Good morning, Dothan.

Don McAllister plans to reopen his Green Acres Farms in Slocomb on March 1; visitors can fish for catfish + view his buffalo herd on land with a heritage dating back to 1892.

Don McAllister runs a Geneva County farm that has raised and sold rare products to the southeast for decades — a proud tradition that continues to shape local farming.

His work highlights deep roots in the community.

Carlos and Cary Rodriguez run Cubano's On the Go food truck, serving Cuban dishes at local spots along the Wiregrass.

They share how traditional recipes and fresh ingredients bring a taste of Cuba to community food lovers.

Grow Southeast Alabama will award 11 $1,000 scholarships to Wiregrass high school seniors pursuing trade and certification programs at local community colleges, boosting their path toward technical careers.

Susie Kringy with SpectraCare explained that Dry January offers a month-long challenge for locals to pause alcohol use and boost wellness + improve health.

The initiative has gained popularity and provides participants a chance for a fresh start this month.

The new NHL Street Hockey program will offer in-house play at Walton Park with gym practices planned soon to bring local sports fans together + spark friendly competition.

The Wicksburg Youth Athletic Associations says the new baseball and softball park funded by Houston Co. lodging tax will open for play this season in Wicksburg.

Registration is underway for Miracle League Spring Baseball in Dothan at Doug Tew Therapeutic Recreation Center.

It accepts players and volunteer coaches and assistants during sessions from Jan. 5 to 16; opening ceremonies are on March 13 at Rotary Miracle Field with the season starting March 14.

Daddy Daughter Date Night

5:30-8 p.m. — NPF ALFA Building — Fun evening for daddies and daughters featuring dinner, dancing, and live music.