Don Fletcher

Local woman suffers serious injuries in Fla. crash
By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer An Atmore woman was one of two people seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision that took place Friday, August 16, near Century, Fla.According to Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) reports, the collision between a Chevrolet sports utility vehicle and a Ford pickup sent the pickup’s driver and a passenger in the SUV, the Atmore woman, to the hospital with injuries that, though serious, were not considered…
Karrick, Main Street Atmore receive awards
Nancy Karrick Accepting Main Street Atmore awards were, from left, Terrence Breckenridge, Nicole Jones, Dale Ash, Shinora Redmond, Alfredo Alivzo Special to Atmore News On August 15, Main Street Alabama held its eleventh annual Awards of Excellence Banquet at the Community House in Monroeville to celebrate the successes of local programs.Main Street Alabama President and State Coordinator Mary Helmer Wirth and Assistant State Coordinator Trisha Black recognized projects and individuals…
“Hope and Light in the Darkness”
P.E.I.R. to host Overdose Awareness Day event in Atmore By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer People Engaged in Recovery (P.E.I.R.) first visited Atmore when Marlo Young organized a Mental Health Awareness event in May. The visit was so successful, the Mobile-based organization decided to hold its annual Overdose Awareness Day observance in the city.“We are so excited and honored that we will be able to host this event in Atmore this…
Execution date set
Grayson By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer Gov. Kay Ivey has established the date and time window during which the execution of convicted killer Carey Dale Grayson will take place.According to a letter sent from the governor to Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner John Hamm, the execution will take place during a 34-hour time frame that starts at midnight Thursday, November 21, and ends at 6 a.m. on Friday, November 22.Ivey…
No parole for Flomaton arsonist, Mobile murderer
By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer A Flomaton man, convicted in 2019 of second-degree arson, and a convicted Mobile County murderer who apparently tried to kill another person while in an Escambia County correctional facility, were each denied parole during recent hearings by the Alabama Board of Pardons & Paroles. May Donald Lamar May was sentenced to 20 years in prison on the arson conviction, details of which could not be…