Good morning, Dothan.

Little and Miss New Brockton discussed The Heart of New Brockton festival and their community service efforts during an interview published June 11, emphasizing support for local culture.

Shirley Cosby and Clay Dempsey detailed Dothan’s plans to celebrate America's 250th Birthday with local festivities scheduled for early July, and the city is inviting community members to enjoy activities + displays that highlight the nation’s legacy.

Christina Hicks announced Alabama Dance Works will present the new dance show (E)motion, offering modern routines for local audiences.

Southeast Health and Dothan City Schools renewed their partnership to prepare students for health care careers — the deal provides financial support and resources to benefit students and the community.

The Rising Courage Foundation is providing comfort and encouragement to patients undergoing chemotherapy in the community, following its recent press release outlining ongoing support services.

Recovery specialists warn that liquid kratom sold at local gas stations may contain a dangerous semi-synthetic compound with addictive properties.

They advise caution and urge community members to stay informed about potential health risks.

Dothan United recorded a 2-0 road win on Wednesday night as Ryan Holmes scored both goals, and coach Ricky previewed a busy Saturday home match at Rip Hewes Stadium (fans can bring school supplies for a free ticket and enjoy a fireworks show after kickoff).

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.

Dothan Sport & Trade Card Show

10 a.m. — Dothan City Civic Center — Varies by vendor — Discover rare sports and trade cards at this community-focused collector's haven.