Kids Enjoy Halloween Carnival In Century (With Photo Gallery)

November 1, 2016

Kids of all ages enjoyed a Halloween Carnival Monday afternoon at the Century Health and Rehabilitation Center. From carnival style games, to hot popcorn, to a “fun hosue”, there were plenty of activities for all

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Home School Students Learn From Community Helpers

November 1, 2016

Home school students recently attended a Community Helpers Day at the Cantonment Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and the Cantonment Ballpark. They had a chance to learn from firefighters, an Escambia County Sheriff’s K-9 officer, an Escambia County EMS crew and the crew of a Lifeguard helicopter

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Ernest Ward Names Students Of The Month

October 31, 2016

Ernest Ward Middle School recently announced Students of the Month for August. They are Savannah Doremus, eighth grade; Shelby Cotita, seventh grade; and Drake Driskell, sixth grade. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Photos: Northview Band In Costume, Chief Cheerleaders

October 31, 2016

The Northview High School Tribal Beat Band dressed for Halloween last Friday night in Baker. For a photo gallery from the show, and the NHS cheerleaders in Baker, click here.

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Hundreds Dare To Attend Molino Library Halloween Program

October 30, 2016

Several hundred people attended attended a Halloween program at the Molino Branch Library Saturday night.

They enjoyed a frightfully funny short play with zombies going to the prom, a chance to trick or treat through the library where surprises lurked among the shelves,  and a hair-raising took of the Molino Museum.

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Football Star Trent Richardson Spotted At Girls Softball In Walnut Hill

October 29, 2016

Football star Trent Richardson was in Walnut Hill Friday night, enjoying girls softball action at Northwest Escambia’s Bradberry Park as the Diamond Divas hosted Perdido Key. Richardson was there cheering on his daughter who is playing her first year of softball for Perdido Key.

Richardson is pictured with Diamond Divas player Jamison Gilman.

Richardson, an Escambia High School grad, played college ball at Alabama where he was an All-American and member of two BCS National Championship teams. He went on to play for the Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts and signed with the Oakland Raiders before being released in August 2015. He signed with the Baltimore Ravens in April 2016 but was waived in August 2016. He is currently a free agent.

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Thousands Attend Flomaton Fall Festival; Clown Costumes Banned

October 28, 2016

The population of Flomaton roughly doubled Thursday night for the town’s Harvest Festival and Trick-or-Treat Around the Block.

An estimated 3,000 people attended the annual event, many in costumes. But there were no clown costumes to be found among the princesses, superheroes, ghosts, goblins and at least one “unreal” Donald Trump. The town banned clown costumes due to a September evil clown scare that had schools on lockdown and led to arrests.

A 22-year old Flomaton woman was charged with making a terrorist threat in connection with “Flomo Klown” Facebook pages that prompted the lockdown of multiple schools in Escambia County (AL) in September. Several juveniles were also implicated.

The clown costumes were banned  “due to security purposes”, according to a public post by the Flomaton Police Department.

Flomaton Police said Thursday night’s event was successful with just a few minor incidents. Three children lost their parents in the excitement and crowds, and there was a medical call. All children were safely returned to their parents.

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Bratt Elementary School Names Students Of The Month

October 27, 2016

The following students (pictured above) were named Students of the Month for September at Bratt Elementary School.

  • Brylee Peters
  • Bentley Lowery (not pictured)
  • Abigail Brown
  • Callie McCann
  • Alexis Amerson
  • Emmalee Grimes
  • Ja’kari Evans
  • Ashlynn Gregson
  • Kamryn Thompson
  • Wesley Lambeth
  • Makayla Plato
  • Christian Caraway
  • Addison Classen
  • Mary-Clayton Dawson
  • Luke Chavers
  • Daniel Johnson
  • Aliyah Fountain
  • Callie Davis
  • Ja’mya Thomas
  • Carsyn Dortch
  • Maggie Godwin
  • Olivia Boatwright
  • Jaquez Moorer

The students pictured below, Bentley Lowery and Mary-Clayton Dawson, were chosen to represent Bratt Elementary School as Escambia County Students of the Month for September.

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Tate Student Council Haunted House Is Saturday Night

October 26, 2016

The Tate High School Student Council will hold a Haunted House Saturday night. From 5-6 p.m. it will be a “kid friendly” scare level, while from 7-9 p.m. it will be “very scary”. The Haunted House will be in the Tate Cafeteria. $5 for a wristband, $1 for readmission. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Byrneville Elementary SGA Pumpkin Contest Nets $522 For Nemour’s Clinic

October 26, 2016

The fourth and fifth grade members of the Byrneville Elementary School Student Government Association (SGA) recently held a pumpkin decorating contest that raided $522 for the Nemour’s Clinic for Childhood Cancer Awareness. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

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