Year: 2017

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Credit repair session set
SPRAG (Single Parents Raising a Gift) is hosting an event to help individuals become home owners through Habitat for Humanity. The workshop will be held Saturday, April 1, 9 a.m. until noon, at the Atmore Public Library. The owner of a credit repair business will talk about improving credit scores and will hold a drawing for a free credit repair service (valued at $499). There is limited seating in the…
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Mt. Pisgah holding special day
Pastor Dr. Michael Wilson, the officers and members of Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church invite all to worship with them as they celebrate their Annual Nurses Guild and Usher Day Sunday, March 19, 3 p.m. Overseer Shawon Salter and AOH Church of God Family will be the special guests. This invitation is extended by Dr. M.L Wilson Sr., Pastor; Sis. Delois Wilson, President of Nurses Guild; Sis. Barbara A. Dukes,…
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RP Star Students
These Rachel Patterson Elementary students were named Star Students for March. They are, from left, front, Gabriel Zundel, Madison McCants, La’Stareya Hudson, Tristian Johnson, Amari Lambert, Nicholas Sasser, Keaton Bush, Brayden Jones; middle, Kaydence Popejoy, Ariana Rager, Destiny Dailey, Jay’Quavious Moye, Omani McCorvey, Alayshia Payne, Donzell Lyons, Cleria McCants; back, Nicholas Warren, D’Evion Simmons, Maria Manzano, Kaliyah McCants, A’Laya Young, Ray’Veion Wiggins, Darre’a Spencer.
by Sherry Digmon access_time9 years ago
ECHS hosts College and Career Fair
From Southern Pine and LifeFlight on the school grounds to college and agency reps in the gym, Escambia County High School’s College and Career Fair gave students a broad spectrum of opportunities. The fair was held Friday, March 10, for students in grades nine through 12. Representatives were on hand to give information and answer questions. The following vendors participated: AIDT Maritime Air National Guard Alabama National Guard Atmore Fire…
by Sherry Digmon access_time9 years ago
Perdido E/M School win big at Regional Technology Fair
Students in Ms. Gerri McDonald’s Humanities, Project Jubilee and Enrichment classes recently competed at the Regional Technology Fair held at Coastal Alabama Community College (formally Faulkner State). Since October, students in grades 3 through 8 have been researching, creating and editing projects in a variety of categories. The categories include General Applications, Multi-media, Video Production, Hardware Robotics, and a Technology Literacy Exam. For each category, students may compete as either individuals or…
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