Good morning, Dothan.

Roy Bruce (Moose) Spears, Jr. of Dothan passed away peacefully at his home with family by his side at age 79.

Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 18 at 11:30 a.m. at First United Methodist Church with a visitation starting at 10:00 a.m. and burial at Travelers Rest Cemetery.

The Wiregrass Museum of Art has received funding from the Alabama Power Foundation to continue its free after-school art program for teens.

The program, held at the museum in Dothan, will add workshops, portfolio support and student-curated exhibitions for the upcoming school year.

Fourth-year med student Ross Thompson was named one of 12 finalists nationwide in a scholarship competition that may boost his future in medicine; his recognition underscores the talent emerging from our community.

A local attorney explained that without a will, state law will decide how a person’s home and assets are split — families are urged to plan ahead to protect their interests.

Rock Our Cancer Benefit Concert is set for Saturday, Aug.

22 at The Plant from 6 p.m. to midnight. The event features The Molly Ringwalds and will benefit the Southeast Health Foundation + local cancer care initiatives.

Alabama Power has shared tips for cooling manufactured homes as summer temperatures remain high after last July on record.

Homeowners are advised to seal gaps, update filters, use smart thermostats and consider LED bulbs to keep their homes comfortable and bills steady.

More than 400 players will compete in the USTA Alabama Mixed Doubles Championships from Aug.

21-23 in Dothan at Westgate Tennis Center and Azalea Swim & Tennis Club. The tournament uses 34 clay courts and admission is free.

Wallace Community College Dothan introduces a new athletic director — a familiar face — to lead fall sports activities.

The change marks a fresh start for the college’s athletic programs.