Sherry Digmon

‘God Bless America’ at Atmore First Assembly
Bro. Davis, left, presents a plaque to Christopher Cravey Bro. Davis, left, presents a plaque to Garth Branch, center, who was assisted by Earl Bodiford at right. Bro. Davis, left, presents Robert Pitman’s plaque to Wanda Pitman and Robbie Pitman By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher The annual patriotic program at Atmore First Assembly of God was held Sunday, June 27. Sara Davis rewrote the program which, as Pastor Don Davis said,…
Show your colors
By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher In this edition of Atmore News, you’ll find a single sheet with a flag on one side and sponsors on the back.We hope you’ll take the sheet and display the flag in windows, on doors, etc. Show your colors, Atmore.The flag page is brought to you by these sponsors:Affordable Auto CareAnn Gordon, GRIAtmore Family DentalAtmore Farm & GardenAtmore Tire & Alignment CenterAtmore Truckers AssociationBondurant Lumber &…
‘More than a café’
By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher For Destiny Patterson and Alana Sigafoose, Café 251 is about community – something Alana learned from her dad, Boyd Sigafoose.“Dad would have loved that we have a restaurant,” she said. “One of the highlights for him was going to Buster’s and blowing smoke with all the old men. They were always at the round table. When we kids got to go, we sat in a corner,…
Public school employees get early raises
By SHERRY DIGMON News Publisher Escambia County (Ala.) school employees are scheduled to received state-mandated pay raises October 1, but at a special meeting June 8, the board of education approved a recommendation by Superintendent John Knott that raises begin with the employees’ contract year. Knott said the action was a way for the board to show their appreciation to employees who have worked through a challenging year. Also at…
Carl holds town hall in Atmore
Shown chatting after the program are, from left, Ala. Senator Greg Albritton, Congressman Jerry Carl, and Ala. Representative Alan Baker. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Immigration and government spending were two of the main topics discussed by U.S. Representative Jerry Carl (R-District 1) during a town hall Wednesday, June 2, at Atmore City Hall.Immigration at the border is not what most people think, Carl said. He visited the border a few…