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Jacqueline Rice is celebrating her 100th birthday like a queen. She’s been a breast cancer survivor for 31 years now, and Saturday she got her own parade.

Talking through a window. Having a drive-by parade. Even meeting through a distance outside. It’s not nearly enough connection for some families.

It’s illegal to shoot fireworks within the Dothan City limits. However, you are allowed to set them off in the county.

If you have a live Christmas tree, you’re probably wondering what to do with it after the holiday.

The Georgia Cotton Commission recently donated 12,000 pairs of socks to various homeless shelters across the state.

The family said they lost their previous home after Hurricane Michael and now they have to start over, again.

The family was brought down to a McDonald’s in Callaway where Devon was given Christmas gifts to fit his needs.

For those who have been diagnosed with COVID-19, talking about it isn’t always easy.

Wallace Community College-Dothan’s theatre department has partnered with Dothan City Schools to increase technical skills of their students.

It’s a tradition at South Georgia Medical Center (SGMC), babies born in the week of Christmas, go home in a cute stocking and little Santa hat.

The trailer will allow the Harbor to take showers directly to those who don’t have access to one otherwise.

Turkeys from Heaven helps feeds families within a 60 mile radius of Dothan.

Prattville chef Nieves Anderson has been ‘Santa’s special elf’ for 10 children this Christmas.

Jennifer Gallagher has spent 6 years and thousands of dollars of her own money providing better living conditions for outdoor dogs and cats in need of assistance in Bullock County.

Lt. Bryan Farrington with the Salvation Army said they are not sure how, but someone was able to steal one of their kettles

The event will begin Tuesday morning.

A young woman not only beat cancer but used it to springboard herself to something better; serving others in a noble profession.

An early white supporter of equal rights for Black people in Alabama at the start of the civil rights movement has died.

Former Congressman and WJHG Sportscaster Earl Hutto died Monday at the age of 94.

Last week, both graduated from college – Tiffany Blackwell from Jackson State University, and her daughter Alexandria from the University of Southern Mississippi.

A Tallahassee couple has donated five years worth of pocket change to help those in need.

Stacey Redmon was one of 17 honored Monday with the Carnegie Medal.

Josh Mcinnish plays the piano at Pigeon Forge's Titanic Attraction and wows crowds and coworkers alike.

If you want to make a difference this holiday season you can start by rolling up your sleeve.

Tourism Director Tammy Doerer has excitedly announced a holiday-themed contest that began Friday.

Monday will come and go quietly, like most other days for Shirley and Emma Jean Roberson. The south Alabama couple will have dinner and watch a little television, say their nightly prayers, then retire to bed with him having tried on his new thermal socks.

260 bikes were assembled Saturday morning.

The Miracle on Foster Street food drive has expanded this year, not only becoming a week long event but also making its way into schools, encouraging students to collect canned good for the Wiregrass Area Food Bank. A second grader at Mulkey Elementary is raising canned goods in a way like no other.

The Warren Beck Youth Leadership Program in Geneva got a surprise $1,000 from the Southeast Alabama Community Foundation.

The event is usually held to commemorate Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month, which is observed nationally in September, but it was postponed this year due to Covid-19 concerns.