Sherry Digmon

Project Charlie
First responders, from left, front, Chief Neal Jackson, Jerome Roberts, John Black, Assistant Chief Mary Sells, Chief James Edwards, Tammy Edwards, Larry Gross, Matt Jernigan, Ray Rolin; back, Wes Davis, Chief Chris McGhee, Pastor Alton Lister, Daniel Love, John Sells, Chief Eddie Kirby, Keaton Gross, Mike Jay. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher The little girl’s name was Charlie. Firefighters saved her grandfather and her big sister and her twin in the…
Don’t miss this show!
The cast, from left, Monica Booker (seated), Simon Bush, Ayden Roynon, Emmylou Norris, Damon Jernigan, Carla Jernigan, Ollie Jaye (seated) You might be a regular patron of Greater Escambia Council for the Arts’ (GECA) productions, or you may never have seen a show they’ve done through the years. But I encourage you to see their show this weekend. “Smoke on the Mountain” is a great show with familiar (to most…
Gathering information, addressing concerns
From left, Nancy Lowrey, Suzanne McGill, Debbie Rowell From left, Precious Fritz, Leah Williams, Selena McCord, Wes Nall Scan the QR code to complete the survey or go to https://ruralcenter.research.net/r/LJPRTBR By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Think no one cares about your opinion? Well, someone does.The folks at Atmore Community Hospital (ACH), Escambia County Healthcare Authority (ECHCA) and the Delta Region Community Health Systems Development (DRCHSD) care.Thursday, November 7, the ACH Community…
ECHS band performs at AME District Conference
Bishop Julius H. McAllister Jr., left, congratulates Deri Grissett on the band’s performance Band members were positioned in front of the altar and in the balcony. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Several members of the Escambia County High School Band had an opportunity to shine Wednesday evening, October 30. And shine they did.The occasion was The African Methodist Episcopal, Ninth Episcopal District, Fifteenth Session of the Southwest Alabama Annual Conference. Held…
Williams Station Day
By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher It was what we call a “Chamber of Commerce” day. You have an outdoor event planned and the weather cooperates beautifully.Such was the case Saturday, October 26, for Williams Station Day. Folks milled around, visited, shopped from booth to booth, enjoyed the entertainment and good food, all under cloudless skies. It was a bit warm, but past WSD events have been cold and blustery and rainy.With…