The Friday night incident is not believed to be related to the recent death of Dale County football coach Todd Horne

MIDLAND CITY — A wide-eyed Todd Horne walked into Marshall’s Sandwich Shop here Saturday for a quick bite.

A day after a tragic accident that eventually claimed the life of head football coach Todd Horne, the news improved on another front Wednesday for those associated with Dale County High School.

They say God doesn’t put more on you than you can take, but He’s put a lot on the Midland City community.

Funeral services for Dale County High School football coach Phillip Todd Horne, who died from injuries he received in a wreck in Ozark on Tuesday, have been announced.
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“I love you boy,” Terry Goodson told his best friend.

Jamie Kelley called on his friend, Todd Horne, for some help Tuesday morning.
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The news had barely had time to sink in, yet Leavy Boutwell was staring at a group of faces—many distraught, some confused, a few struggling to stay composed—that looked to him for words of comfort, clarity or guidance.
All the Dale County High School principal could give them was honesty.
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Dale County head football coach Todd Horne has died from the injuries he suffered in a Tuesday afternoon traffic accident in Ozark, which also involved four other coaches from the school.
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