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February 13, 2009

Midland City teen charged with sodomy
Midland City teen charged with sodomy

A Midland City teenager was charged with four counts of sodomy in Ozark on Thursday after allegations an adult was having sexual contact with a boy less than 10 years old, according to the Dale County Sheriff’s Office.

Bobby Bright votes against final version of Stimulus Bill

“This bill has been rushed through Congress with little debate or opportunity to offer meaningful changes and as a result, the response from my constituents has been overwhelmingly in opposition to this bill,“ Bright said.

Baby injured in shooting Friday morning
Baby injured in shooting Friday morning

Dothan police investigators are looking for a man and woman believed to have been involved in a drive-by shooting on Friday morning that left a 16-month-old girl injured.

Many will send Valentine’s love via text message
Many will send Valentine’s love via text message

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Gas leak in Ashford leads to home evacuations
Gas leak in Ashford leads to home evacuations

Residences near a gas leak on First Avenue in Ashford have been evacuated while authorities wait for gas company workers to fix the problem.

Former police records employee given probation
Former police records employee given probation

A former Dothan Police Department records employee has been sentenced to three years probation for illegally accessing criminal records.

Man gets 5 years probation for shooting into sons home
Man gets 5 years probation for shooting into sons home

A judge barred an 84-year-old Ashford man from contacting his son over the next five years.

Ozark teacher seeks answers from board

OZARK — A Carroll High School teacher who wants out of the school system is asking the school board and superintendent for some answers. It appears those answers have yet to come.

Dothan Police briefs

The following people have been arrested by the Dothan Police Department and are charged with a felony. They have not been convicted. Information provided by the Dothan Police Department.

Landmark students practicing random acts of kindness
Landmark students practicing random acts of kindness

The heart-shaped papers hanging on a wall at Landmark Elementary School record kind acts by teachers and students there.


February 12, 2009

Trailer fire leaves Cowarts woman in hospital, dog dead
Trailer fire leaves Cowarts woman in hospital, dog dead

A trailer caught fire in Cowarts Thursday night, leaving a woman in the hospital and a dog dead.

Inspector must rule on demolition of buildings

Terry Key said his buildings at 150 and 164 East Main Street are dilapidated, dangerous and need to come down.

2009 peanut season marked by uncertainty
2009 peanut season marked by uncertainty

So when can a bumper peanut crop be a bad thing and salmonella-contaminated peanut products be good for peanut farmers?

Ozark schools taking first steps toward tax referendum

OZARK – Ozark City Schools Superintendent Mike Lenhart is expected to begin the process this week toward an ad valorem tax referendum that will go to building new schools.

Policeman fired for misuse of data base information, appeals

A Dothan police officer fired last fall for accessing secure information, said he e-mailed the data to a business owner who was seeking payment on a forged check.

Dothan police arrest two in local robberies
Dothan police arrest two in local robberies

Dothan police investigators made arrests in two unrelated robberies over the past three days, including a 35-year-old man charged with stealing a pair of Reebok shoes from Sears.

Stokes not seeking re-election
Stokes not seeking re-election

Dothan City School Board Chairman Steve Stokes will not seek re-election in the upcoming 2009 election.

Q&A: The Stimulus Plan

Q. Now that the Senate has passed its version of the stimulus plan, what will happen next?

Coming Sunday in the Dothan Eagle
Coming Sunday in the Dothan Eagle

Often called the Bill Cosby of Dothan, Johnny Smith says Dothan’s black community is worse off now than it was before integration. Read Sunday’s Dothan Eagle to see what else Smith had to say.

Dothan police say woman used hammer to commit robbery
Dothan police say woman used hammer to commit robbery

Dothan police say a woman used a hammer to rob a convenience store late Wednesday night.

Dothan man charged with stealing shoes
Dothan man charged with stealing shoes

Dothan police arrested a 35-year-old man Tuesday and charged him a robbery from Sears during which, according to court records, he stole a pair of Reebok tennis shoes.

Dothan man charged with robbery, sent to prison in drug case
Dothan man charged with robbery, sent to prison in drug case

A Dothan man arrested Wednesday and charged with robbery was also sentenced to serve five years in prison Wednesday for felony drug possession.

Warrants against Clio rescue members withdrawn

The warrants that were issued Tuesday for Clio Rescue members Chauncey Wood, Tina Robinett Wood, Alice Robinett, Freddie Childs and Kathy Childs were withdrawn by Thursday, according to Barbour County Circuit Clerk David Nix.

Head of peanut company refuses to testify in salmonella inquiry
Head of peanut company refuses to testify in salmonella inquiry

WASHINGTON – The president of the peanut company accused of knowingly distributing salmonella-tainted peanut products and the manager of the company’s plant in Blakely, Ga., refused Wednesday to answer the questions of a congressional panel.

Dothan police charge four with felony crimes, two with DUI

The following people were arrested by the Dothan Police Department and charged with a felony crime. They have not been convicted. Information was provided by the Dothan Police Department.


February 11, 2009

Thomas talks about city debt

With the 2008 performance report in hand, Dothan Mayor Pat Thomas said accomplishments made during the current administration have predominantly been pay-as-you-go projects.

Dothan sales tax numbers down
Dothan sales tax numbers down

City of Dothan Finance Director Angela Palmer sighed as she saw the December sales tax numbers.

African drummer teaches lesson in diversity

It’s a journalistic masterpiece about a man, a drum and some kids. What more could you want? The video’s pretty sweet, too.

Dothan police charge Samson couple with jewelry store burglary

Dothan police investigators charged a Samson couple Wednesday with the burglary of a Dothan jewelry store and a break-in of a state Department of Correction vehicle.

Warrants isssued for Clio Rescue members

Warrants have been issued for five members of Clio Rescue, Inc.

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