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2009 In Pictures: September
January 4, 2010
Escambia County (Ala.) Chief Deputy Mike Lambeth as deputies searched murder suspects after NorthEscambia.com located their van.
A Hazmat crew works to clean acid out of an Atmore gas station parking lot.
A 10 -year old boy on a dirt bike was injured after being hit by a pickup truck in Bratt.
A 19-year old male and a 15-year old middle school student were charged in connection with the September 14th robbery of the Molino Tom Thumb. Deputies found the 19-year old trying to steal tires after he had a flat on the getaway car. The clothing used in the robbery was found in the back of the car by deputies. A tip from a NorthEscambia.com reader was crediting as breaking the case for investigators. (above).
Eighth grade student Rebekah Miles leads students in prayer at Ernest Ward Middle School’s See You At The Pole rally.
We had a little fun with the urban legend that says you can stand an egg on its end on the spring and fall equinox. We are not sure if we are able to stand eggs on end at other times of the year. No one here has ever tried.
Herman Pleasant, left, waits his turn to address the Century Town Council about code enforcement problems while Eddie Stallworth, right, listens.
Northwest Escambia football action.
Fire destroyed a tractor in Bratt.
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