Atmore News

PT Manager Loren Taylor, left, and Dr. Layla Lundquist-Smith By SHERRY DIGMONNews Publisher The old adage “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” could have been the title of a session presented at Atmore Community Hospital Thursday, July 8. The session was aptly called Facts and Snacks, with healthy refreshments served during the meeting held from noon until 1 p.m.The subject was An Ounce of Prevention: Guide…

United Bank hosted a retirement celebration for Lana Langford Thursday, July 8. Dozens upon dozens of friends and co-workers came by to wish Lana well. She worked with UB 35 years. Shown at the celebration are Lana, seated, and her family, from left, Nina (sister), Jimmy (brother), Karen (sister), Colton Langford (dad), and David (brother).

The last Market in the Park for this season is set for July 24 at Heritage Park, 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. You’ll find a variety of items – honey, jams, syrups, baked goods, herbal products, crafts. And, of course, you’ll find fresh vegetables grown locally. GreenHouse Growers of Barnett Crossroads is one of the regulars at Market in the Park, bringing a wide variety of vegetables for your table.…

Lions Candace Wooten, left, and speaker Maria Martin By NANCY KARRICKSpecial to Atmore News The Atmore Lions Club held its first meeting in July on July 7 at the Atmore Community Hospital.The meeting was called to order by President Taylor Lee. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, Lion Kevin Garrett gave the blessing. Visitors at the meeting were Maria Martin and her son Kaden, Sandra Brown, and Sara…

Principal Barlow presents check to Isaac Manzano Latabitha Burt receives her check from Principal Barlow Ariyana Young Tayshawn James receives his check from Principal Barlow By DON FLETCHERNews Staff Writer Four Escambia County Middle School students have a little more pride in themselves and a lot more cash in their pockets.Each of the four received a certificate of achievement for his or her work, and the foursome shared a total…