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Located in the heart of Downtown Dothan, the Wiregrass Museum of Art will receive statewide and national attention with a feature on Simply Southern TV.

The open date is expected sometime in 2024.

News 4 takes a look at what's going on in the community.

The folks at Water World and Dothan Leisure Services will be holding a Peanut-Coloring Contest as they look for a design for their peanut which will be located at the soon-to-be complete new front entrance at the park.

Derek Danielus Raiford Jr., has traveled far and wide to earn this accomplishment.

The school district is putting an extra emphasis on safety this year.

This week, Coffee County EMA and the Enterprise Police Department is making it a priority by providing active shooter training to faculty and staff at Enterprise City Schools.

The City of Dothan, Alabama, and the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology announced today they have signed a memorandum of understanding to pursue a public-private partnership to create a new HudsonAlpha Wiregrass.

A meeting is set for 10 a.m. on Tuesday, August 2 that will continue discussion for a proposed charter school in Dothan.

The sales are expected to generate revenue which would go toward infrastructure.

Thanks to a grant from Alabama Power Company, Wiregrass United Way gears up to serve thousands of meals to people in need in this years Pacesetter campaign.

What was once a full-service gas station has transformed into one of the top seafood restaurants in the southeast.

Hartford's Senior Center gives residents over 65 a place to be youthful and socialize with others. The seniors are provided meals Monday through Friday and participate in daily activities.

The City of Dothan’s Love Your Neighbor Clean-Up Project is headed to the Morris-Haven neighborhood.

News 4 takes a look at what’s going on in the community.

From welding to information technology, Dothan Tech students aren’t just laying by the pool this summer.

Discussion between city leaders and citizens is set for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, August 2 at the Enterprise City Council meeting at City Hall.

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall will be in Andalusia this weekend.

Geneva Police want to connect with the community and believe this is an important way to do so.

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded grants totaling $89,350 to assist domestic violence victims in 12 south Alabama counties as well as one east Alabama county.

The Enterprise Depot museum leaves a stamp in history with artifacts dating back from the 1900s.

Registration for the 2022 Dothan Miracle League is coming up at the end of the month.

Make your way through hundreds of books and play 18 holes of mini golf at the Dothan Library.

Jai Freeman, owner of Headland IGA Grocery Store, told News 4 about how inflation is affecting his business and his customers.

News 4 takes a look at what's going on in the community.

Students in the esthetics program learn how to be skin care professionals.

A big day for the City of Geneva as a four year planning project finally begins. On Wednesday, they took the first steps by breaking ground on the soccer complex that will be at the recreation park.

Downtown Enterprise hosts first block party during WTVY Hometown Tours.

E. Selma Street, between S. Appletree St. and Duke St. will be closed to through traffic starting today.

DPD officers keep athletes and fans safe at the World Games