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It all started as a ‘Let’s Cheer Up Linda Ellison’ project
Susan Moorhead with Bernie By BONNIE BARTEL LATINO Special to Atmore News One imagines that perpetual Peter Pan, in the best sense of the word, Mickey Salter, just couldn’t help himself when he saw all the memes flying around social media using an already iconic photo of Senator Bernie Sanders appearing bored out of his mind and perhaps dressed more appropriately for sitting in a deer stand at a hunt…
Spelling bee held
Grades 3-5 participants The following students participated in grades 3-5, from left, John Barlow; Ryder Nease; Hayden Murphy; Ryder Campbell, third place; Ethan Mendibles, first place; Russell Lassiter, second place; Jazlyn Watson; Jackson Rackard. Grades 6-8 participants The following students participated in grades 6-8, from left, Alayla Stallworth, William Sanders, third place; Lilyanna Hammonds, first place; Bradley Campbell, second place; Imari Lemon. The Escambia County Schools countywide spelling bee was…
Financial, economic summit set
The Fair Housing Agency of Alabama, in partnership with the Allstate Foundation, will sponsor a community Financial Literacy / Economic Empowerment Summit on Friday, January 22, at Houston Avery Park, 200 Park Drive in Atmore, beginning at noon. This event will provide the information, resources and technologies that will help improve the financial and economic viability of individuals and families by enabling attendees to increase personal assets and financial options,…
Chili cookoff is back
Get ready to cook, taste Special to Atmore News After taking a brief hiatus in 2019 and again in 2020 due to COVID-19, the Atmore Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that the Chili Cookoff is back. With a little bit of restructuring and a few safety precautions, the Chamber is ready to find Atmore’s best chili recipes Saturday, February 20, at Heritage Park. Entry into the event…