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Selma's BBQ Icon Lula Hatcher Dies
5 Jul
Summary
- Lula Hatcher, owner of Lannie's Bar-B-Q Spot, has passed away.
- Lannie's Bar-B-Q Spot is a nationally recognized culinary staple in Selma.
- The restaurant was honored as a USA TODAY Restaurant of the Year.
Selma has lost a culinary icon with the passing of Lula Hatcher, owner of the famed Lannie's Bar-B-Q Spot. Her family announced her death via social media, noting her central role in the beloved, multi-generational establishment.
Lannie's Bar-B-Q Spot, a cornerstone of Selma's culinary scene, has earned national acclaim. The restaurant was recently recognized as a USA TODAY Restaurant of the Year, celebrating its place among America's top dining establishments.
The restaurant will temporarily close from July 6-12 to mourn Hatcher. Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced. Hatcher's legacy is one of leadership, mentorship, and unwavering faith, deeply impacting her community.
The barbecue spot's origins trace back to the early 1940s, when Lannie and Will Travis began smoking pork in their backyard. Their family, including Lula Hatcher's sons Floyd and Al Hatcher, has continued the tradition, building on its rich history.
