Dallas County ServSafe Class
Wednesday & Thursday, May 4th & 5th, 2022
from 10:00-4:30
Address:
Dallas County Department of Human Resources
200 Samuel O. Moseley Dr.
Selma, AL 36701
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System food safety team teaches ServSafe classes each year.
The cost of first-time instruction and testing, as well as recertification after five years, is $140. This fee covers classroom instruction, the exam, and the cost of the textbook. For anyone retaking the class and examination or testing only, the cost is $80. Registration is required.
Food Safety Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for retail food permit holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date. COVID guidelines will be followed.
Register at: https://www.aces.edu/go/servsafe-registration
Contact:
Alice Moore
(334) 216-0738
Dallas County ServSafe Class
Wednesday & Thursday, May 4th & 5th, 2022
from 10:00-4:30
Address:
Dallas County Department of Human Resources
200 Samuel O. Moseley Dr.
Selma, AL 36701
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System food safety team teaches ServSafe classes each year.
The cost of first-time instruction and testing, as well as recertification after five years, is $140. This fee covers classroom instruction, the exam, and the cost of the textbook. For anyone retaking the class and examination or testing only, the cost is $80. Registration is required.
Food Safety Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for retail food permit holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date. COVID guidelines will be followed.
Register at: https://www.aces.edu/go/servsafe-registration
Contact:
Alice Moore
(334) 216-0738
Join the Alabama Extension Home Grounds team for the Urban Green: Back 2 Basics Wednesdays webinar series. This live online educational series provides basic gardening and landscaping training for individuals in limited space urban areas.
When: Every second and fourth Wednesday from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. CT
Where: Zoom and Facebook Live
Registration is required to attend this webinar series. The Zoom meeting number and link will be provided upon completion of the online registration. Visit www.aces.edu/go/B2Bzoom to register.
New to Zoom? Visit the Zoom website to watch a video that will help you prepare to attend.
This webinar will also be available through Facebook Live on the Alabama Extension at Alabama A&M University Facebook page.
Old Cahawba “If Bugs Could Talk” Walking Tour
(Orrville, AL) Saturday, May 14, at 10 am, Old Cahawba Archaeological Park, a historic property of the Alabama Historical Commission, will host a walking tour called “If Bugs Could Talk”. "This will be a fun and informative hands-on activity for science lovers and history buffs alike,” said Carmen Yelle, Staff Member at Old Cahawba Archaeological Park. “You will discover how macroinvertebrates can be indicators of water quality while learning about the history of artesian wells at Cahawba."
The first permanent state capital of Alabama, Cahawba was also known as "the city of artesian wells." In the early history of Alabama, water from natural springs was readily available throughout most of the state, except in the blackbelt prairie. However, by 1830, the settlers realized that water could be obtained from deep-bored artesian wells. By the 1850s, Cahawba had more than 20 artesian wells, which allowed the area to develop into the wealthiest part of the state.
Tickets are $8 and are available at the Old Cahawba Visitor Center or by calling 334-872-8058. The tour is allotted for a maximum of 15 participants to accommodate social distancing. Interested parties are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Old Cahawba is a historic property of the Alabama Historical Commission. To learn more about Old Cahawba, or the Alabama Historical Commission, please visit www.ahc.alabama.gov.
About Old Cahawba
Old Cahawba lies at the confluence of the Alabama and Cahaba Rivers, and from 1819 to 1826 it served as Alabama’s first capital. Today, the Alabama Historical Commission owns and operates this significant archaeological site. ####
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Oyster Shell Painting
Wednesday, May 18th, 2022
from 10:00 am-12:00 pm
at the Selma-Dallas County Public Library.
Featuring Kelly Pomeroy showing us how to beautifully paint the inside of oyster shells.
Cost $5 per shell. Payable to Kelly.
Limit of 10 people.
Call 334-874-1725 for reservations.
Selma Redevelopment Authority Meeting
Thursday, May 19, 2022
at 4:00 pm
at Trustmark Bank, Community Room
located at 310 Broad Street.
The Selma Redevelopment Authority meets every 3rd Thursday of the month.
Join the Alabama Extension Home Grounds team for the Urban Green: Back 2 Basics Wednesdays webinar series. This live online educational series provides basic gardening and landscaping training for individuals in limited space urban areas.
When: Every second and fourth Wednesday from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. CT
Where: Zoom and Facebook Live
Registration is required to attend this webinar series. The Zoom meeting number and link will be provided upon completion of the online registration. Visit www.aces.edu/go/B2Bzoom to register.
New to Zoom? Visit the Zoom website to watch a video that will help you prepare to attend.
This webinar will also be available through Facebook Live on the Alabama Extension at Alabama A&M University Facebook page.