Sherry Digmon

Cutting the ribbon for Inchy, the Bookworm at RPES
Cutting the ribbon, from left, front, Ty’Quaiz George, Jalon Howard, Juno Wilson, Jacob Sasser, Quinterio Hunter, Kamden Turner, Melanie Williams, Trinnity Sanspree, Vera Fularz, Kcoviana Phillips; back, Robbie Hayles, Julie McDonald, Shannon Martin, Assistant Principal Cheree Davis, Hope Lassitter, Michelle Amerson, Principal Toya McMillian. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Handling scissors almost as big as himself, Kamden Turner, cut the ribbon on a new and exciting “vending machine” at Rachel Patterson…
A lesson in liberty
Huxford and Rachel Patterson students are shown singing with Lady Liberty, from left, Christian Daughtry, Maleah Dailey, Macey Rackard, Kaeslyn Sage, Raleigh America, Lady Liberty, Z’Kara Barron, King Thomas, Lake’lyn Bogan, Bryleigh Williams, Ty’Heem Curry. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher Imagine dozens of second-grade students, each with a hand-held American flag and a Statue of Liberty headpiece. Imagine enthusiastic kids. Then imagine Lady Liberty walking on stage. Well, maybe you can…
Serving in pink
The Pink Ladies, from left, seated, Marlene Forester, Ellon Lowery; first row standing, Diane Lowe, Earnestine Arnold, Judy Rathsack, Alice Buie, Julia Strack, Sheila Johnson; back row, Patsy Brown, Elaine Rehm, Erica Little, Physel Johnson, Sheila Blackburn, Sandra Hare. Not pictured are Thelma Grant, Catherine Jones, Glenda Lowry and Ruby Sanspree. By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher We’ve all seen them at Atmore Community Hospital – sometimes in the gift shop, sometimes…
Signing off – WGYJ’s last broadcast
David Gehman, standing, and Martin Gehman, seated, share memories on the last day of their broadcast By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher David Gehman and his dad, Martin, were in one area of the studio. David’s brother Jerry Gehman was in another area. All were broadcasting on WGYJ – for the final time. The radio station went off the air Sunday evening, September 3, but the live broadcasts ended Thursday morning, August…
Golden Eagles to gather
By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher A long-standing reunion in Atmore is the annual Escambia County Training School Golden Eagles Alumni Gathering held in the fall. Although the event was not held in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid, it was well-attended in 2022, and alumni are encouraged to attend and fellowship one with another again.This year, the Gathering is set for Friday, September 29, at David’s Catfish.Following is the schedule:Meet and…