Good morning, Dothan.

A Henry County family installed a historical marker to honor lynching victim Wes Johnson—whose silenced voice has been reclaimed by his family—in a tribute to preserve his memory.

David Blythe and Mason of Ellianos Coffee in Dothan explained the shop has launched a program that lets customers support the National Breast Cancer Foundation with their purchases.

The effort aims to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research and support.

Sunset Memorial Park will host a Candlelight Walk with the Tears Foundation to support families facing pregnancy—infant and child loss and to honor children lost too soon.

Chris Warren from the Dothan Houston County Library System discussed this month’s book pick, My Heart Is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones on News4 This Morning.

Readers can borrow the book at local libraries or download it on Libby—get a library card if you live, attend school, or work in Dothan or Houston County.

Mary Morgan Jackson from Skipperville was crowned Little Miss National Peanut Festival winner — she will wear the coveted peanut crown.

Abbeville Police Chief Marlos Walker announced a free Women’s Safety Training Class scheduled for November 4th at Calvary Church on Dothan Road in Abbeville+ the session will teach practical safety techniques for women while accepting donations for the Abbeville Boys & Girls Club and United Way.

Construction began yesterday at the Highway 27 and Shellfield Road intersection — officials say the new traffic signal is expected to improve safety and traffic flow after dozens of accidents.

Flowers Hospital in Dothan earned a national honor from the American College of Cardiology—making it the only hospital in the state among 323 hospitals nationwide to be recognized.

Pedestrian deaths have climbed in Alabama as traffic dangers increase, and National Pedestrian Safety Month brings renewed focus on safety—especially in the Wiregrass area.

Rowdy Raymond is a two-year-old boxer mix who adores attention — he is featured as Pet of the Week in Dothan.

Pike County Schools is opening a new baseball and softball complex — the first games are set to begin in February — which will give local teams a new venue for play.

Houston County Sheriff Donald Valenza detailed plans for the third annual Sheriff's Cup golf tournament—explaining how residents can help support community causes during the upcoming event.

The sheriff said the tournament will offer a way for locals to give back.

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.

Daniel Donato Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Cost Info Not Provided — Experience an exciting evening of live music from Daniel Donato.

Nashville Nights - Hear the Stories Behind the Songs

6:30-8 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Cost information not provided — Experience captivating narratives behind the music of Nashville.