Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of March.
Good morning, Dothan.
The 62nd Azalea-Dogwood Parade and Festival saw the debut of the Azalea-Dogwood Queen + her court on Sunday, Mar.
16. The event showcased vibrant local traditions and community spirit.
Drivers in the region face rising fuel costs as prices hit $3.72 a gallon; analysts say if crude oil stays above $90 a barrel, high prices will continue through the fall + consumers are urged to monitor their fuel expenditures.
Wallace Community College-Dothan named Dr. Chris Franklin as Dean of Student Services on March 1.
He brings nearly 30 years in higher education (with expertise in enrollment management and student success) to strengthen academic support for students.
The Exchange Center in Dothan has scheduled an adult anger management course that will begin Thursday, Apr.
30 at its facility; participants must complete seven sessions and pay a $120 cash fee by 1 p.m. Tuesday, Apr. 28 (registration deadline).
Megan Watson from the Nursery on 84 warned gardeners that selecting plants suited for the local climate is key as freezing nights approach in Houston County—she said plant protection starts at purchase.
City crews began demolishing the former Lee Livingston building on West Main Street last week as part of preparations for the new City Hall project—expected to clear 2,500 cubic yards of debris and free up space for parking and landscaping.
Dothan Miracle League will open their spring season on Saturday as athletes take the field to start their games, giving local sports fans a chance to enjoy community sports.
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.
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