In the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday, Holmes County Sheriff’s Office Monday delivered turkeys with all the Thanksgiving trimmings to local about 30 local families.
November is National Adoption Month, and while it’s common for prospective parents to want to adopt a child from birth, there are also many rewards that come with adopting a teen.
Shopping local has always been encouraged, but especially this year after the hard hit small businesses took during the pandemic. The Dothan Chamber of Commerce is working to help their business with a “Keep the Cheer Here” holiday campaign.
The Alabama Department of Senior Services provided nearly one million more meals to seniors through the Elderly Nutrition Program this fiscal year compared to the previous.
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and your family and friends and plan to socially distance out on the field or sit in the stands and enjoy a movie under the stars.
Many organizations, churches, and businesses are helping provide free Thanksgiving meals for those that are in need, or simply want to come together with their community.
Veterans Day looks different this year because of the pandemic. So, instead of public ceremonies, some groups put on a parade for residents at the state veterans nursing home.
Many will gift puppies or kittens this holiday season, but before shopping and a lot of research, they might want to consider looking at a rescue. The Troy Animal Rescue Project (T.A.R.P) is hosting their “Home for the Holiday” adoption drive.
In 2019 Alabama lost six veterans to suicide, according to the Chief of Mental Health at the Birmingham VA, Dr. Robert Campbell. Campbell said with the added stress of the pandemic, experts expect the numbers to increase nationwide.
Debra Wagner was the resident’s winner. Mid-South Bank won first place in the business category. The After-School Playground Program at Wiregrass Park is the Dothan Leisure Services division winner.
The 11th Annual Sarah Elizabeth Goree Memorial Gift to Children Boston Butt and Rib Sale will be held in the Southside Lowe’s parking lot on Thursday, November 19 through Saturday, November 21.
After such a contentious election cycle, many are finding relationships that may be strained with loved ones, particularly with those who sit across the political aisle.
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, and residents of Alabama can support patients by registering for the Help End Epilepsy specialty car tag.
Registration will be held Monday and Wednesday, November 2nd & 4th, 2020 from 3:00-5:00pm at the Westgate, Doug Tew, Walton, Wiregrass and Andrew Belle Recreation Centers.
While many on the Gulf Coast prepare for the storm, agencies like the Central Alabama Red Cross are preparing as well to assist those who will feel the impact.
