Atmore News

Vision screenings set November 17 at health department
Special to Atmore News Alabama Lions Sight (ALS) will be providing low-cost vision screenings at the Escambia County Health Department on Friday, November 17.An ALS mobile eye unit, with a board-certified optometrist on board, will be on hand. The unit also contains “the same equipment found in brick-and-mortar offices.”Eye exams are $20 each, and ALS will file insurance claims, if applicable.If a screening indicates that a person might benefit from…
Board denies parole for Atmore man
Lundy By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer An Atmore man serving a 20-year sentence for his 2016 conviction on several crimes, was denied parole during recent hearings by the Alabama Board of Pardons & Paroles.Sean Paul Lundy was convicted in Escambia County Circuit Court of second-degree domestic violence, second-degree kidnapping, possession of a pistol by a person convicted of a violent crime and an unspecified “Class C felony” from Baldwin County.He…
Magnolia Memory Care
Staff, management and residents of Atmore Nursing Center (ANC), along with Crowne Health Care (CHC) officials and members of the general public, celebrated on October 26 the formal ribbon cutting for ANC’s Magnolia Memory Care Center (MMCC), which was put into service late last year. Finger foods, snacks and lemonade were served in ANC’s dining hall prior to the ribbon cutting, and tours of the unit were offered. Shown from…
House Republicans continue delivering results
Congressman Jerry Carl Despite a few weeks of turmoil in Washington, House Republicans are continuing to deliver results for the American people, just as we have done since taking the Majority back in January.Under Speaker Mike Johnson’s leadership, the first thing we did last week was pass a bipartisan resolution standing with Israel as it defends itself against Hamas and other terrorists. I was proud to join 412 of my…
ECHS beats Orange Beach
By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer Sophomore Jamarion Robinson hurled 3 touchdown passes, establishing a new school record as Escambia County High’s Blue Devils wrapped up the 2023 season in fine fashion last Friday, October 27.A 28-15 win over Class 4A, Region 1 opponent Orange Beach gave the team a final record of 6-4, ECHS’s best showing since 2018.Robinson didn’t have a spectacular night but stats posted online by the team’s…