Lisman, AL

Lisman is a small rural town of around 400 residents in northern Choctaw County, sitting along State Highway 10 in southwest Alabama. It is a quiet, spread-out community with basic municipal services, a local fire department, and easy access to the surrounding pine forests and country roads. Because there are no schools inside town limits, local students commute to Choctaw County district schools in nearby communities like Butler. The area also holds a proud Civil Rights legacy; local residents took a stand for voting access in the 1960s, and Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at a rally here in 1966. Today, Lisman offers peaceful countryside living, deep local roots, and a close-knit atmosphere for people who appreciate true small-town seclusion.