT 11 BLK 51 LAWRENCE DB 1045 PG 270 DB 1422 PG 733-734 Total Due: 393.03 Account# 0000543125 RAY MARY D CODY & DEBRA ANN CODY 370 HOGGLE ROAD VALLEY GRANDE AL 36701 Parcel# 11073540020830000 Field1 LT 157 & W 15' LT 156 BLK E RIVERVIEW ADD MB 1 PG 34 S35-T17-R10E DB497 PG 436 Total Due: 397.53 Account# 0000231020 RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER E. & CHRISTINE F. 2950 FREDERICK ST. MOBILE AL 36607 Parcel# 11062310030640170 Field1 LOT 8 BLK E KINGSWOOD PARK S/D PLAT DB-1185 PG-20 DB-1272 PG-306 Total Due: 684.99 Account# 0000459495 REDD ROBERT 4881 CO RD 17 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11062430020130000 Field1 LOT 6 BLK B CARDINAL HILLS S/D DB 984 PG 77 DB 1288 PG LOT 6 BLK B CARDINAL HILLS S/D DB 984 PG 77 DB 1288 PG 266 S24 T17N R10E DB 1413 PG 35 DB 1413 PG 39 DB 1413 PG 61 Total Due: 702.36 Account# 0000453690 REDD ROBERT E. JR & REXENE L. 4881 CO RD 17 SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 06082800010040070 Field1 5.35 ACRES IN SE/4-NE/4SW/4 S28 T18N R11E DB-1393 P-312 Total Due: 265.61 Account# 0000477605 REDD ROBERT E. JR. & REXENE L. 4881 CO RD 17 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 06042000000030050 Field1 12.96 AC PT UNIT 6 TAVEL PLACE S/D DB 1086 PG 184 DB 1444 PG 164 S20 T18N R11E DB 1447 PG 482 Total Due: 935.19 Account# 0000534580 REESE VELMA B. 95 PROVIDENCE AVE. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16011100010320020 Field1 LT 3 BLK K PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY #3 MB 5 PG 371 S11-T16N-R10E. DB 1166 PG 544 DB 1551 PG 171 (AFF) DB 1551 PG 172 (WD) Total Due: 356.66 Account# 0000241940 REEVES SOPHIE C. 1424 CEOLA L MILLER AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 33072600000130010 Field1 0.77 W/S CO RD 225 IN SE/4SW/4 DB 1188 PG 52 DB 1358 PG 99 S26 T13N R09E Total Due: 144.46

LOT 6 BLK A MODEL S/D PLAT # 2 MB 8 PG 75 DB 850 PG 36 DB 1323 PG 740 S19 T17N R11E DB 1440 PG 432 Total Due: 221.58 Account# 0000493365 ROBERTSON RICHARD C. & DANA R. 1691 CO RD 39 VALLEY GRANDE AL 36701 Parcel# 07052200000010000 Field1 18 AC IN S22 T18N R10E DB 1310 PG 648 DB 1478 PG 544 Total Due: 760.10 Account# 0000144510 ROBINSON ORLANDO JAMES (HEIRS OF) 122 GROVE LANE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540020640000 Field1 "A" OF LT 12 BLK 55 MRS DC RUSSELLS MAP OF SELMA PG 71 COM NE INT KELLER AVE & FRANKLIN ST; TH E 270' TO POB; N 95'; E 28'; S 95'; TH W 28' TO POB IN S25-T17-R10. DB 828 PG 143 Total Due: 147.33 Account# 0000427550 ROBINSON WALTER SR. C/O WALTER ROBINSON, JR. 700 YOUNG STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 24051500000010000 Field1 9.12 AC PARCEL 3 WILLIE VIRGE MCGUIRE LANDS DB-1305 PG-364 DB-1367 PG-70 Total Due: 181.02 Account# 0000238460 RODERFELD SHIRLEY A.-MARGARET A. LEE & 11 DALLAS AVE APT 216 C SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12042000010460020 Field1 LOT 4A-1 MATTHEWS S/D DB 950 PG 120 WB-68 PG-55 Total Due: 132.99 Account# 0000145260 ROGERS WALTER 729 AVENUE A SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15052120040850000 Field1 LOT 729 CRAIG FIELD HOUSING S/D PLAT #6DB940 PG-388 Total Due: 241.03 Account# 0000280660 ROGERS WILLIAM 729 AVENUE A SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15030620020450000 Field1 LOTS 20 & 21 & PT LOT 19 BLK A RIVER TERR DB 1092 PG 925 DB 1230 PG 584 Total Due: 128.62 Account# 0000147580 SAFFORD GEORGE WASHINGTON 1715 MARIE FOSTER STREET 128.62 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072510050270000 Field1 PT LT 2 BLK 5 ROBBINS ADDN S/D RANGE STREETDB-1117 PG-499BASE YR HS A 2008 Total Due: 207.54 Account# 0000546475 SANCHEZ GILBERTO 891 AUTUMN RIDGE RD MONTGOMERY AL 36117 Parcel# 11083440020080000 Field1 LOT 2 PHYSICIANS'S OFFICE PARK S/D PLAT 1 MB 5 PG 220 S34 T17N R10EDB-1223 PG-384 DB-1360 PG-122 DB-1386 PG-744 DB0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (ASSIGN ) DB1386 PG 744 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 2,336.45

