The City of Dothan’s Department of Leisure Services is conducting a community-wide survey as a way to discover what citizens are looking for from their Leisure Services department.
Mayor Cooper said these events are just the beginning of an active year in the City of Enterprise, if the COVID-19 crisis continues to make progress toward an end.
In February 2020, Chris Sims thought he just had a sinus infection. After spending 73 days UAB hospital, Sims and his team of doctors believed it was COVID-19. This is before they knew much about what COVID-19 was.
More than 50 years ago, an Alabama man walked shoulder to shoulder with Martin Luther King and John Lewis on the Edmund Pettus Bridge during a dark day in America’s history.
One week from today, The 6th annual Adam Deese Memorial Boston Butt and Rib Sale kicks off in Dothan, benefiting the Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center.
A Callaway canine has added a very special member to his pack. Tiny Yorkie-poo, Buddy, has formed an attachment to his mail carrier. One that pretty much goes both ways.
Rodney Smith Jr. is known across the country as the man who mows lawns for those in need. He’s now helping those impacted by winter storms, and encouraging others to serve.
Due to the threat of severe weather, The Florida Department of Health in Jackson County has rescheduled Thursday’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic to Friday, February 19th, 2021.
In an abundance of caution surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, members of First United Methodist Church in Dothan will be handing out sackcloth crosses this Ash Wednesday, in exchange for the traditional process where marks of ashes are imposed on the forehead.
A group of theater students at Prattville Christian Academy received a letter of encouragement from actress Julie Andrews following the loss of their play director.
The Patti Rutland Dance Company’s shows run from February 10th through the 13th. The performance is being held at the Cultural Arts Center with social distancing in the crowd
Even with nearly a year of caring for COVID patients, it’s still tough for registered nurse Colby Kent to find the words to describe its impact on him.
This charitable gift will allow WMA to continue to respond to the ongoing disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as strengthen operations, existing programs, and special projects at WMA.
By Press Release: Alabama Department of Public Health
Producers of the top three videos selected will receive a cash prize, and all five of the videos will be featured on the sponsoring organizations’ websites and social media.
