Good morning, Dothan.

Organizers hosted the Hounds Hunting with Heart fundraiser at the Dale County Ag-Plex Arena in Ozark — a team of coon hunters, cattlemen and 4-H’ers raised $60,000 for Vivian B.

Adams School, bringing total donations to $260,000. They have planned next year’s event on April 11 — with more details to be shared soon.

The House of Ruth acts as a safe haven—providing vital support for those facing domestic violence and sexual assault, as noted by United Way Wednesday.

Dale County will host the South Alabama Pro Rodeo Classic on the 15th and 16th at the Dale County Agplex—local residents are encouraged to attend.

51-year-old James Matthew Motley was arrested on Aug.

12 in Hartford for soliciting minors via social media and possessing child pornography with intent to distribute—authorities said further charges are expected—after a joint investigation by law enforcement.

Houston County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to help locate three men wanted on multiple charges — Brandon Asaun Larkins faces six counts including violations of SORNA and probation related to sodomy and rape, David Lashaun Flowers is wanted for failing to appear on a SORNA violation, and Austin John Creel is sought for bond revocation on drug and pistol charges.

Candidate Kenneth LeBlanc pledges transparency—he will use a dedicated website and social media to keep residents informed and plans to support local business, improve infrastructure, and boost public safety.

The retired military officer will run for Enterprise City Council District Two and seeks the community’s vote on August 26.