Good morning, Dothan.

Houston County responded to an edged weapon assault in Cottonwood at 2:20 a.m.—with officers and rescue teams on scene—and Dothan Fire Engine Companies were dispatched to a structure fire on Candlewood Drive at 12:07 p.m., where smoke was reported near a bedroom.

A benefit party to support baby Noah’s family is planned, and the Houston County Sheriff’s Cup Golf Tournament will be held on October 30 at RTJ Highland Oaks in Dothan.

Houston County Sheriff’s Office will host its 3rd Annual Sheriff’s Cup Golf Tournament on October 30 at RTJ Highland Oaks in Dothan.

The one-day event features an 18 hole scramble, prizes, and community fundraising efforts—teams must register soon.

Friends and family are hosting the Moonlight Masquerade Benefit to help baby Noah’s family cover expenses after his liver transplant.

The event is today at 7:30 p.m.—held at 430 Landmark Drive in Dothan—and will include a silent auction, dinner, and costume voting.

Tammy Getchy was named a finalist in Hardee's National Biscuit Baker Competition after beating dozens of bakers nationwide + she now prepares to compete for the national title in the final round.

The Water Keeper Alliance has criticized the Defense Department for stopping cleanup work on PFAS chemicals at Fort Rucker, warning that leaving these chemicals in the water may harm health and increase cancer risks — Michael Mullens urged the Army to begin fish tissue testing since data show the base is one of 700 military sites with contaminated groundwater.

Construction crews are almost done with improvements on Ross Clark Circle, a 14 mile highway built in 1958 that was one of the first with a four lane divided design — its speed limit is 50 mph and its west side will have six lanes when the work is finished.

Local rescues in rural Alabama face a crisis as a shortage of veterinarians forced delayed treatment during a recent pet emergency in Pike County—Troy Animal Rescue Project reported that one critically ill puppy died while another continues to fight for its life.

Pet owners and rescue groups are urging state lawmakers to help offset costs and attract more veterinarians to the region.

A case in Pike County showed a crisis in emergency veterinary care when Troy Animal Rescue Project was called to help two critically ill puppies on a dirt road; the incident highlights a growing problem in rural Alabama.

On Friday night, Northside Methodist’s pulled pork nachos impressed diners with its cheesy flavor and stood out from offerings like burgers and hot dogs.

Pike County's Cornelius Griffin II was named the 2025 Week 6 Friday Night Football Player of the Week (coach praised his effort) after his strong game impressed local officials (announcement made Friday night).

News4's Sarah Sims interviewed Dale County Commissioner Adam Enfinger about what visitors should have checked out during and after a Friday night game at Warriors Stadium—he shared tips on attractions to enhance their game day experience.

JAG played against Dothan on Friday Night Football Oct.

10 as the team made strong plays and impressed local fans. Updates showed key moments—recording this Week 7 matchup.

Champions of Hope 2025

8 a.m. — The Plant — $ — Celebrate resilience and community support at this annual event for cancer survivors and their families.

Alabama Horror Festival

10 AM-5 PM — Dothan City Civic Center — Admission details not provided — Celebrate all things spooky at this community horror festival.

VMware vSphere 8.0 Skill Up Training Class

5-day training — Wallace Community College — $2400 — Elevate your virtualization skills with in-depth VMware vSphere 8.0 training.

Halloween Latin Night

6:30-9 p.m. — Taj Indian & Greek Restaurant — Special cocktails available — Celebrate Halloween with Latin dance and a costume contest.

Vincent Mason Live Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — National Peanut Festival — Tickets starting at $80 — Vincent Mason brings an unforgettable musical experience to Dothan.

Shenandoah Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — National Peanut Festival — Tickets from $65 — Experience the unforgettable sounds of Shenandoah live in Dothan.

Figure 8 Race and Demolition Derby

7-8:30 p.m. — National Peanut Festival — Tickets starting at $56 — Experience the thrill of figure 8 racing in an unforgettable derby event.