Day: May 6, 2020

Atmore News

PCI buys new Bloodmobile for Red Cross
Special to Atmore News Porch Band of Creek Indians has made its second major donation within a month that is geared to saving local and area lives. Officials of Alabama’s only federally recognized Native American tribe, which recently donated $1 million to Atmore Community Hospital to help with the COVID-19 pandemic, have now announced the purchase of a new Bloodmobile for the American Red Cross. “The American Red Cross is…
by Atmore News access_time5 years ago
Total loss
A track hoe belonging to Lamb’s Dozier Service was gutted April 29 when a fire erupted in its engine compartment. City firefighters were sent at 11:22 a.m. to a location on McRae Street, just outside the city limits, where the construction equipment was ablaze. Because fire engines were subject to bog down in the damp field, the department’s brush truck was used to extinguish the blaze. The track hoe was…
by Atmore News access_time5 years ago
ECHS top students
Escambia County High School principal Amy Cabaniss and counselor Ashley Trawick honored the school’s top ten students with a Facebook announcement and a display at the school. Not the way this is usually done, but it’s an unusual end to the school year. Trawick, left, and Cabaniss, right, are shown putting up the display with the top ten students’ pictures. The top ten are, in order from 1 to 10,…
by Atmore News access_time5 years ago
Atmore library, Books by Mail program resume operations
APL Director Hope Lassiter By DON FLETCHER News Staff Writer Atmore Public Library has reopened to the public, although it doesn’t look exactly the same as it did when it shut down about six weeks ago. The changes, mandated by Gov. Kay Ivey’s executive order, are minor, though, considering the value of the facility to students and others who seek its services. “I’m glad we’re back; the public needs us,”…
by Don Fletcher access_time5 years ago
Main courthouse now open; Atmore satellite opens Monday
By DON FLETCHER News Staff Writer The Escambia County Commission has rescinded its emergency order that resulted in the closure of all county government facilities. The main county courthouse, in Brewton, re-opened Monday, May 4, for normal business hours, and the Atmore Satellite Office is expected to follow suit next Monday, May 11. The one-week delay is to allow county officials to have “sneeze barriers” installed that will aid in…
by Don Fletcher access_time5 years ago