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The Poarch Creek Indians’ fire department, with mutual aid from Atmore Fire Department, battled a blaze at a residence on Woods Road Monday morning.
PCI’s Tribal Police Department, along with Atmore’s police department, also responded to the fire.
The AFD got the call at 10:38 a.m., arrived on scene at 10:42 a.m. and then cleared the scene at 12:30 p.m., Chief R...
Escambia County Commissioners signed a proclamation on Monday to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday.
Sherry Steele, respresenting the Zacharia Godbold Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revoluntion in Bay Minette, was joined by other members of the group seeking to have the commission sign the proclamation.
Following the reading ...
Northview’s Lady Chiefs finished 3-1 at the USA FL Challenge Tournament March 6-7 in Panama City, Fla.
The Lady Chiefs defeated Walton 12-1; lost to Enterprise 8-3; beat Ashford 5-2; and beat Port St. Joe 6-0.
NHS will host T.R. Miller at home on Tues., March 10.
NHS girls 12, Walton girls 1
The Lady Chiefs scored two runs in the third inning, six ...
Madison Juanita Lundy, a beloved resident of Atmore, passed away on March 2, 2026, in Pensacola, Fla., at the age of 28.
Madison is survived by her daughter, Chloe; mother, Melissa Lowery; brothers, Dakota Lundy of Pensacola and Sean Lundy of Montgomery; sister, Whitney Davis of Atmore; and cherished nieces and nephews, including Wyatt Davis, Colby Johnson, Bailey Ech...
The Atmore Police Department was recently awarded a grant by the Gulf Coast RC&D Council.
Maj. Chance Thompson said in a release the grant awarding was for $15,000. The funds allowed the department to purchase 22 new rifle-rate ballistic plates crafted from advanced ceramic materials, Thompson said.
“These Level IV plates are capable of stopping multiple .30...