breaking news
Amos Newsome was elected Tuesday, July 22nd to the Dothan City Commission District Two seat. Newsome defeated 30-year incumbent John Glanton 447 votes to 326 votes. A high number of absentee ballots were cast for Newsome as the candidate worked to get people to obtain an absentee ballot then vote for him. Glanton, 79, had served on the commission since the early 1970`s and was one of the longest serving city officials in Alabama. Newsome will take office in October.
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Wiregrass School Makes Failing List
The Alabama Department of Education released a new report of almost 80 schools in the state that are considered to be failing but some are saying that the failing... -
New Greenhouse Program Starts in Henry County
Things are growing in Henry County and it could develop into a statewide initiative. -
Search For Hoffa's Body Resumes
Latest tip on whereabouts of body appears more credible. -
Boy Finds Gun In Theatre Bathroom
Loaded gun found on top of toilet paper dispenser. -
Two Area Schools on List of Failing Schools
If all you do is read the headline to this story, then you are truly missing the story! -
Video: Mortgage Rates Headed Up
While still at very low levels, the interest we pay for homes is headed up. -
Investors Warned To Be Wary
With energy demands and a desire for energy independence increasing globally, investments in traditional and alternative energy resources are being promoted more often and are becoming attractive to... -
Dothan Makes Effort to Spruce Up Downtown
Dothan is making an effort to spruce up downtown. The city plans to apply for a grant from the Transportation Alternative Program to make sidewalk improvements. -
Northview High School Teacher Wins State Award
Congratulations are in order; a Northview High School employee now holds one of the state's highest honors for distance learning programs. -
Man Who Fled Officer Before Firing Shots Nabbed
Dogs help track man to mobile home where he had broken into.
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