The county seat of Dale County Alabama, the city of Ozark was originally peopled by the Creek Indians and was given its current name in 1855 after a man traveling through town suggested that the area reminded him of the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas. Prior to that it was called Merricks, in honor of a Revolutionary War veteran, and then Woodshop.
Recommended Resources
The official city web site presents details about the city, its government, economic development, and community resources as well as upcoming municipal events and the local weather. The location and a community video are also accessible from the site.
http://www.ozarkalabama.us/
The official school department website includes information about the school system which includes links to the individual schools, the code of conduct, school calendar, and accountability reports.
http://www.ozarkcityschools.net/public/
Offers photographs of the Ozark, Alabama property, including the accommodations, a list of amenities, and a section regarding nearby attractions, eateries, and activities. Also provides rates and room availability.
http://www.qualityinn.com/hotel-ozark-alabama-AL205
Displays information about the church, upcoming special events, and ministries. Additionally, text versions of past sermons are available on the site, and the schedule of worship and bible study and the location of the church are here as well.
http://www.angelfire.com/nt/upperroom/
