The Daleville Department of Public Safety announces the arrest of Antwan “Country Wayne” Young, 36, of Daleville, in connection with a first-degree robbery that occurred on April 14, 2025.
At approximately 9:21 PM on April 14th, officers responded to a reported armed robbery at a residence on Templeton Drive. According to the victim, a male suspect entered the home, brandished a handgun, and demanded cash. The suspect fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money prior to officers’ arrival.
During the investigation and with assistance from community members, Investigators identified Antwan Young, also known as “Country Wayne,” as the suspect. He was apprehended without incident at 10:35 AM today, April 24, 2025, near Culpeper Park.
Mr. Young has been charged with Robbery in the First Degree, a Class A felony. He is currently being held at the Dale County Jail pending a bond hearing.
The Daleville Department of Public Safety applauds the efforts of the investigative team and expresses gratitude to community members for their continued support in keeping our neighborhoods safe.
The 9th annual Savoy Jones Golf Tournament is coming up with a welcome event and auction on May 1 and the tournament on May 2.
The Savoy Jones Benefit Foundation holds a year golf event in honor of Savoy Jones, who passed away at 15 after collapsing during basketball practice. The foundation provides scholarships and leadership opportunities to motivated college students with financial need.
The welcome reception is Thursday, May 1 at 7 p.m. at 5918 Fortner Street in Dothan.
The tournament is on Friday, May 2 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Highland Oaks. Registration is at 8 a.m., and tee time is at 9 a.m.
We’re not just getting physical — we’re getting recreational.
The Houston County Commission plans to authorize recreational developments for Webb, Kinsey and Gordon.
At the next meeting on Tuesday, the County Commission is expected to authorize funds for playground equipment in Webb, basketball and pickleball courts in Kinsey, and developments to the boat ramp in Gordon.
Developments in Webb and Kinsey are expected to come from hotel tax funds. The funds developing the Gordon boat ramp come from the Department of Conservation.
Chairman Brandon Shoupe called the moves a strategic effort to encourage people to stay in or move back to an area with low cost of living.
“If we’re going to recruit and retain talent, we’ve got to compete with other communities that are doing the same thing,” he said. “All these things are smart investments. We’re super excited to put this money to work.”
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