Good morning, Dothan.

Students in Enterprise collected thousands of pull tabs for Ronald McDonald House as part of a key fundraiser that supports local families.

The drive builds on the charity’s ongoing efforts to help those in need.

Landmark Park dedicated a new horse arena on Apr.

21 when officials named it after David Baker to honor his longtime work teaching horsemanship to local residents (recognizing his impact on community education).

Families in Dothan are invited to the Mother Son Dance on May 12, where music, dancing, and fun activities will support local programs (Exchange Center for Child Abuse Prevention and Wiregrass 2-1-1).

Southern Anchor Fresh Market in Dothan will close on Saturday, April 25 after four years serving the community with fresh seafood, meats and prepared foods, and owner Cody Northcutt encouraged customers to visit before inventory, already sold as of Tuesday, runs out.

Today, the Better Business Bureau discussed home improvement scams to help local consumers spot red flags and verify contractor credentials (a growing consumer concern).

Four new principals have been named to lead Dothan schools + they will assume their roles soon to guide students and staff.

Three Tuskegee University students will join the first internship program at Dothan's Wiregrass Innovation Center — a new initiative set to offer hands-on work experience in the local community.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced today a $12.2M settlement with Roblox to boost online child safety and fund school resource officers statewide.

The agreement requires Roblox to add mandatory age checks and enhanced parental controls, supporting the state's Safe School Initiative.

Enterprise High School’s boys basketball coach Rhett Harrelson resigned after nine seasons, finishing with 183 wins + a state title in 2022.

He said he will explore new opportunities outside his coaching career while cherishing the bonds formed with players and staff.

Rehobeth softball coach Summer Chandler retired after 25 years, finishing with 709 Rebels wins in her career.

She was honored by past and current players before the final regular-season home game, marking a career with over 750 wins + 16 area titles and 12 trips to state competitions.

Northside senior Kaleigh Miller — trying out as a new goalkeeper — has helped spark a strong season for the Rams as the girls' soccer program needed a goalie.

Collective Soul Concert

7-9 p.m. — Dothan Civic Center Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience an unforgettable night with the iconic band Collective Soul and their melodic alternative rock hits.