Account# 0000142500 RICHARDSON ISAIAH SR. & ISAIAH JR. C/O JIMMY MORROW 1605 WEAVER STREET SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12093030010230000 Field1 ALL LOT 14 & PT LOT 15 BLK 28 TUXEDO PKDB-610 PG-385 DB-1380 PG-606 DB-1380 PG-606 Total Due: 246.00

Account# 0000544875 SANDERS FRANK & FLORA & J JOHNSON & N SIDERS & CARRIE DAIL ET AL 1607 TREMONT STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072530020360000 Field1 N 25' LOT 17 BLK 5 PLATTENBURG ADD MB 1 PG 106 S25-T17N-R10E. DB 1143 PG 581 DB 1572 PG 328 (WD) Total Due: 171.81

Account# 0000368930 ROBERSON HELEN ROSE HEIRS OF C/O JENNIFER SQUARE 133C COLLEGE DRIVE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12041900020050110 Field1

Account# 0000225050 SANDERS LULA B. 1002 LA DAYNE AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 15030620020120000 Field1 LOTS 1-4 BLK F RIVER TERRACE S/D DB-1149 PG-174

Total Due:

410.21

Account# 0000399980 SANDERSON MYRA HEIRS OF P.O. BOX 54682 LOS ANGELES CA 90054 Parcel# 15030640000320000 Field1 ALL LOT 10 PT LOT 11 & 12 AND A TRACT OF LAND LYING E OF LOT 10 BLK 5 SOUTHSIDE PK ADDN. S/D DB 1025 PG 517 S6 T16N R11E Total Due: 297.87 Account# 0000241370 SCHROEDER LARRY C/O CHARLES MAUL 1121 TENTH AVENUE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 11072540060370000 Field1 E 19.8' OF LOT 3 BLK B SMALL DB-1194 PG-510 Total Due: 120.36 Account# 0000484400 SCHROEDER LARRY C/O CHARLES MAUL 1121 TENTH AVENUE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12093030010470000 Field1 LT 13 BLK 3O TUXEDO PARK ADDN S/D DB-1195 PG-623 Total Due: 120.36 Account# 0000487275 SCHROEDER LARRY C/O CHARLES BERNARD MAUL 1121 TENTH AVENUE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12093040030060000 Field1 LT 28 BLK A SELMA TERRACE S/D QCD DB 1145 PG 430 DB 1465 PG 188 S30 T17N R11E Total Due: 119.07 Account# 0000479970 SHARPE LEWIS III & LEVONIA W. 2026 EUGENE AVE SELMA AL 36703 Parcel# 12093030030050000 Field1 LOT 3 BLK 22 EUGENE AVE DB 454 PG 516 DB 1365 PG 587 DB 1433 PG 380 S30 T17N R11E DB 1455 PG 493 Total Due: 148.84 Account# 0000154370 SHAW LIBERT & EMMA B. 2548 MATTHEW LANE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093040040150000 Field1 LOT 24 BLK 3 GREENWOOD PARK S/DDB-600 PG-308 Total Due: 426.47 Account# 0000154370 SHAW LIBERT & EMMA B. 2548 MATTHEW LANE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12093040040160000 Field1 LOT 23 BLK 3 GREENWOOD PARK S/D DB-574 PG-510 DB-1204 PG-272 Total Due: 124.22 Account# 0000412240 SHUPTRINE MELISSA ANN 702 PETTUS ST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 21020900000030060 Field1 PT. LOTS 6-10 & PT. CHURCH N.SAFFORDDB 454 PG 106 AFFIDAVIT DB-1350 P-363 Total Due: 155.93 Account# 0000156170 SIMMONS MILLIE (HEIRS OF) C/O KEVIN MOORE 800 MWENYE STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072530020910000 Field1 LOT 7 BLK 6 PLATTENBURG ADDN S/D WB-33 P-185 Total Due: 130.00 Account# 0000542770 SIMON ABIJAHM 3564 COLERAINE AVENUE KANNAPOLIS Parcel# 11082730000020650 Field1 NC 28081 LOT 17 CROWN RIDGE S/D PLAT # 1 DB 1137 PG 727 DB 1370 PG 646DB 1413 PG 490 DB 1479 PG 303 S27 T17N R10E DB 1570 PG 555 Total Due: 212.96 Account# 0000529350 SKELTON ASHLEY NICOLE L. 2234 HWY 14 EAST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12042000010510010 Field1 E 190' LT 9 & W 260' LT 10 MATTHEWS S/D MB 3 PG 65 S20-T17N-R11E. DB 1095 PG 982 DB 1518 PG 50 (WD/LE) Total Due: 205.64

