ECHS Homecoming Alumni Tea – September 29 (with photo gallery)
Click below for photo gallery from Alumni Tea and Tour
Yard of the month
The Pride of Atmore board selected the Langford home on Jack Springs Road as the October Yard of the Month. Shown at the presentation Monday, October 2, are, from left, front, Nina Langford, David Langford, the Rev. C.L. Langford, Leslie Henderson; back, Jimmy Langford, Foster Kizer, Myrna Monroe, Sandy Helton, Herb Hackman and Bub Gideons.
ECHS winning door
The theme of Escambia County High School homecoming was “There’s no place like home – coming.” Wizard of Oz images abounded in the parade and in the fiercely competitive door decoration contest. Teacher Kim Eddins’ homeroom won the door contest this year (as voted on by alumni), with a spinning tornado on top of the house, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, and of course, the Blue Devil. Shown…
Home health relocates, ribbon cutting held
Atmore Community Home Health recently relocated from Lindberg Avenue to Craig Street. The Atmore Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for the new location. Shown are Chamber directors, personnel, Chamber Ambassadors, and Infirmary Health personnel, from left, Jordan Barnett, Brandy Giger, Ashley Jones, Stephanie Godwin, Sandi Barnett, Dr. Shane Harigel, LeAnne Carlisle, Jeanne Weekes, Bub Gideons, Therese Murphy, Doug Tanner, Chris Singleton, Robbie Cale, Myrna Monroe, Vickie Carrier,…
ECHS band sweeps competition
It’s great to do well in a competition, but when you walk away with all the first place trophies, it’s even better. The Escambia County High School Band (Blue Legion) swept the top spots at a band competition in Daleville, Ala., last Saturday, September 29. Band Director Hayley Cockrell said 12 bands competed – ECHS, Monroe County High, Abbeville, Port St. Joe, Geneva County High School, Geneva High School, Opp,…