Good morning, Dothan.

Jessica McGuffin previewed a local food truck faceoff that will take place soon in Dothan, and event details on timing and venue will be announced later.

This Blessed Dress helps young ladies find dresses for special occasions, as noted on Friday, Jun.

5. The program offers local support for community celebrations in Dothan.

Local leaders have raised concerns following an Alabama ruling — they plan to host an open dialogue to protect the city's Civil Rights history ahead of Juneteenth.

The discussion aims to foster community engagement and respect for historical events.

Tropical Smoothie in Dothan is hosting National Tropical Smoothie Day (Flip Flop Day) to raise funds for No Kids Hungry today at its local spot.

The event aims to engage community support and spotlight the charity effort.

Dothan Dragons coaches Aaron and Ricky previewed today's Circle City Scratchers Night at Rip Hewes Stadium, a charity soccer match featuring pink and black jerseys, an online auction, & a donation drive benefiting Wiregrass Pets.

Fans who bring needed pet supplies receive a free ticket.

Downtown Dothan is boosting its local economy as leaders support local businesses and tourism with new investments and expanded events — a renovated building featuring Downtown Books and an antique mall will open soon while upcoming concerts add lively activity.

Jacob Camp discussed the sensory gym features and haircut services offered by Southern Man Company on the Morning Mingle segment aired Fri, Jun.

4. The report provided a close look at local service innovations in Dothan.

Ozark City Schools has named Will Cammack as the new principal of Carroll High School.

Cammack returns after six years with the district, where he served as assistant principal and athletic director, and officials expect his experience to help lead the school.

Lt. Gen. Sokolowski, the General Commander of the Polish Armed Forces, visited the region Friday after arriving at Dothan Regional Airport and being escorted to Fort Rucker — he also participated in a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.

A Supreme Court ruling allowed Alabama to use a disputed congressional map that critics say discriminates against Black voters as local leaders marked the start of Juneteenth festivities.

Freedom singer Rutha Mae Harris (key voice in civil rights) urged residents to vote and join the 10 a.m. parade today.

Last Friday, Riddle-Pace Field was over capacity as Troy fans watched the Trojans edge closer to a ticket to Omaha in a historic Super Regional game.

The ARPA Softball Tournament will take place this weekend in Dothan as Dothan Leisure Services estimates it will inject half a million dollars into the local economy.

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.