Dallas County

TR Miller 35, Escambia County 19.

Tallassee 46, Beauregard 9, Thompson 47, Hewitt Trussville 17, Thorsby 50, Dallas County 12, Tuscaloosa Academy 69, Elwood 0, UMS Wright 33, Montgomery Catholic 27 in double overtime, Viger 56, BC Rain 6, WS Neal 35, Wilcox Central 6, Washington County 50, Fruitdale 12, Wetumpka 43, Park Crossing 21, Wilcox Academy 16, Jackson Academy 0, Williamson 42, Citronelle 7, Wilson 14, West Limestone 7, Winneboro 46, Lafayette 14, Zion Chapel 14, Houston County 6.

That pretty much wraps up the scores that we have from around the state.

And, you know, we were talking a little bit about who we thought was the best team in 1A in the state right now.

And Winfield, 48; Danville, 6.

In class 2A, Aliceville, 49; Dallas County, 0.

Colbert County, Colbert County, 32; Lexington, 29.

Collinsville, 48; Section, 6.

I thought I could be a 100-meter, 200-meter champ, you know, hurdles champ.

But then later on, I got introduced into basketball my first year of secondary school by someone at my school in Dallas, Alabama.

I've been playing basketball since then.

Well, you certainly have Usain Bolt's physique.

I'd never been, so this is my first true time going to be the one hunting.

You were in Dallas County.

We were in Dallas County, Wilcox County, way on down there.

We stayed right on Miller's Ferry.

I mean, you could see the dam whenever we rolled out.

32 here, 20 there, 8 with a man in the city, 16 on a landing down river, 4, 6, 1, 2 scattered out into counties 100 miles inland, where a person might work an entire field season and never once hear a word of their own language spoken aloud by anybody.

The little girl of two went inland to Dallas County with her mother and one sister.

She grew up in a household where three people could speak Yoruba and nobody else in the county could.

And that is a language on a short clock.

His photograph was taken.

A short film was made of him in his yard, and he stood in it, an old man in a suit, looking at a camera.

And in Dallas County, 150 miles inland, two elderly women who had been on that same ship read about him in a newspaper and began working out how to get to mobile.

300 miles, in December 1931, was not a distance.

It allows judges to overrule jury verdicts in death penalty cases.

Again, why would you want to do that? Dallas County Circuit Court Judge Jack Meeks.

Take a good look at him.

And he looks exactly how I thought he'd look, too.

The case in the trial.

As you know, Mr. Lee, who is

black, was charged with the 1998 shooting deaths of Jimmy Ellis and Elaine Thompson and attempted murder of Helen King during the robbery of a pawn shop near Oroville in Dallas County, Alabama.

All three victims were white.

But once you move beyond the more populated parts of the city, the landscape changed quickly.

Selma sits along the Alabama River, surrounded by stretches of rural Dallas County, where highways give way to wooded areas, farmland, and long, less traveled roads.

And that meant that there was a lot of ground to cover.

But still, Tarasha's family searched wherever they could.

Volunteers gathered at the Larry D. Striplin Performing Arts Center, which became a central meeting point for the search, and people showed up.

Friends, relatives, and members of the community came together, ready to search wherever they needed.

Volunteers were divided into teams and assigned different areas throughout Selma and the surrounding parts of Dallas County.

Some walked neighborhoods and searched along roads.