Atmore News

Lowery named ACH director of operations
Special to Atmore News Atmore Community Hospital (ACH) announced that Bradley Lowery will join their healthcare team as the Director of Operations at the end of December 2019. Lowery will assume the overall management and administrative responsibly for most the hospital’s non-clinical departments such as dietary, facility, security, housekeeping, and bio-medical services. “Bradley is coming back to Atmore to help run the day to day operations of the non-clinical portions…
ECTS alumni spreads love
Special to Atmore News The Escambia County Training School (Golden Eagles) Alumni Gathering meets annually, hosted by the ECTS Class of 1967. While it’s a time of fellowship across several classes, it’s also a time to give back to the community. The Gathering collects funds for an ongoing scholarship project for high school students, but they also select special projects. This year, they delivered blankets (provided by Delinda Kidd), stuffed…
Christmas parade!
Thousands lined the streets Saturday evening, December 14, for the annual Christmas parade. This year’s theme was Dr. Seuss. Atmore Community “Who-Spital” (at left) won first place and Poarch Facilities (at right) won the Judges Award for “Oh, The Places You’ll Go.” The Lions Club float won second place and K-9 Kleaners was third.
Design Team
Atmore Area Chamber of Commerce officials, along with officials of several local business and industrial concerns, a state representative and a county commissioner unveiled Tuesday, December 17, the latest effort at local marketing and workforce development. The event, held at ECHS’s Hodnette Auditorium, was to display the first four of 17 steel trains that will eventually be displayed throughout the Atmore area, similar to the Pelicans in Paradise initiative in…