Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of June.
Good morning, Dothan.
On Fourth of July, Daleville will host its Freedom Bash at Culpepper Park with live music at 12 p.m., Opp will have fireworks at Frank Jackson State Park at 10 a.m., and Headland will celebrate with an Ag Parade and fireworks—all events funded by America 250.
Amie Pollard (a longtime local broadcaster) acquired WOOF, making her the third woman owner in the station's 80-year history.
She said she would preserve the station's heritage and continue serving family-first radio to local listeners.
J. Sebastian Garcia-Medina moved to Dothan this spring to build Khaya Biosciences by turning regional food waste into innovative products for local farmers.
Supported by Innovate Alabama and the HudsonAlpha AgTech Accelerator, he plans to expand operations by testing his process and building a local team.
A new Japanese steakhouse is replacing Fazoli's on Ross Clark Circle.
Officials say the restaurant will soon serve Japanese cuisine + details on the menu and opening time are forthcoming.
A Juneteenth celebration is planned for Friday, Jun.
19 in a local venue (details forthcoming) where organizers, including Mary Huguley-Wiley, aim to honor African American heritage and achievements. Residents are encouraged to attend the event.
State officials require all warm-blooded animals entering Alabama from infested or surveillance zones to have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and an entry permit approved at least 48 hours in advance — the new rules set effective June 5 work to prevent screwworm spread in livestock.
Estella McGriff offers parents practical tips to keep kids active this summer, sharing ideas for fun outdoor activities that can boost family health in our community.
Chelsea Gieselmann is planning a Farm to Table event that will bring farmers and locals together for fresh, seasonal dishes.
The event will take place soon in Dothan + offer a chance to enjoy locally sourced food.
The Trojans lost 7-5 to West Virginia in their first College World Series game on Friday at Charles Schwab Field (Omaha) and now move to the losers bracket; they will face the winner of the Ole Miss/North Carolina game on Sunday at 1 p.m. central.
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.
Dothan July Art Camp
10 AM-12 PM — Southern Strokes Art — In-person event — Your little artist can unleash their creativity this summer with fun art activities.
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