Good morning, Dothan.

Alana and Perri Ann Stevens detailed the upcoming Wiregrass Area Buddy Walk today, supporting families, friends & caregivers of individuals with Down syndrome.

Maria Skinner from Dothan Leisure Services announced a child competition event called the Tiny Tot Triathlon happening next month at Kiwanis Park (where kids can race and have fun).

The event offers a friendly challenge for young athletes.

Families are invited to join Ashford's annual Egg-Stravaganza at Ashford Recreation Park on Saturday, March 28 starting with photos with the Easter Bunny from 9 to 10 a.m. followed by an egg hunt with 7,000 eggs and live music, games, and prizes for children aged 0–12.

The Houston County Library in Dothan showcases a spring reading collection curated by Chris Warren (offering new titles) for local community members to enjoy.

Wallace Community College-Dothan will host a Health Sciences Simulation Clinic for over 750 first graders from local school systems to learn about nutrition, exercise, and hygiene via interactive activities (Mar.

24-26) at the Heersink Family Health Sciences Building.

Lawmakers are reviewing a bill that would limit student screen time from kindergarten through grade 12, with seven legislative days remaining before the session ends.

Alabama lawmakers are debating SB 257, a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow voters to decide on legal sports betting, a state lottery and casinos amid March Madness, and the measure still awaits needed legislative support.

The ongoing discussion could shape future revenue options for local communities.

Governor Kay Ivey signed House Bill 156 on March 17, making Alabama the 24th state to join the PA Licensure Compact.

The new compact (which affects more than 1,400 physician assistants) streamlines licensing and is expected to improve care in rural areas.

The Troy Trojans will face Nebraska today at 11:40 a.m. as they seek their first NCAA Tournament win.

Coaches said the team feels more prepared this season — a sign of renewed confidence after last year's appearance.

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.

3rd Annual Spring Fling

2-8 p.m. — Solomon Park — Free entry — Enjoy a day filled with fun activities, food trucks, and community spirit while supporting child abuse prevention efforts.