Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 4th of May.
Good morning, Dothan.
Recent data shows that over 454,000 (households) in Alabama lost power for nonpayment in 2024.
The state ranked fourth behind Oklahoma, Texas, and Florida, and officials say safety measures during extreme weather seldom stop shutoffs.
Dothan High School counselors tell seniors they do not need to have everything planned by graduation and provide guidance sessions to help plan future steps.
The program aims to ease stress about post-graduation decisions.
Dothan High School now offers classes on resumes, interviews, college costs, and life skills to help seniors transition after graduation (according to guidance counselor Sylvia Quattlebaum).
The program supports students choosing work or college paths as they overcome post-COVID challenges.
Wiregrass Pets is launching a summer camp for kids from June 1 until June 26 (camps run daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) that combine animal care, STEM activities, creative sessions, and water slides.
Parents can sign up online, on Facebook or by phone.
A fundraiser runs Friday, May 22 to support Senior Animal Services Officer Renee Skipper battling cancer.
For $10, residents can enjoy a hamburger, chips & drink at the southside parking lot of the Dothan Police Department from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Highly Suspect Concert
10 AM – 9 PM — The Plant — Tickets start at $54 — Experience a can't-miss live show by Highly Suspect in Dothan, AL.
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