Sherry Digmon

Welcome Center opens
Atmore’s Welcome Center held an open house Thursday, October 19. The center, located in the Peavy-Webb Building in Heritage Park, will be open Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and will be manned by Atmore Historical Society volunteers. Shown are AHS officers and volunteers, from left, Bob Miller, Herb Hackman, Joan Hackman, Sarah Brown, Sandra Gray, Barbara McCoy, and Foster Kizer.
SOLD!
The LA Bikers Toyz for Kidz auction was held Thursday, October 19. It was a great success (see related Letter to the Editor, page 4A). The auction is coordinated every year by PeeWee and Annie Powell and Jody Jeter. Proceeds from the auction will be used to provide Christmas gifts for a number of families. While many items were hand-crafted furniture, there were several donated items as well. Shown, assistant…
Agency celebrates anniversary
Farmers Insurance agent Anna Marie Johnson (with associate Nasha Dale) celebrated her agency’s first year with an open house Thursday, October 19. Shown are a few friends who dropped by early in the evening, from left, Nasha Dale, Mallorie Beachy, April Stewart, Anna Marie Johnson, Brooke Marsh, Abby Coley, Laura Yoder, Shane Hadley, Myrna Monroe.  
Craft’s dream going far
Sherese Craft’s dream is on the verge of becoming a reality. Sherese is 19, an Atmore native, and a 2016 graduate of Escambia County High School. She attends Coastal Alabama Community College in Atmore, and she’s taking business courses. She’s a member of Harris Street AOH Church of God. She’s the daughter of Tracy (her dad) and Tracey (her mom) Craft. That tells you about Sherese, but not what makes…