Good morning, Dothan.

Officials announced that the residential foster girl's home in Dothan has been renamed Chrysalis Home for Girls (in honor of founder Mary Julia Lee) to recognize her contributions to the community.

Leadership Dothan Class 44 will host a family-friendly community night on May 8 at 6 p.m. at The Plant to support Girls Inc. of Dothan — proceeds will fund a new roof while guests enjoy dinner, live entertainment, and special performances by program participants.

The Azalea-Dogwood Festival Parade will take place at Solomon Park on Sunday, March 15, with family-friendly activities from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. including food trucks, face painting, inflatables & a balloon artist.

Katelyn Skipper and Andy McDuffie with Habitat for Humanity will host a fundraiser event on Saturday, Mar.

7 at The Plant in Dothan—inviting community members to support local building projects.

Mark Nichols and Ashton Kasper shared details about the upcoming Miles 4 Music 5K race sponsored by the Daleville Band Parents Association.

The community run will take place soon to support local music programs.

Board members voted to rename the Chrysalis Home for Girls as the Mary Julia Lee Chrysalis Home for Girls to honor its late founder who started the shelter nearly 40 years ago; director Kristyn Etheredge said the change was made a year after her passing.

Kristy Cox and Dana Milanowski discuss Headland businesses — Kristy's Killer Macro Meals and Velvet Elvis Bakeshop — highlighting their offerings and role in the local scene.

Adam Jones and Emily Atterberry detailed the upcoming production Annie, which will run from Mar.

10–14 at the Dothan Opera House.

Dothan High School JROTC will hold a drive-through steak sale fundraiser on March 26 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. behind the school—tickets cost $15 and come with a ribeye, baked potato, and roll while helping teach cadets teamwork.

Joseph Brackins from All In Credit Union explains how to use your tax refund wisely by advising Dothan residents to set aside savings and cover essential bills (like utilities or groceries) to better manage money.

Doctors Angel Nunez, Trent Howard, and Chief Nursing Officer Dan Cumbie from Flowers Hospital will bring a hands-on mobile thoracic oncology experience to Dothan for local residents to learn about emerging cancer care techniques.

The event is expected soon.

The Dothan Wolves fell to Tuscaloosa County by five points in overtime during their Final Four game, ending their season after a close contest.

Local fans now look ahead to upcoming town events.

Students from Dale County left the classroom for a sheriff’s rodeo this weekend where professionals and high school riders showcased bull-whip demonstrations, barrel racing, and bull-riding in the arena.

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.