Good morning, Dothan.

Lori Gilley and Sabrina Proctor with the Family Guidance Center previewed an upcoming community event — further details on the time and venue will be shared soon.

Wiregrass Hope Group will host its third annual Walk for Life on Saturday, Apr.

11 from 9 to 10 a.m. at Forever Wild Trails. The fundraiser (featuring a Kids’ Zone, Kids’ Race and Pastor Dash) supports its mission with $30 registration until March 25.

A traveling laser light show will light up Dothan on March 27 and 28 at the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds — this drive-in event features high-powered lasers, large-screen visuals and concert-level sound in a tailgate-style setting for families, with admission costing $35 per car.

Carver 9th Grade Academy celebrated Black History Month with a living wax museum—students dressed as influential African American leaders to honor key changemakers.

Dothan Botanical Gardens celebrated Arbor Day on Feb.

26 + the city was honored as Alabama's tree city of the year, marking a special moment for local nature lovers.

The Dothan Houston County Library System (DHCLS) no longer processes passports, and Director Chris Warren said the change may affect local passport applications as the library explores new service options (no timeline set).

Walmart is recalling cottage cheese products sold in 24 states (including Alabama) due to a potential health risk; shoppers are urged to check their refrigerators for affected items.

Zachery Carter, 27, defied an autism diagnosis and now mentors families facing similar challenges in Coffee County + his work offers hope to residents seeking support.

Walmart recalled Great Value cottage cheese sold in Alabama stores from Feb.

17 to Feb. 20 because tests showed improper pasteurization that could pose a health risk, especially for young children and older people (no illnesses have been reported). Customers are advised to return these items for a full refund.

Enterprise High School senior Mackenzie Schultz, a four-time state wrestling champion who also trains in judo, aims to qualify for the 2028 Olympics after competing at the IBJJF Pan Championship in March.

She said her training fuels her strong drive plus her vision to bring honor to her community.

Community Yard Sale

9 a.m. — 5970 Eddins Road — Free entry — Browse local treasures and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of a Dothan neighborhood.

7th Annual Nashcar Mega Car Bike Truck Audio Show

8 a.m. – 7 p.m. — National Peanut Festival — Ticket required — Experience the largest automotive competition with a showcase of cars, bikes, and custom builds in Dothan!

Americas Q-School - Alabama

— Tue, Mar 17–Fri, Mar 20 — RTJ Golf Trail at Highland Oaks — Entry fee required — Compete in the ultimate test of golfing skill on a stunning championship course.

Petals and Prosecco Garden Party

10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. — The Forum — Brunch ticket prices vary — Enjoy a delightful garden party with mimosas, a flower bar, and a silent auction supporting local children's charities.