PANSEY: 8:28 PM Houston County Sheriff 911 has dispatched a shots fired in the 1200 block of Dock Lamb Road in Pansey.
Five Houston County Sheriff Deputies were running lights and siren, east bound on Highway 84 from Beverlye Road at Dothan.
As more information is available we will update.
WIREGRASS: 6:53 PM RSN has some people staged to call in the election results. Rickey Stokes will be live on Rickey Stokes FACEBOOK driving and attempting to get results.
If anyone has any TEXT RICKEY 334-790-1729.
Polls close at 7:00 PM. Tune in on FACEBOOK and we will update as we can.
UPDATED @ 19:05
Ozark states results will be in about an hour.
UPDATED @ 7:08 PM
HEADLAND
MAYOR Balkcom 93; Singleton 750
COUNCIL D-2 Wilcox 232; Wofford 91
COUNCIL D-4 Galloway 37; McCraney 149
UPDATED @ 7:13 PM
MAYOR Carothers 92 Lamb 128 Singleton 5
UPDATED @ 7:26 PM ASHFORD
MAYOR Barfield 127 Rosenkoetter 306
COUNCIL D-1 Gibson 239 Crittenden 137
COUNCIL D-2 Waller 303 Whitehead 128
COUNCIL D-3 Johnson 306 Teague?? 111
COUNCIL D-4 UNOPPOSED
COUNCIL D-5 Smith 293 Brown 119
OZARK @ 7:47 PM
MAYOR Blankenship 862 Ward 2020
ONLY 1 Incumbent returns, Winston Jackson. All others defeated.
COWARTS @ 8:35 PM
MAYOR Odom 318 Roland 120
COUNCIL D-1 Hughes 109 Jenkins 66
COUNCIL D-2 Atterberry 113 Townsell 18
COUNCIL D-3 Baxley 122 Tate 249
COUNCIL D-4 Bowens 195 Townsell 83 Watson 147 RUN OFF With Bowers & Watson
COUNCIL D-5 Braswell 147 Watson 278
UPDATED @ 8:09 PM
COTTONWOOD
MAYOR Granger 183 Welch 98
COUNCIL D-1 Capehart 38 Lewis 12
COUNCIL D-3 Johnson 36 Pearson 20
COUNCIL D-4 Geddings 31 Whitehead 45
COLUMBIA @ 8:16 PM
COUNCIL D-1 Roy Lee Lee
COUNCIL D-3 Teresa Richardson
EUFAULA @ 8:46 PM
MAYOR Chris Beam with 1227, Incumbent Jack Tibbs with 1303. in a run off. RUN OFF.
COUNCIL D-2 Hill 305 Wright 287
COUNCIL D-4 Bailey 367 Ward 306
DALEVILLE @ 8:37 PM
MAYOR Stayon re-elected
MIDLAND CITY @ 8:38 PM
MAYOR Former Mayor JoAnn Grimsley won re-election
SLOCOMB @ 8:38 PM
MAYOR Rob Hinson, Incumbent 297 Tony Helms ( not Sheriff Helms ) 120
COUNCIL Henly Hicks 291 Ryan Smith 124
NEWTON @ 8:42 PM
Mayor Pruett 123 Sidebottom 94 Daniels 60 Irby 35 RUNOFF
MALVERN @ 9:01 PM
MAYOR Samantha Barron won
ENTERPRISE @ 9:38 PM
Incumbent Enterprise Mayor William ” Bill ” Cooper is in a run off with Baker.
DOTHAN: 4:32 PM Dothan 911 dispatched a 5 ( five ) accident on Cottonwood Road and Forrester Road. The accident with injuries.
Multiple Dothan Fire Engines, Pilcher Ambulances and Dothan Police responded. One patient was transported trauma alert to a Dothan hospital.
Reports are there are no life threatening injuries.
OZARK: 3:36 PM Registered voters in Ozark, lifelong registred voters, who reside in the corporate city limits of Ozark have appeared at the polling place to vote.