Account# 0000529350 SKELTON ASHLEY NICOLE L. 2234 HWY 14 EAST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 12042000010520000 Field1 E 100' LT 10 MATTHEWS S/D MB 3 PG 65 S20-T17N R-11E. DB 674 PG 66 DB 674 PG 128 (ROS) DB 1518 PG 48 (WD/ LE) Total Due: 642.96 Account# 0000494280 SMART MICHAEL C/O SMARTS CAPITAL LLC 3740 INVERRARY DR --APT E3Y LAUDERHILL FL 33319 Parcel# 11072530050170000 Field1 LOT SIZE 60' X81.41; IN S25 T17N R10E DB 644 PG 375 DB 1483 PG 490 Total Due: 705.57 Account# 0000522605 SMART MICHAEL C/O SMARTS CAPITAL LLC 3740 INVERRARY DRIVE UNIT 3Y Parcel# 11072530050750000 Field1 LOT 7 BLK 120 FRANK L DUBOSE SR. AVE. . WB 43 PG 65 S25 T17N R10E DB 1533 PG 105 (D) Total Due: 174.38 Account# 0000478715 SMART MICHAEL C. 3740 INVERRAERY DR. APT-E3Y LAUDERHILL FL 33319 Parcel# 11072530050850000 Field1 PT LT 6 BLK 120 JEFF DAVIS DB 1062 PG 587 DB 1451 PG 585 PT LT 6 BLK 120 JEFF DAVIS DB 1062 PG 587 DB 1451 PG 585 S25 T17N R10E Total Due: 146.08 Account# 0000517235 SMITH MARY J. & CAROL M. YOUNG & C.L. SMITH C/O CAROL M. YOUNG 4740 WICKER WAY MOBILE AL 36609 Parcel# 11072640040110000 Field1 LT 12 BLK 10 UNIVERSITY ADDN MB 1 PG 14 S26-T17NR10E. DB 1124 PG 976 (QCD) DB 1524 PG 415 (AFF) DB 1524 PG 559 (1/2 INT) Total Due: 374.38 Account# 0000162170 SMOKE MAGGIE LEE L. C/O GEORGE ROBERT SMOKE 1112 N CONRAD ST PALESTINE TX 75801 Parcel# 27062400000150000 Field1 1.85 AC E/S COUNTY ROAD 7 IN SE/4 S24 T14 R11DB-1125 PG-854 Total Due: 167.40 Account# 0000164380 STEELE JOHN & MARY E. C/O BERNICE MELTON 1329 EAST 84TH ST CLEVELAND OH 44103 Parcel# 12093110020520000 Field1 LOT B 14 BLK 5 PERHAMDB-387 P-125 Total Due: 184.02 Account# 0000516595 STEPHENS LOUISE (HEIRS) C/O BARBARA BROWN DAVIS 1812 LACEY STREET MOBILE AL 36617 Parcel# 22011100000170030 Field1 5.57 AC - BEG NE COR LT 10 JOHN BRADLEY EST S/D MB 6 PG 54, TH E 345'S; S 260'S; NE 150'; SE 120'; NE 224.8'; SW 509'S; TH NW 644.6'S TO POB IN S11-T15N-R8E. DB 432 PG 502 Total Due: 168.12 Account# 0000546825 STEWART YASCHICA & LORETTA M. 307 LAPSLEY STREET SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073630010070000 Field1 E 112.91' OF LOT 1 BLK 15 MRS D.C. RUSSELLS MAP OF THE E 112.91' OF LOT 1 BLK 15 MRS D.C. RUSSELLS MAP OF THE CITY OF SELMA PG 10 SEC 36-T17N-R10E. DB 1033 PG 665 DB 1273 PG 1279 DB 1404 PG 271 DB 1447 PG 259 (WD) 2013 TAX SALE DB 1447 PG 259 (REDEMPTION) DB 1447 PG 259 (TAX SALE) REDEMPTION-37158 Total Due: 368.20

