Atmore News

Two Escambia County teachers honored, in running for Alabama Teacher of the Year
Teacher of the Year Thomas Fischer and Superintendent Michele McClung From left, WSNES Principal Sandra Reid, Teacher of the Year Rachel Wiggins, Superintendent Michele McClung By RANDY TATANOSpecial to Atmore News Escambia County Schools has chosen its top teachers in the system and entered them in the competition to determine the best teachers in the state.W.S. Neal Elementary School second grade teacher Rachel Wiggins was honored as the county’s Elementary…
22 students chosen for SPEC youth tour
Southern Pine Youth Tour representatives Special to Atmore News On Thursday, January 12, twenty-two local students were chosen to compete for the honor of being a 2023 Southern Pine Electric Co-op Youth Tour representative. Students were chosen by faculty members of their respective schools, based on academic achievements and extracurricular achievements.Students selected by their schools to participate in Youth Tour are as follows:Escambia County High School – DaaGaryn McCracken, Na’Asia…
Obituaries, week of January 25, 2023
Amy Jo Lambeth Lambeth Mrs. Amy Jo Lambeth, age 43, passed away Monday, January 16, 2023 in Pensacola, Fla. She resided most of her life in Flomaton, Ala. and attended Moyeville Baptist Church. She was a member of the Lambeth Fire Department. She loved taking pictures at the football games, and loved going fishing. She enjoyed cooking and traveling especially to New Orleans and Lafayette, La.Mrs. Lambeth is survived by…
Nature’s fury
Huxford area damaged by storm From left, Jim and Kenny Coker examine the damage on their farm. By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer Some residents of the Huxford area lost roofs or small outbuildings — and virtually all of them lost electricity for several hours — last Thursday, January 12, when apparent straight-line winds raged out of the northwest and roared across the rural community.Metal roofs were torn from a Huxford…