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A 58-year old Pensacola man has been arrested on multiple charges for the Oct. 15 robbery at New York Fashions where the suspect allegedly beat an employee while inside the store. Paul G. McReynolds, 7891 Sumpter St., was arrested last Thursday after Atmore and Poarch police located Reynold's vehicle parked outside Wind Creek Casino. Police noted that McReynolds was identified as "a person of interest" early in the investigation. Reports state when McReynolds noticed police approaching him last...
Flomaton High School parent and Quarterback Club President Matthew Fillmore shared concerns he had regarding shortcomings in the Flomaton High School’s football program with the Escambia County (Ala.) Board of Education last Thursday. Fillmore’s son, a junior, is on the track team and plays football for Flomaton. He said his main concern was that football games often wind up without a trainer on the sidelines, and he has seen three kids get hurt so far, citing that when a call comes in, the amb...
An Atmore woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash that occurred last Thursday, Oct. 27, around 2:40 p.m. Patricia Allen Helton, 57, was fatally injured when the 2006 Chevrolet Silverado she was driving left the roadway, struck a ditch, and overturned. Helton was not using a seat belt at the time of the crash, was ejected and pronounced deceased at the scene, According to an Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) report. The crash occurred on Bell Fork Road, about eight miles northeast of...
Jay High School will induct four people into the high school's Athlete Hall of Fame during halftime of Friday's home football game against Wewahitchka. Members of the second class of inductees are Truss Shell, Terry Diamond, Rick Weekes and Matthew Dobson. Jay's first Hall of Fame class was inducted in 2019, which included Merle V. North, Benny Russell, Dr. C. David Smith, Coach John Clarence Smith, Kristi Jernigan and James McDaniel. Shell Shell graduated from Jay High School in 1949 where he...
