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To be honest, I didn't watch much of President Trump's State of the Union address, but I did watch some. I opted to go to the Flomaton High School gym Tuesday night because I thought I would get more entertainment there than watching the president talk, which I assume was followed by a Democratic response saying he was an idiot. By time the Democrats made their response I was either watching a re-run of the Andy Griffith Show or possibly asleep. If you are a Flomaton Hurricane fan, there was a...
Today, schools within the Escambia County (Ala.) School System open their doors to parents for conferences with teachers to visit with those who have the responsibility of educating their children. Teachers have a tough job and it only gets tougher when parents aren't involved in their children's education. For years we've heard that parent-teacher conference days were a waste of time because the only parents or guardians who ever show up are the parents and guardians of students who are doing well in the classroom. Too many times teachers don'...
Flomaton High School's football team reached goals never achieved in the history of FHS and now the Hurricane basketball team is rewriting the record book following Tuesday night's 113-33 victory over T.R. Miller in the opening round of the area basketball tournament. Flomaton set the regular season win record with 20 wins, topping the old record of 19. It has now tied the record of 21 wins in a season with its victory over T.R. Miller. The Hurricanes, now 21-7, will host Thomasville in a 7...
Flomaton High School captured the 2019 Coastal Alabama Community College Michael Tedder Mathematics Tournament Jan. 24, competing against nine schools in the area. Flomaton's Alex Glidewell won first place in the individual honors followed by Meagan Chaudron. Jay High School finished second, followed by T.R. Miller High School and W.S. Neal High School....
For the first time in the school’s history, Flomaton Elementary School has named a Teacher of the Year. The honor of receiving the award went to Heather Caraway on Feb. 6 in a presentation at the school. Principal George Brown, Superintendent John Knott, School Board Representative Cindy Jackson, Sandra Reid, teachers, staff and students gathered to surprise Caraway with flowers, plaques, and a gift basket filled with all manner of prizes. Caraway was indeed surprised. “When Coach Vickery sai...
