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7:15 a.m.: Focus on Houston County Houston County EMA has additional reports of damage in the Bay Springs Road area in Dothan, with some structure damages to barns. Some road blockage in the Marshall Road area. No injuries have been reported, and no major damage to homes or businesses reported yet. Dothan Fire Department has reported to Houston County EMA that they had to assist a driver whose car had a tree fall on it, but that the driver was uninjured. There is a lot of debris in the area, but not a lot of damage. They're assessing damage in the John D. Odom Road area, and around Providence...

With few exceptions, from the highest levels of sports down to the lowest, coaches come into a new job knowing that it is only a matter time before they are going out the door. After seven seasons at Lynn Camp, football Coach Allen Harris was the latest coach to be in this...

“They have gone above and beyond,” said Superintendent Tim Melton. Melton said Cafeteria Manager Deb Tamblin and the staff have been working hard to differentiate the items students are served each day. “We have been very fortunate,” said Melton. “She has been doing summer feeding really since the pandemic started.” Along with the cafeteria staff, transportation staff have assisted in delivering food when weather has been more hazardous or when the cafeteria staff is shorthanded. “They have done a great job to continue to feed daily,” said Melton. “She [Tamblin] has continue...

Feb 11, 2021 Close to 70% of the Ontario School Staff has signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. RichlandSource.com reports the district will do so on school grounds next Thursday, February 18th. The Clear Fork Valley Schools will also see staff receive the vaccine on Feb 18th at the Knox Educational Service Center. Most Richland County School District Staff will get the vaccine next Friday, Feb. 19th at the Mid Ohio Educational Service Center. Many districts are having either a remote learning day or have canceled classes to allow this to take place. The Shelby Health Department will ...

West Springfield breaks ground on new Coburn School Updated Dec 10, 2020; WEST SPRINGFIELD — State and local taxpayers will pay $69 million to build a new Philip G. Coburn Elementary School, but it’s the students and teachers who will build its community, educators said at a groundbreaking ceremony this week. “From the moment I stepped into Coburn School, I knew it was a special place,” recalled Colleen Marcus, a West Springfield School Committee member and former principal of Coburn School, at the Wednesday event. But “it was never the building that mattered, it was the magic hap...