Good morning, Dothan.

The Preemie Project will stop operating as an independent nonprofit in 2026 because of financial strain and will join Wynter’s Haven, a new group founded by Kristen Lewis to donate medical equipment to families with children who have special needs.

Wynter’s Haven will begin collecting and sharing unused supplies — families with equipment are urged to donate.

Moma Tina's Mission House needs volunteers for its Thanksgiving services—local residents are encouraged to help with meal preparation and setup.

The nonprofit plans to share more details on volunteer roles soon.

Good News Ministries will host its Annual Thanksgiving Dinner on November 23 at 12:00 a.m. at 208 W.

Newton Street to serve a warm meal and fellowship to the homeless and those in need + community members may donate items or funds to help support the event + all contributions should be labeled with 'Thanksgiving Dinner.'

SARCOA Senior Agency is helping seniors avoid a lonely Christmas by offering programs that connect them with community support — the initiative aims to ensure they have company and gifts during the holiday.

City Hope is asking local donors to sponsor foster children before the Dec.

4 deadline. The organization, run with City Church, gives free clothes, diapers, meals, and household items at its Dogwood Court spot in Dothan — helping foster families adjust.

Preemie Project is downsizing and merging with Wynter's Haven nonprofit — the change will help the groups offer stronger support to families.

Kristi Parrish, Midland City Elementary's November Teacher of the Month, has transformed the school's quiet library into an interactive learning environment (her change boosts student engagement).

Yesterday, Southeast Health Medical Center received straight A's from Leapfrog for patient safety, proving it meets high safety standards—an honor that underscores its commitment to patient care.

Houston County Deputy Robert Johnson was diagnosed with malignant sarcoma in his leg in August and began chemotherapy at UAB Hospital in September.

His community is holding a fundraiser this weekend—aiming to help cover travel costs for treatment and ease financial strains on his family.

Twelve-year-old Emalyn Quiller from Dothan traveled to Oklahoma City on November 21 to compete in the Grand National and World Championship horse show — her participation marks a notable effort in the sport.

Providence Christian spoke with a reporter ahead of their playoff game on November 21— the team said it planned to focus on teamwork to secure a win.

Brightspeed Holiday Light Spectacular

5:30 PM — Fairgrounds Arena - Peanut Festival — Ticket pricing TBA — Experience a vibrant drive-through light show with expanded displays, visits with Santa, and live entertainment.

Second Stage - Alabama Golf Tournament

— Time Range — RTJ Golf Trail at Highland Oaks — Entry fees may apply — Compete in a prestigious golf event at a championship course in the heart of Alabama.

Whoville Celebration

10 AM – 4 PM — Boll Weevil Monument — Free entry — Enjoy a day of holiday shopping with 100+ local vendors and a chance to meet the Grinch and get your WhoHair done.

Chelcie Lynn Live

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Enjoy a night of laughter with Chelcie Lynn's comedy performance.

Candlelight Concert: Neo-Soul Favorites

6:30-8 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a candlelight ambiance filled with soulful melodies that resonate with the spirit of community.

Christmas with John Berry

7-9 p.m. — Dothan Opera House — No cost info available — Enjoy a festive evening of Christmas music with John Berry in a charming venue.