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Thirty years ago, in 1989, Dan and Linda Mills were back in Atmore after spending seven years in Germany before the Berlin Wall came down. Linda described life as it was in Berlin during the 1980’s. She said she was glad to be back home again.
Curtis Finkley came close to being free from one sentence, but he was arrested and charged with murder in a fatal gunshot.
Nicole Brown was crowned Miss Flomaton High School and other runners-up were Rosalind Smith, Leigh Lambert, Melanie McMath and Tammy Upton.
C. N. Graham of Oak Grove was in the newspaper showing his overly large turnips that he had grown in his garden.
Beth Lyles was one of many who had decorated for Christrnas and was judged.
Eric Marlin Jones and Joe F. Foster, both of Foley were arrested after a car crash that ended near Brewton. The 24-hour chase went through Escambia and Conecuh Counties.
James and Peggy Hall and their two sons were lucky to have gotten out alive from their home in McDavid, Fla. after an apparent electrical fire occurred at the home, The house was a total loss but no one was injured.
Masland Carpet pledged $19,877 to United Fund and matched the amount donated by employees.
The Strand Theatre was playing National Lampoon’s “Christmas Vacation” starring Chevy Chase.
Members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Atmore were displaying a live depiction of the nativity scene.
Bargain Barn had some last minute prices on various items. Clearbrook, 52 piece dinnerware set for $10; Walking Wendy doll for $12 and a radio control truck for $12. They also had Rig a Doon doll for $9.
The weather report said there might be snow for Christmas. Instead, people found frozen pipes.
The Atmore Advance was celebrating 62 years of being in business.
Lillian Henry Crutchfield and her husband, James Mitchell Crutchfield, both of Brewton, were killed in an accident on Dec. 22.