Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of July.
Good morning, Dothan.
Mills Produce, a family-run stand established (1992) by Daisy and Michael Mills, is now managed full time by grandson Micah Shiver and supplies fresh fruits and vegetables to Malvern and Slocomb.
Natalie Wilson, who runs the front stand, greets customers daily and builds strong community ties.
New Hope Community Garden is preparing for a big volunteer event soon.
Community members can help improve the garden and work together to create a more sustainable space.
Dothan High School has updated its dress code ahead of the school year to set clear guidelines for clothing, accessories, and footwear on campus.
The policy emphasizes modesty and safety + mandates proper shoe choices for a secure learning environment.
The City of Dothan introduced Madison Mowbray, a senior at Auburn University, as a summer intern with Leisure Services.
She brings enthusiasm and a passion for community service to every project (she is studying law and justice and psychology) and plans to pursue a Master of Social Work after graduation.
Today, citizens reported that the bathrooms at White Oak Creek Boat Landing are nonoperational; the site (managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) will remain unusable until funds are allocated and bids are approved.
Houston County District Juvenile Judge Bart Booth will re-institute the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program to support local children, with the service set to begin soon at the county courthouse.
Abbeville’s courthouse square is getting a million-dollar makeover with wider sidewalks, ADA-compliant walkways and new four-way stops for safety.
Mayor Jimmy Money said the project will finish by year-end and boost traffic flow and accessibility in the historic square.
Houston County District Juvenile Judge Bart Booth announced he will re-institute the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program to support youth and improve child welfare in the area.
Taylor Farms de Mexico voluntarily recalled Marketside iceberg lettuce grown in central Mexico — a precaution following a Cyclospora test anomaly.
The FDA says products distributed between June 29 and July 16 at select Walmart and Taco Bell locations are to be discarded or returned for a refund.
SEC Media Days are underway in Tampa as SEC coaches discussed bold plans and changes for the upcoming college football season + Missouri spotlighted local talent Ahmod Billins from Abbeville Christian.
The event, held today, sets the stage for games starting Sept. 3.
Circle Sessions Concert
7 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Ticket options available — Experience the captivating performance of Circle Sessions in an iconic venue.
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