Good morning, Dothan.

Queen’s Corner featured interviews with local leaders from Little and Miss Henry County — they discussed community service efforts that support neighborhood projects, as reported on June 3.

Dothan rescue groups are caring for dogs rescued on Monday from deplorable conditions in Dale County and asking community members to donate food, foster care, or adopt the animals (Ellie, a blue heeler-Aussie mix, lost 27 pounds from malnutrition).

Davis Farm and Petting Zoo invites families to experience a working farm this weekend in Dothan; visitors can buy free-range eggs and fresh produce and meet local animals (BillyBob the turkey, Willow the pig, and Stormy the goat) as the season’s offerings are updated.

Church at the Crossing will host its annual Kicks and Cuts back-to-school event soon to help local families prepare for the school year.

On Jun. 3, the Davis family shared why they are proud to be farmers at their long-running farm + showing how hard work and tradition keep local roots strong.

Averie Thornton previewed plans for a Wizard of Oz performance set to appear at a local theater that will bring community talent together and offer a fresh take on the classic story.

The event promises to engage local audiences in a lively production.

Dothan’s booming construction industry now leads Alabama with over 1,200 local workers as new building projects drive demand while Wallace Community College plans free summer training at the Izell Reese Community Center & officials expect a fast-track career path for new talent.

Wallace Community College discussed its Surgical Technology program in a recent segment, outlining how it equips students with hands-on skills for healthcare careers.

The segment was published yesterday.

Jordan Stanley Live Performance

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Ticketed event — Experience an engaging performance by Jordan Stanley in an intimate setting.