Then they were told the books do not show they reside in the city limits of Ozark Alabama and have been required to vote a provosional ballot. UNCONFIRMED reports, as of 3:36 PM at least 400 provisional ballots cast so far.
Law Enforcement have been required to carry additional provisional ballots to the polling place several times today. If I could share some of the people who have been required to vote provisional because the records do not show them living in the city limits of Ozark, you wwould be like me… DO WAHT??????
UNCONFIRMED reports the City of Ozark used their “internal” programmer to program the voting machines rather than contracting the machines out. And CHAOS in the voting in Ozark.
The Mayor in Ozark is like the City Manager is in Dothan. The Mayor runs the day to day operations of the city. The incumbent Mayor, Mark Blankenship is opposed by the Director of the Ozark Department of Public Safety, Charles Ward. And the UNCONFIRMED reports are the City of Ozark employee programmed the voting machines.
So here we go …
UPDATED @ 5:16 PM
We have had additional updates who report only 16 or 17 provisional votes, UNCONFIRMED. And sources told me there were 400 provisional ballots UNCONFIRMED.
We have been told other municipalities has had to provide supplies today, not only to Ozark but other municipalities across Dale County.
Sources states that people who thought they reside in the city limits are being told they do not reside in the city limits. One person was denied to vote in Midland City and were told they live in Napier Field city limits. But the resident states they DO NOT live in Napier Field but in Midland City and the Midland City Town Clerk confirmed they live in the city limits but they have been denied to vote. They were told they could vote provisional ballot.
A MESS!!!!
WIREGRASS: The election polls have been open about 15 minutes now. In most all municipalities, except Dothan, the polls are open to elects Mayors and Council Members.
The recent election in Dothan, one incumbent lost by 4 votes. One new member won by 13 votes. Which means, every vote counts.
While we live in days when most have zero trust for those elected and appointed in leadership, you must vote in order to change it. So, exercise your right and go vote.
Some RSN suggestions:
Cottonwood Mayor: Van Granger
Ashford Mayor: Blake Rosenkoetter
Gordon Mayor: Charles Dismukes
Cowarts Mayor: Randy Rowland
Cowarts Council: Glenn S. Bowens
Taylor Mayor: Merritt Carothers
Headland Mayor: Jody Singleton
Midland City Mayor: Cindy Gary
Ozark Mayor: Charles Ward
Enterprise Mayor: William “ Bill” Cooper
Slocomb Mayor: Rob Hinson
Just a few suggestions. Please exercise your vote today. Polls close at 7 PM
HEADLAND: After 16 years on the Headland City Council , when Ray Marler resigned and took over as Henry County Commission Chairman/Probate Judge, Councilman Jody Singleton was appointed Mayor of Headland.
For the past 8 months or so Jody Singleton has taken over the ropes of Mayor and managed the City of Headland well. He and the members of the Headland City Council work well together. And that relationship is what brongs your town together to grow in the future. Growth with the small town atmosphere.
As Councilman for the past 16 years and now as Mayor Jody Singleton is approachable. He is genuinely interested in people and their needs. Also in his professional life as a CPA ( Certified Public Accountant ) he kows what details to look at to maintain the City of Headland on a positive economic track.
As Mayor, managing the day to day staff, to be successful one must have county, state and national contacts. And Jody Singleton has developed those contacts over his life, most especially over the past 16 years serving on the Headland City Council.
Recently I observed one of the meetings Mayor Jody Singleton was in charge of. He was kind to each councilman, listening to them. He was kind to the public and interacted in the meetings. He kept order and the meeting flowed well. No drama, just calm and professional business.
So on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, RSN urges te registered voters of Headland Alabama to elect Jody Singleton as your Mayor.
FROM WWW.JODYSINGLETON.NET
As mayor, my priorities are clear:
– Maintain the growth and quality of life that make Headland such a special place
– Improve transparency and communication between city leadership and our community
– Serve with honesty, integrity, and a true commitment to the people of Headland
This is my hometown, and I care deeply about our future. I’m asking for your vote on August 26, and I look forward to continuing the conversation with you in the weeks ahead.
Thank you for your support. Let’s keep Headland moving forward together.
