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A 17-year old Atmore resident has been arrested and charged with production of pornography with a child and possession of obscene material for allegedly videoing a nude minor child then posting the video on Facebook. Jeremiah Terrell Clack, 2095 Freemanville Drive, is accused of videoing a nude autistic boy while the child was walking in his own back yard. Escambia County District Attorney said the child was less than 10 years old. Billy also said due to the nature of the crime, which is a...
Beginning this Sunday, July 18, stores in the unincorporated areas of Escambia County (Ala.) can begin selling alcohol on Sundays following a unanimous vote by the county commission Monday morning. Commissioner Scottie Stewart was absent, but when contacted later he said he supported the alcohol sales on Sunday. Commissioners noted that the cities of Atmore, Brewton, East Brewton and Flomaton had all approved Sunday alcohol sales and felt it needed to be approved in the rural areas to “level t...
The Flomaton Town Council voted Monday afternoon to name a committee to begin the process of developing a zoning ordinance for property inside the town limits. Mayor Bondurant presented the council with a list of committee members that included him as chairman. The other members were Councilwoman Lillian Dean, Frank Weaver, Karen Cash, Sam Schott, Jim Burkett, Joe Thomas, Jimmy Brantley and Dr. Gary Silbernagel. He also included Jim Justice and John Brantley as alternates. The zoning commission...
The Escambia County (Ala.) Board of Education held a special meeting Tuesday for recommended personnel changes and announce two new principals, Randall Jackson at Pollard McCall Junior High School and Todd Williamson at W.S. Neal High School, followed by a workshop to reveal the candidates for the position of school superintendent. The board approved the recommended personnel changes except one, reigning Escambia County Middle School choir teacher James Weber, held out for executive session to...
