Reading Article

Harlem Ambassadors vs. Habitat Hammers

by Atmore News Staff
January 20th, 2010

Escambia County Habitat for Humanity is presenting a great fund-raiser in February. You’ll want to get your tickets early for this one.

Saturday, February 13, 7 p.m., Escambia County High School – The Harlem Ambassadors vs. Habitat Hammers in basketball.

The Harlem Ambassadors are young men and women who have attended college, played college basketball, and are drug-free. The Ambassadors have college degrees in a variety of disciplines, such as exercise science, elementary education, and criminal justice. Some of the performers have even earned advanced degrees.

The athletes selected to be Harlem Ambassadors have made positive choices to maintain healthy lifestyles and make great role models for young people.

Advance tickets are $6 for students; $7 for adults/seniors. Tickets are available at Atmore News, Chamber of Commerce, Jus Because, Swift Supply, and United Bank.

Tickets at the door are $7 for students; $8 for adults/seniors.

Popularity: 33% [?]

This article was posted on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 10:24 am. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

There Are No Comments To This Article

Leave A Comment

Name *required

Email *not published *required

Website

Related Articles

  • Habitat Hammers vs. Harlem Ambassadors this Saturday The Escambia County Habitat for Humanity is bringing the Harlem Ambassadors to Atmore this weekend. This promises to be a great family evening of fun and entertainment. It’s the Habitat Hammers vs. the Harlem Ambassadors in the Escambia County High School gym Saturday night, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. The Ambassadors play a unique brand of Harlem-style [...]
  • Slam dunks and smiles (with photo gallery) The Habitat Hammers took on the Harlem Ambassadors Saturday night. Needless to say, the Hammers came up short against this professional, slam-dunkin’ team, but it was all for a good cause – Escambia County Habitat for Humanity. The Hammers may not have won, but with the Ambassadors they provided an evening of outrageous fun for those [...]
  • What’s the problem at ECHS? Escambia County School Superintendent Billy Hines came to our office earlier this week. We gathered in one of our offices, and he shut the door. I knew by his actions he had significant news. Well, that may be the understatement of the year. He informed us the newly hired principal at Escambia County High School [...]
  • Webb, Currie earn band scholarships Last weekend, several members of the Escambia County High School Blue Devils Band participated in the Southeastern United States Concert Band Clinic and Honor Band (SEUS) at Troy University. Seniors Emmil Webb and Sheena-Marie Currie came home with band scholarships to Troy. Sheena-Marie will major in math and minor in music. Emmil will major in accounting and minor [...]
  • VFW presents student, teacher awards During the last few weeks of school, Atmore VFW Post 7016 presented awards to students and teachers at Perdido Elementary / Middle, Escambia County Middle School, Escambia County High School, Huxford Elementary, A.C. Moore Elementary, Ernest Ward Middle School, Northview High School. Two student awards were presented. Patriot’s Pen is a [...]
  • Turos get win over Lady Devils It was an area game, and the Lady Blue Devils came away from last week’s game with Spanish Fort with a loss. The final – 67-34. Spanish Fort took an early lead and never looked back. After leading 31-13 at the half, SFHS poured in 24 points in the third quarter, and that’s after their defense [...]
  • Ticket required for ECHS lead-out prior to prom It’s almost prom time. For those planning to attend the Escambia County High School lead-out ceremony held at the school, everyone will be required to purchase a ticket. “In the past, folks have been able to stand outside,” media center director Sheryl West said. “This year you will have to purchase a ticket prior to the [...]
  • Thanks supporting ECHS baseball team To the editor, I am writing this letter to thank the people of Atmore and Escambia County for their involvement and support during our fund-raising events for the Escambia County High School baseball team. These events include a Boston butt sale and bagging groceries. Alabama Wing House and Winn Dixie were both essential to our success [...]
  • TEMPO! Heaton to bring no huddle style, work ethic to ECHS Mark Heaton is no stranger to lower Alabama and northwest Florida football. He worked as an assistant coach at Northview High School and has been head football coach at J.U. Blacksher High School for the last two seasons. This fall Heaton will be on the sidelines at Herbert Barnes Stadium in Atmore. [...]
  • Summer school in session, grad exam offered Summer school is still in session for 2010 at Escambia County High School. Students who need to take summer classes are urged to attend the remainder of this session. Classes will be held from until July 9 and from July 19 to July 23, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.  Breakfast, lunch, and a snack will be provided. Also [...]

Navigation

Archives

Tag Cloud

American Red Cross Atmore Atmore Area Chamber of Commerce Atmore Christian School Atmore Fire Department Atmore Municipal Court Baseball Basketball Blue Devils Cougars EA ECHS Escambia Academy escambia county board of education Escambia County Commission Escambia County High School Escambia County Middle School GECA honor roll Huxford Elementary School Lady Cougars Obituaries Rachel Patterson Elementary Scbool Relay For Life Star Students