Account# 0000245850 SULLIVAN ROXIE 60 PROVIDENCE AVE. SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16011100010540080 Field1 LOT 24 BLK F PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY S/D PLAT #6 DB-1191 PG-170 Total Due: 189.62 Account# 0000512695 TAYLOR INTERNAL MEDICINE OF SELMA P.C. 4258 U. S. HWY 80 WEST SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11042000010050000 Field1 1.63 AC - COM W LINE SW/4 OF NE/4 & N ROW US HWY 80; TH SE 80' ALG SD N ROW TO POB; TH CONT SE 340'; TH N 210'; NW 340'; S 210' TO POB S20 T17N R10E. DB 1174 PG 671 DB 1387 PG 449 DB 1395 PG 121 DB 1514 PG 324 (WD) Total Due: 3,241.41 Account# 0000508640 THOMAS DONNA J. & HARDY HARRIET C/O DONNA J. THOMAS 16920 TALFORD AVE. CLEVELAND OH 44128 Parcel# 15041800020430000 Field1 "C" OF LT 14 BLK 3 & E 1/3 OF W/2 LT 13 BLK 2 KEITH LANDS - BEG 162' W OF NW INT MARSHALL AVE & HIGH ST; TH N 160'; W 51'; S 160'; TH E 51' TO POB IN 18-T16-R11. DB 455 PG 325 DB 1506 PG 181 Total Due: 125.82 Account# 0000500550 THOMAS MARIAH M. (HEIRS OF) C/O HILBERT REESE 84 SMALL AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072640040540000 Field1 LOT 10 BLK 8 CRISMAN EXT TO UNIV. ADD MB 1 PG 147 IN S26-T17-R10. DB-430 PG-239 DB 00000 PG 000 DB-430 PG-239 Total Due: 211.68 Account# 0000541205 THOMAS WILLIE JAMES C/O RICHMOND THOMAS 121 COUNTY ROAD 233 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540050800000 Field1 PT LT 1 BLK W VOEGLIN & MLK JR. ST.- COM NE COR VOEGLIN & MLK ST; TH N 38.57' POB; E 96.67'; N 33.5'; W 96.67'; S38.57' POB..... DB 1168 PG 206 DB 1459 PG 214 S25 T17N R10E DB 0000 PG 000 DB1459 PG 214 DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1459 PG 214 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 117.47 Account# 0000541205 THOMAS WILLIE JAMES C/O RICHMOND THOMAS 121 COUNTY ROAD 233 SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540050810000 Field1 PT LT 1 BLK W PLATTENBURG ADD MAP IN DB 102 PG 114 - BEG NE INT MLK & VOEGLIN TH N 38.57'; E 96.67'; S 38.57'; W 96.67' TO POB IN S25-T17-R10. DB 790 PG 301 DB1160 PG 191 DB 0000 PG 000 DB1160 PG 191DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) DB 1160 PG 191 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 134.69 Account# 0000402440 THOMPSON LESLIE J. 101 ALABAMA AVENUE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11073540020220000 Field1 ALL LOT 56 & W/2 OF LOT 55 BLK BRIVERVIEW ADD.; DB-731 P-106 DB-1323 PG-168 DB-1329 P-683 Total Due: 435.47 Account# 0000178590 VICKERS LAURA DELL JOHN H. IDA MAE VICKERS ES. 11 BOWMAN AVE PORT CHESTER NY 10573 Parcel# 16061300020040000 Field1 LOT 4 & 4A BLK C WASHINGTON COMMUNITY S/D DB-571 PG-489 Total Due: 152.34 Account# 0000235840 WALKER CELESTINE D. F. JR. C/O KURT MARKS 2615 GRIFFIN AVE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 11072540040200000 Field1 LT 6 BLK 52 PLATTENBURG ADDN S/D DB-1179 PG-472 Total Due: 214.89

