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YLA visits CACC
By ANNA RUTH SMITH Special to Atmore News After visiting the Coastal Alabama Community College in Atmore, the YLA [Youth Leadership Atmore] class traveled to visit the Coastal Alabama Community College campus in Bay Minette. This was an incredible experience for the students to be able to see a college in action. The students were able to visit the admissions office and meet Diana McCullough, a college counselor. Mrs. McCullough…
Peter Rabbit is coming to GECA
The Greater Escambia Council for the Arts is presenting The Adventures of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter February 21 through 24. Two casts are in rehearsal. One is directed by Haley Grassia, and one by Ellen Willis. Shown are several members of Willis’s cast rehearsing Sunday, February 10, from left, Trevor Miller, Breely Richardson, Tyler Miller, Emma Mast, Amanda Miller, Sophia Adkins, Daniel Overton. Tickets will be available next week.
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Stunning Priscilla is a two-year-old, domestic longhair orange and white beauty looking for her “furever” home – preferably and indoor home. Priscilla is a very loving and gentle girl who loves to snuggle up and purr. If you are looking for an awesome kitty to keep your lap warm and to keep you company, Priscilla is just the friend you need. She is up to date on vaccinations and available…
Judge Rice honored
By SHERRY DIGMON News Publisher The retirement ceremony for Escambia County Presiding Judge Bert Rice was anything but somber. Laughter filled Courtroom One at the Brewton Courthouse as Judge Rice was honored – and also slightly roasted. The ceremony and reception were held Thursday afternoon, January 31, with the judge’s family and dozens of co-workers and well-wishers in attendance. Attorney Wade Hartley, president of the Escambia County Bar Association, welcomed…
Dailey, Walker honored at Rosa Parks Breakfast
By SHERRY DIGMON News Publisher The 13th Annual Rosa Parks Breakfast held true to its purpose – honoring the legacy of Rosa Parks and individuals who continue to contribute and make a difference today. The two honored at the Saturday morning breakfast were Jethro Dailey and the late Letha Walker. Dr. Ullyssess McBride presented the awards. Mr. Dailey, a World War II veteran, received the Rosa Parks Award. Mrs. Walker…