Blakely
Blakely, GA · Real Estate
Andalusia Star News
Opp to hold hearing for property disposal
Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 11-47-20 of the Code of Alabama that the City of Opp will conduct a public hearing during the regularly scheduled city council meeting on Monday, December 15, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located 104 West Covington Avenue, Opp, Alabama 36467 to receive the benefit of public input concerning a proposal, by ordinance to dispose of real property not needed for public or municipal purposes located at 304 East Hart Avenue, Opp, Alabama 36467.
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Dothan City Commission votes to reduce the Highway 84 East rezoning project
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Some residents in the U.S. Highway 84 East Overlay District are happy on Tuesday after city commissioners passed an ordinance removing pieces of land from a rezoning project. During the city commission meeting, people voiced concerns about the implications that the 2022 rezoning of mixed-use developments...
Alabama Updates
Dothan Livestock Market Sees Strong Prices and Community Support in Latest Report
The latest Dothan Livestock Market report details last week's activity with 532 receipts. Feeder steers and bulls in the medium and large 1 & 2 classes sold for up to $650 for 150-300 lbs. Heifers of the same class and weight brought up to $635. Slaughter cows reached up to $172 for high dressing, and bulls up to $195. Replacement bred cows were steady to firm at $2,650.
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Dothan City Commission votes to reduce the Highway 84 East rezoning project
Alabama Updates
Dothan Livestock Market Reports Higher Prices, Announces Anniversary Sale and New Café for Local Residents
The Dothan Livestock Market in Alabama has released its latest report for November 2025. This week, receipts totaled 532, up from 512 last week. Feeder steers and bulls weighing 150-300 lbs. sold for up to $730.00. Heifers in the same weight class reached up to $690.00.
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Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Dothan metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Dothan metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
Alabama Updates
Dothan Livestock Market Sees Strong Cattle Prices and Announces New Cafe for Local Community
The latest Dothan Livestock Market report for November 2025 shows steady trading. Feeder steers and bulls weighing 150-300 lbs. sold for up to $690. Heifers in the same weight range reached up to $605. Slaughter cows and bulls also had strong prices, with high dressing cows up to $170 and bulls up to $202. The report notes that both slaughter and replacement classes are steady to firm. Calves and feeder cattle are trading up to $5 higher, indicating strong demand.
Alabama Updates
This Week’s Dothan Livestock Market Report: Cattle Prices Rise, New Cafe Opens for Community
The Dothan Livestock Market report for this week was viewed by 173 people. The market recorded 735 cattle receipts, a slight decrease from last week’s 769. Prices for feeder steers and bulls (150-300 lbs.) reached up to $735. Heifers (150-300 lbs.) were priced up to $660. High dressing slaughter cows and breakers reached up to $169, and slaughter bulls up to $203. Replacement bred cows remained at $2,800. Cow-calf pair prices were not reported.
Alabama Updates
Local Cattle Market Sees Higher Receipts and Price Shifts; New Cafe Opens at Dothan Livestock
The latest Dothan Livestock Market report shows 769 cattle receipts this week, up from 563 last week. The report lists current prices for different classes. Feeder steers and bulls range from $740 for 150-300 lbs. to $335 for 700-800 lbs. Heifers in the lightest class are up to $660. Slaughter cows reached up to $174. Bred cows and cow-calf pairs sold for $2,700 and $2,850, respectively.
Alabama Updates
Dothan Livestock Market Sees Strong Cattle Demand, Announces New Cafe and Field Representative
The Dothan Livestock Market in Dothan, Alabama, has released its latest market report. This week, the market received 563 head of cattle, down from 661 last week. The report lists prices for different classes. Feeder steers and bulls weighing 150-300 lbs sold for up to $740. Heifers in the same weight class sold for up to $670. Slaughter cows were steady to $4 lower. Bulls remained steady. Replacement bred cows and pairs held firm. Calves and feeder cattle were steady to $4 higher. This reflects strong demand and active trading.
Troy Messenger
Exchange Club donates $1,000 to TFD
The Troy Exchange Club donated $1,000 to the Troy Fire Department. Deputy Chief Curtis Shaver and Battalion Commander Daniel Hussey visited with the civic club on Thursday to discuss the fire department’s role in the community as well as accept the check from the club. “Thank you for sure,”...