Cassidy Lee
Digital Content Manager, WTVY
Dothan
Cassidy joined WTVY as a Digital Content Producer in July of 2022 and took over as Digital Content Manager in January 2023. She attended Birmingham Southern College and earned a degree in English and a minor in Writing. She is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Popular Fiction Writing and Publishing.
It starts as a cough that could last for several weeks and may not respond to antibiotics
Last year, Miracle on Foster collected over 200,000 pounds of food and was able to create around 165,000 meals for those in need.
Introducing your new Miss National Peanut Festival
These ten young women will move on to the finals tomorrow
Congratulations to the newest Little Miss National Peanut Festival
The National Peanut Festival is right around the corner meaning it’s time for the 2023 Little Miss National Peanut Festival Pageant.
Director of Dothan Houston County Library Systems Chris Warren joined News4 to share an out-of-this-world book
Meetings in Shelby County about Pride Month displays in the children’s section and debates in Prattville about sexually explicit content sparked both residents and officials to come forward in other parts of the state.
It’s always a good time to introduce new habits into your life. News4 and the Dothan Houston County Library Systems encourage you to do so through literature.
As schools get back in session, reading may seem like a chore but News4 and the Dothan Houston County Library System encourage you to introduce the habit of reading into your life.
Parents of a two-year-old that died after being left in a hot car in May are facing additional charges.
According to the Dothan Police Department, a murder suspect has turned himself in after several months on the run.
All lanes will be open with a connector road that will be built at the start of the project.
An annual proclamation is set to hit Governor Kay Ivey’s desk on Tuesday and it may be one you’ve never heard of before.
Water World operated without radio announcements, waves, or the tippy buckets to make sure everyone was able to experience the park.
Main Street Enterprise chose the all women-owned business from several applicants before presenting the business to the City Council for approval on Tuesday.
According to a press release from the sheriff’s office, they received a call on Friday around 12:30 p.m. that a diver was in distress in a cave at Blue Springs.
Let us know where you think we should stop on our next Hometown Tour.
News4's Hometown Tour finishes up Friday May 26 in Ashford.
News4's Hometown Tour finishes up Friday May 26 in Ashford.
News4's Hometown Tour continues Friday May 12 in Daleville.
Remarkably Bright Creatures is a relatively new book, coming out just last year. It’s Van Pelt’s debut novel and was selected as a “Read with Jenna” book club book.
News4's Hometown Tour continues Friday May 5 in Enterprise.
McCraney faces life in prison without parole or the death penalty.
The much anticipated trial begins with opening arguments Wednesday
The Alabama State Department of Education has announced that six Dale County and two Ozark City schools are receiving Purple Star School designations.
This month, Chapter Chat focused on nonfiction books and how these reads can help improve life skills.
Within the next few months, Narcan can be sold directly to consumers in drug stores, convenience stores, grocery stores, gas stations, as well as online.
Narcan is used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose and can potentially save a life.
Medical Center Enterprise is honoring nurses with the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses.
This month's Chapter Chats is highlighting children's books.
A one night only show, there will be bull riding and barrel racing followed by live country music by Trey Lewis with Ella Langley and Tristan Baugh.
Saturday will see Dothan National Golf Club lined with cars for a cause.
They are rolling out an automated stop arm violation system powered by AngelTrax on Wednesday.
Gov. Ivey awarded grants totaling $519,738 to support five organizations that help domestic violence victims and provide education programs to prevent abuse.
The new shop will be run by students based on a business plan that FBLA members created.
SEADC is excited to put on their spring performance of The Lion King March 9-12 at the Dothan Civic Center.
It’s always a good time to introduce new habits into your life. Here at News4, we are encouraging you to do so through literature with our new segment, Chapter Chat.
The Matt Rodgers ACT 30+ Award will be given to high school students who get a score of 30 or above on any section of the ACT.
The new installation will be ready for skaters this weekend as crews were hard at work on Tuesday.
The Dothan Business Hall of Fame was established in 2011 by the Chamber of Commerce and Dothan Area Young Professionals to recognize local business leaders and their impact on the community.
She is a year old and has already been spayed and had all of her shots, so she’s ready to find a new home.
As he packs up his sleigh and takes to the skies this weekend, the U.S Airforce stays on the lookout to track when Santa is coming into town.
