The Escambia County Board of Education on May 13 accepted the resignation of an Escambia County High School teacher during an ...

Seven Escambia County, Ala., students were named to Southern New Hampshire University's spring 2026 president's list for full ...

Poarch Creek Indians Tribal Council election set for June 6, 2026, from 8 a.m.–7 p.m., with Stephanie A. Bryan on the ballot ...

Atmore Rotary Club honored 175 area high school Academic All-Stars at Escambia County High, awarding over $30,000 in ...

Main Street Atmore earns 2026 Accredited Main Street America status, the program’s highest national designation, recognizing ...

Atmore native Scottie Rodgers graduated from the University of Alabama 31 years ago with a bachelor’s degree in communication ...

Malcolm “Bub” Gideons is a lifelong resident of Atmore. His career accomplishments and community leadership have left a ...

Escambia County commissioners signal opposition to a proposed 2,700-acre data center and solar farm, citing water, power, noise and lack of local benefits. Escambia County Commissioners Larry White ...

Capt. J.B. Redmond dedicated his life to service – service to his country and to his city. He was born in 1921 in Grand Bay to the late John Redmond and Rosie Nelson. As the second youngest in a large ...

Atmore native and award-winning author Bonnie Bartel Latino has shared her writing talents locally, nationally and internationally. In 1966, Latino attended Mississippi State College for Women with a ...

The Atmore City Council discussed an excessive speed enforcement program for school zones during a workshop Monday. The program is offered through Intellisafe, which provides tools to reduce speeding ...