The first ever Women’s Safety Initiative is underway. On Wednesday, Feb. 24, the women worked as a team, along side the experts, to learn the American Heart Associations Heart Saver CPR, AED and obstructed airway training.
This is an eight month long program where women will take part in courses in CPR, First Aid, self defense, fire arm safety and Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.).
Improving child, community and country through civic engagement is the mission of the Liberty Learning Foundation but to students it’s so much more than that.
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.
Curtis has brought to light several stories of victims that have been affected by the criminal justice system and has spotlighted Wiregrass Angel House programs over the years.
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.
Alabama's Attorney General Steve Marshall’s name has been mentioned as a possible candidate for U.S. Senator Richard Shelby’s seat. He has put those rumors to rest. He says he hopes to continue his role for four more years.
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.
Dothan has 31 adults who are homeless. That number is significantly down from last years, which was 83. However, not all information from emergency shelters has been received.
Southeast Health usually prepares between 200 to 250 vaccines a day, but this week as one of the state’s mass vaccine clinics they tripling those numbers.
Southeast Health has administered almost 3,000 COVID-19 vaccines this week. The hospital attributes the success to not only the staff, but the volunteers as well, many of which are college students.
Due to anticipated inclement weather, the Wednesday, February 10, COVID-19 testing clinic scheduled for the Houston County Health Department in Dothan has been cancelled.
A synthetic antibody made specifically for treating COVID-19 symptoms is available here in Dothan. Health officials say the monoclonal antibody may limit the severity of the virus and works to keep patients from becoming hospitalized.
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.
It is the first day of Alabama extending the vaccine eligibility to those 65 and older and certain frontline essential workers. One of the eight mass clinics in the state of Alabama is being held right here in Dothan.
