Good morning, Dothan.

Jacquelyn Dykes from the Wiregrass Humane Society said the group will hold an end-of-year pet adoption drive—part of its continued effort to find fur-ever homes for dogs and cats in 2026.

Local organizations will join the Homeless Connect Point-in-Time Count on Jan.

24 at the Dothan Housing Authority from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., where they will set up tables to share resources and provide donations (snacks, hygiene supplies, blankets) to people experiencing homelessness.

Firefighter Michael Noble earned his Advanced EMT certification on Dec.

30 after passing the exam, showing his dedication to training and service. His achievement strengthens trust in the local fire department.

The Butcher’s Daughter, owned by Kristi and Derek Dye, is set to open this summer in downtown Dothan at the La Strada mixed-use complex.

The restaurant aims to bring its successful Enterprise energy to revitalize the area.

The Butcher’s Daughter, a popular Enterprise eatery owned by Kristi and Derek Dye, will open this summer at the La Strada mixed-use complex downtown, adding a fresh local dining option.

Callie Skipper from Southern Bone and Joint announced a local amputee support group that will offer guidance and essential resources (a new community effort for those with limb loss).

Ozark Counseling Center joined News4 to share holiday tips (developed by local experts) to help residents manage seasonal stress.

Their guidance was shared on Dec. 30 and aims to support community well-being during the holidays.

Bailey is a nine-year-old cocker spaniel loved by everyone and named Pet of the Week by the Wiregrass Humane Society; the group will find more fur-ever homes for pets in 2026 (supporting a growing adoption effort).

Bailey is a nine-year-old cocker spaniel+ she is the new Pet of the Week at the SOS Animal Adoption Center, supported by a Grey Muzzle grant to help care for senior dogs.

Known for her friendly demeanor and good leash manners, she is ready to meet potential adopters.