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Reporter for @wsfa12news | formerly @region8news | University of Alabama Alumna | coffee enthusiast
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Back to School in Selma: What students and parents need to know

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By Monae Stevens Verified
| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified
SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Classes in Selma City Schools are set to begin August 11, and Superintendent Dr. David Scott says students, parents, and teachers have plenty to look forward to as a new school year gets underway. “Just excited to start the school year and to meet and build relationships with the students, the parents, and the community of Selma,” Scott said. Among the biggest changes this year is a new state mandate that prohibits cell phone use during school hours.
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Heart of Alabama Food Bank tightens budget amid federal funding cuts

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By Monae Stevens Verified
| WRGX-TV (Dothan, AL) Verified
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Heart of Alabama Food Bank is scaling back its budget after recent cuts to federal food assistance programs. CEO Michael Coleman says the reductions are already straining resources and will likely have long-term effects on the food bank’s ability to meet growing community needs. “It caused us to really go back and reevaluate both what our capacity was and what we would be able to do moving forward,” Coleman said.
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Heart of Alabama Food Bank tightens budget amid federal funding cuts

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By Monae Stevens Verified
| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Heart of Alabama Food Bank is scaling back its budget after recent cuts to federal food assistance programs. CEO Michael Coleman says the reductions are already straining resources and will likely have long-term effects on the food bank’s ability to meet growing community needs. “It caused us to really go back and reevaluate both what our capacity was and what we would be able to do moving forward,” Coleman said.
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