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FES, FHS present Veterans Day program
First-graders present a sign-language tribute By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Flomaton Elementary School and Flomaton High School held a combined Veterans Day program Thursday, November 9.FES Principal Courtney McBride began the program by talking about that day’s vocabulary word – gratitude. “We appreciate you with deep gratitude,” she told veterans in the audience.Presentation of the flag and Pledge of Allegiance were led byStudent Bear Brown presented the flag and led in…
ECHS honors veterans
Guest speakers Stephanie Buitron, Layton Knight Student Ariyana Young sings the National Anthem By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Escambia County High School Future Business Leaders of America put together the annual Veterans Day program Thursday, November 9.The program was student led, with Ariyana Young giving the invocation and singing the National Anthem. Iyriel Munlyn and Deangelo Richardson led the Pledge of Allegiance. Iyriel also presented the welcome.Na’Asia Reynolds, Stephen Williams, and…
CACC supply drive for ACH
Students deliver activity items to ACH staff, from left, seated, Dianna Harris, RN; Rachel Shivers, RN; standing, students Kaylin Smith, Gwendolyn Betts, Ashley Wilson, Demetria Mason, Taneisa Kemp, Tgrell Whitley, Rekeisha Curtis, Nicole Brear; Allie Boutwell, RN; Bobbie O’dell, LPN; Kierra Smith, PCT. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher The swing bed program at Atmore Community Hospital allows a patient to transition from acute care to a skilled nursing facility or home.…
ECHS Blue Legion brings home ALL the honors
The ECHS Blue Legion Band By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher During the school year, the Escambia County High School Blue Legion participates in several band competitions. One of the biggest is the competition held in Daleville, Ala., this year on Saturday, October 14.ECHS was there, competing and always striving for superior ratings. They got that – straight superiors across the board. And they won the top award – Grand Champions /…
Sweet Trails Alabama
At the check presentation, from left, Charlie Ramsey, Tracy Sells, Rep. Alan Baker, John Kvach, Sen. Andrew Jones, Terri Breckenridge, Sarah Wooten. Potential trail corridors By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Could Atmore be part of a network of trails connecting all 67Alabama counties? It’s a real possibility, according to representatives of Sweet Trails Alabama who were in town on a “fact finding” mission Wednesday, October 4.Sixteen people attended the meeting at…