Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of June.
Good morning, Dothan.
Cherie Orr and Jason Ketchem discussed Ketchem's Kindness Matters Program on Monday, Jun.
15 as part of the Morning Mingle broadcast, highlighting local efforts to promote kindness in Dothan.
Wild Adventures is hosting its annual Celebrate America Festival today (featuring rides, food, and live entertainment) that invites local families to enjoy a day of community fun.
Donnie Hendrix (the farm owner) and his two sons nurture their multi-generation farm by growing fresh tomatoes and other seasonal produce at Hendrix Farms in Slocomb; their work keeps a five-generation legacy alive and sets the stage for future family leadership.
Donnie Hendrix has worked at Hendrix Farms in Slocomb for years + early mornings begin with vital upkeep + he remains proud to uphold his family tradition.
The EPA is proposing a rollback of Safe Drinking Water Act rules on four PFAS chemicals found in local water, a move that local advocates warn could raise cancer risks.
Written comments are accepted until July 20, with a virtual hearing on July 7.
All U.S. Post Offices, including those serving the Wiregrass area, will close Friday, June 19 for the Juneteenth holiday; services resume Saturday, June 20 with online options available for stamps, shipping labels & package tracking.
The City of Dothan announced it will demolish taxpayer-purchased homes in July and build detention ponds to help control flooding — a move aimed at enhancing neighborhood safety and future flood management.
Meredith’s Miracles Foundation is supporting families in the Wiregrass by covering travel expenses for critically ill children to access necessary care.
Those in need can contact the foundation for assistance.
Free skin cancer screenings took place in Dothan on Jun.
15 with no appointment or insurance required.
Lashondo Wingard shared simple tips on growing your own food with his Harvest for Humanity initiative during the Morning Mingle feature, offering locals a fresh look at sustainable home gardening.
His talk encourages easy and green practices for the community.
After winning the state championship over the weekend with an undefeated record, the Dale County 6U baseball team will head to the World Series to represent the county and carry their teamwork into the next challenge — a proud moment for local sports.
Troy rallied from a 4-run deficit to beat Ole Miss 12-8 in an elimination game that kept them in the College World Series.
The team will play today at 1 p.m. at Charles Schwab Field.
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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