Ozark, AL
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By Christina Faulkner A group of wild turkeys moving through a grassy opening offers a glimpse into the species’ family life and the challenges young birds face during their first months. Wild turkey families generally consist of a hen and her young, which are called poults. Male turkeys do not participate in incubating eggs or raising the young.Ozark NewsClick here to log in httpw://www.ozarkal.news.com/user or Login with Facebook or Subscribe now: http://www.ozarkal.news/subcatalog
By Travis Parker The U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker welcomed a new commanding general Aug. 26 as Maj. Gen. Phillip C. “Cain” Baker assumed command from Maj. Gen. Clair A. Gill during a change of command ceremony at the Army Aviation Museum. Lt. Gen. James P. Isenhower III, commanding general of U.S. Army Combined Arms Command and Fort Leavenworth, hosted the ceremony, which included the traditional passing of the colors symbolizing the transfer of command and respons
By Christina Faulkner Members of Ozark’s public safety community stood together outside Dowling Fire Station to pay tribute to retired Ozark Fire Lieutenant and Paramedic George Edward “Eddie” Whitehead III as his funeral procession passed the station Thursday, August 27. The tribute was organized by Ozark Fire and Rescue, the Ozark Police Department, the Dale County Sheriff’s Office, and emergency medical services to honor Whitehead’s nearly three decades of service to the city and it
By Christina Faulkner As funeral and cremation costs continue to rise, Dale County has adopted a formal policy establishing how it will assist with the final disposition of those who die without the financial resources necessary for burial or cremation.Ozark NewsClick here to log in httpw://www.ozarkal.news.com/user or Login with Facebook or Subscribe now: http://www.ozarkal.news/subcatalog
By Christina Faulkner A Florida man has been arrested in connection with the July thefts of more than $12,000 in specialized mortuary equipment from Holman Funeral Home and Fuqua Bankston Funeral Home in Ozark. Christopher Michael Johnson, 58, of Largo, Florida, was arrested by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office following a multi-agency investigation. He remains in Florida awaiting extradition and court proceedings related to multiple alleged crimes across several states.Ozark NewsClick here
A Huntsville, Alabama man was injured Saturday evening in a motorcycle crash on Missouri 17 near Route AA, two miles south of Success. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the crash occurred at 5 p.m. when a 2011 Harley‑Davidson failed to negotiate a curve, traveled off the roadway, overturned, and ejected the rider. Troopers […] The post Alabama Man Injured After Motorcycle Wreck Saturday appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
By Caitlyn Cummings Five young women took the stage at Dale County High School on Sunday, Aug. 23, for the 2026 Dale County Distinguished Young Woman competition, marking the 50th year of the program in Dale County. Competing for the title were Ella Hicks, Anzley McInnis, Khloe Nelson, Samantha Nicholls and Elizabeth Woodfaulk.Ozark NewsClick here to log in httpw://www.ozarkal.news.com/user or Login with Facebook or Subscribe now: http://www.ozarkal.news/subcatalog
By Christina Faulkner Following nearly an hour of discussion among council members, city officials, school representatives, and members of the public, the Ozark City Council unanimously approved the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget with an amendment placing the full estimated $884,000 allocation for Ozark City Schools back into the budget. The council had tabled the proposed budget at its previous meeting after learning that the bond used to construct the current Carroll High School would not be
Submitted by County Extension Director Melissa Voynich The Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES) is celebrating America 250 with the Grow More, Give More 250 Pound Challenge, and Dale County currently has no participation! Can we change this, please? Have you donated produce or plan to before Labor Day? Extension’s Goal: From Memorial Day through Labor Day, at least 250 pounds of fresh produce will be donated and recorded in all 67 Alabama countiesOzark NewsClick here to log in httpw://w
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