Selma Cash and Carry Warehouse Grocery

10/24/2026

10/21/2026

TYSON BREAST TENDERLOINS
2.5 LB BAG
ONLY $5.00 EACH!!

10/08/2026

TYSON BONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN BREAST.
TWO & A HALF POUND BAG
ONLY $5.00 EACH!!

10/08/2026

Come ‘n get ‘em!

10/05/2026

🎡 Central Alabama Fair • November 2–7, 2026 🎡
Come celebrate 70 years of fair memories with us!

📍 Lions Fair Park
2401 West Dallas, Selma, AL

🎟️ Admission: $6 at the gate
🎠 Ride armbands: $25
👶 Children under 36 inches: Free

⭐ Wednesday is Kids Day! Admission for school children is $1 AND 1 canned good per child. Both are required.

🎶 This year’s lineup
Monday: Shanna Vines • 6 PM
Tuesday: Crowned with Purpose Pageant • 6 PM
Wednesday: Justin Turberville & the Voyagers • 6 PM
Friday: Charlie Argo • 7:30 PM
Saturday: Tiny, Little, Jr. Miss & Miss Pageants • 2 PM

Plus rides, games, bingo with Crosspoint, exhibits, and the Tickled Pink Petting Zoo all week! And we’re looking forward to Cozy Dawgs, Conecuh dogs, cotton candy, and hamburgers at Gospel Tabernacle booth. 😋

🎁 Enter for a chance to win a wooden glider! Chances are $5 each or 5 for $20

🏅 Enter your exhibits! Bring entries to the Fair Exhibit Hall on Saturday, October 31, from 9 AM–5 PM. Prizes are $10 for first place, $7 for second, and $5 for third.

📸 Send us your fair photos from years past for our 70th anniversary display in the exhibit hall!

Who’s ready for the fair? We can’t wait to see you there! ❤️

10/05/2026

FIVE GENERATIONS HAVE KEPT THIS SELMA BARBECUE TRADITION ALIVE

Some Alabama restaurants become popular because they are new. Lannie’s Bar-B-Q Spot became a Selma institution by refusing to forget what made people love it in the first place.

For more than 80 years, the family behind Lannie’s has served barbecue to generations of local residents, travelers, workers, activists, and families. The restaurant’s name honors Lannie, the family matriarch whose cooking helped establish the tradition.

Today, members of the founding family continue operating the business.

Lannie’s is known for slow-smoked pork, ribs, chicken, homemade sauce, fried okra, corn nuggets, and the piece of crackling traditionally placed on a barbecue plate. It is uncomplicated Alabama food served in a place where people care more about flavor and familiarity than fancy decoration.

The restaurant’s history is also tied to the larger story of Selma.

During the voting rights movement, Selma’s Black-owned restaurants provided food and gathering places for local residents and visiting organizers. Lannie’s fed people living through one of the most important periods in American history, but its survival cannot be reduced to one historic moment.

The restaurant continued serving Selma through economic changes, population loss, storms, and the daily challenges faced by small family businesses. A January 2023 tornado damaged the restaurant, but the family repaired and continued the operation.

That persistence matters.

Lannie’s represents something increasingly difficult to preserve: a Black-owned business that has passed through five generations without losing its connection to the community that sustained it.

The barbecue is important, but so is the continuity. Every plate carries the work of a family that kept showing up, kept cooking, and kept a piece of Black Selma alive.

10/01/2026