Account# 0000552930 WALLACE JOSEPH MAYME & ORA B. C/O SHARON JORDAN 20725 CAMDEN SQUARE APARTMENT 211 Parcel# 22011100000020020 Field1 3 AC - BEG NE COR OF NW/4 OF NE/4, TH S 462; W 282; N 462 TH E 282 TO POB IN S11T15N-08E. 9902 (VOIDED TAX SALE) Total Due: 421.57 Account# 0000541055 WARE SANDY 6805 6TH CT S BIRMINGHAM AL 35212 Parcel# 11062440020130000 Field1 LT 6 & W/2 LT 7 BLK N HIGHLAND PK. REALTY CO. S/D MB 2 PG 15 DB 1050 PG 192 DB 1382 PG 775 S24 T17N R10E DB 1469 PG 238 & 239 DB 0000 PG 0000 (TAX SALE) DB 0000 PG 000 (TAX DED) Total Due: 394.96 Account# 0000286990 WATERS CATHY BOWMAN C/O WELLS FARGO N.A. 18700 NW WALKER ROAD NUMBER 92 MAC P6053 022 Parcel# 16020300020150000 Field1 LOT 7 & AN ADJOINING TRI (1240 SQ FT)WILLOW CIRCLE S/D DB-1225 PG-249 Total Due: 721.00 Account# 0000516515 WATSON ERIKA L. PO BOX 222 ORRVILLE AL 36767 Parcel# 22020300000210000 Field1 COM NW INT CHURCH ST & ACADEMY ST, TOWN OF ORRVILLE, TH N 449.4'; SW 215' POB; TH SW 161'; SW 165'; NE 245' TO SEC LINE; TH N 125' POB S3-T15-N-R08E. DB 1201 PG 708 (WD) DB 1525 PG 497 (WD) Total Due: 129.78 Account# 0000183480 WATTS HENRY & DAISY 26 TOWNS CIRCLE SELMA AL 36701 Parcel# 16061300030070000 Field1 LOTS 9 & 9A BLOCK D WASHINGTON COMMUNITY S/D---DB-580 PG-328 Total Due: 132.27 Account# 0000554770 WELLS FARGO BANK C/O ASHLEY GRAHAM 5756 VILLAS LANE APT D MONTGOMERY AL 36116 Parcel# 06093200010540010 Field1 W 2 ACRES OF LT 8 LAKELAND FARMS S/D DB 1099 PG 85 S32 T18N R11E DB 1462 PG 418 DB 1564 PG 182 (QCD) BK 0000 PG 0000 (TAX SALE) Total Due: 2,430.28 Account# 0000546810 WILLIAMS CHARLES & CHRISTINA 811 UNIVERSITY BLVD TUSCALOOSA AL 35404 Parcel# 06020300000220070 Field1 1.22 AC - BEG SE COR OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 S-3 T-18 R-11; TH N 454; W 110 TO ROW HWY 22; SLY 454TH E 64 TO POB DB -1139 PG-147 DB-1142 PG-713; DB 1134 PG-109 DB0000 PG 000 (TAX SALE) BK1534 PG 109 (REDEMPTION) Total Due: 231.20 Account# 0000468420 WILLIAMS INEZ REESE 8655 CO RD 115 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 22011100000170060 Field1 2.45 AC W/S CO RD 33 IN NE/4-NW/4 S11 T15N R08E DB 1110 PG 484 DB 1114 PG 875 Total Due: 342.32 Account# 0000187930 WILLIAMS JESSIE MAE & REVA M FLOWERS 106 TOP FLIGHT ROAD MICHIGAN CITY IN 46360 Parcel# 11072530030240000 Field1 LT 8 BLK 22 PLATTENBURG ADDN S/D DB-1128 PG-607 Total Due: 130.65 Account# 0000188870 WILLIAMS TOMMIE & INEZ R. 8655 COUNTY RD. 115 SAFFORD AL 36773 Parcel# 21061400000040000 Field1 .5 ACRES IN SEC-14 T-15 R-7DB-641 P-131 Total Due: 191.46 Tammy Jones King Dallas County Tax Collector May 14, 21 & 28, 2020