Good morning, Dothan.

Dothan Leisure Services hosted a Mother's Day nature celebration on Sunday, May 10 that gave mothers a self-guided walk on the Kiwanis Trail (with a scavenger hunt, nature-inspired crafts, and local vendors).

Henry County farmer Emmanuel Bankston joined the national Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee after a recent trip to Washington, D.C.; he brings over a decade of hands-on leadership to boost local agriculture + community pride.

Meteorologist Zack Webster teaches disc golf to Mia Nelson this morning - the lesson offers a hands-on look at a fun local sport.

Dothan is set for a fun summer with the Houston County Library’s free Summer Reading Program (starting May 26), Water World opening its gates at the end of May, and a full lineup of camps, fishing, sports and movies in parks that will keep families busy and budgets in check.

Freedom Ignited is a celebration honoring veterans, service members and families on May 16 at the National Peanut Festival grounds.

It begins at 11 a.m. with a quiet hour, then offers live music, a truck exhibit, vendors and a fireworks show—admission is free with a $20 parking donation.

Houston County will use state funds to upgrade industrial access roads for Cencora’s expanded cold chain storage, which will help local distributors manage more specialty medicines.

Officials expect work to start soon—boosting local business growth.

Law enforcement agencies in the Wiregrass have warned the public that counterfeit Origami Folding Notes (novelty currency) are circulating and advised residents to contact local authorities immediately if they receive one.

A Dothan High student battling an illness graduated on May 11, with the school community recognizing the milestone + the achievement reflects a challenging recovery journey.

Rosemary Cox said the Jewel Youth Program has helped girls build confidence and develop personal skills through mentoring and engaging activities; the program continues to support local youth.

Main Street in Dothan is resurfacing today, and future phases will cover Museum, Englewood, Oats and West Main.

Local officials say the project is part of ongoing efforts to upgrade road conditions for smoother community travel.

Longtime civic leader Culbreth has been named the new executive director for Downtown Dothan Main Street.

The appointment is set to boost local efforts and guide future community improvements.

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.