Day: October 2, 2019

Atmore News

ACF gives back to the community
Special to Atmore News The Atmore Community Foundation, an affiliate of The Community Foundation of South Alabama, recently completed its second competitive grant cycle and awarded a total of $2,250 to three grantees from the Atmore Community Fund: Atmore Area Christian Care Ministry, Atmore Rotary Club, and Grace Fellowship. In addition, The Community Foundation of South Alabama matched the grant awards to the three organizations $1:$1. On Tuesday, September 24,…
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White in practice in Brewton
Special to Atmore News Cierra Eve White was recently admitted to practice law in the State of Alabama after successfully passing the Alabama Bar Exam. White was born and raised in Flomaton where she attended school until the tenth grade when she was accepted at ASMS in Mobile. In the spring of 2011, White returned to Flomaton High School to graduate. White was accepted to New York University and spent…
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WCA donates to GECA
Wind Creek Atmore recently donated TITO (Ticket In Ticket Out) funds to the Greater Escambia Council for the Arts. The donation was $8,926.57. Shown at the check presentation Friday, September 20, are, from left, Amanda McMillan (WCA); Wanetta McGinty and Jerry Janes (GECA);Terri Breckenridge (WCA); Phil Johnson, Gilda Stubben and Sharon Poulsen (GECA).
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HIPPY visits Turtle Point
News Staff Report Members of this year’s HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters) class enjoyed a visit to Turtle Point Friday, September 13. Shown in the Rock Garden are (in no particular order) Kinley Brown, Jayce Brown, Jase Eubanks, Noah Copenhaver, Jameson and Eminlee Sanks, Ka’Leah Richardson, Juno Wilson, Kaison Arnold, Seth Clemmons, Addilyn Carrasal, John David and Matthew Schrock, Sophia Rodriquez, Isabella Cuenca, Colby McIlwain, Hannah McMahill,…
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Homecoming, revival set at Mt. Olive
Pastor Dr. Monroe Tucker Jr. and the congregation of Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church will hold homecoming revival later this month. Services begin Sunday, October 27, 3 p.m., with Bishop Dashwood Riley, Messenger, New Calvary Temple, Century. Services continue Monday through Wednesday, October 28-30, 7:30 p.m., nightly. The Rev. Dr. Timothy Woods, Hopewell Baptist Church, Birmingham, is the revival evangelist. Rev. Tucker and the congregation encourage everyone to feel free…
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