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First 10,000 National Peanut Festival attendees to get free admission on Veteran’s Day
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — The National Peanut Festival is celebrating Veteran’s Day by granting free admission to military members, veterans and military families, but these are not the only guests who will get discounted tickets. Thanks to a sponsorship from All In Credit Union, the first 10,000 guests at the festival today (Wednesday, November 11) […]
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Five Wiregrass teams chase the ‘Blue Map’ in second round of AHSAA football playoffs
(WTVY) - Five Wiregrass football teams are still in the hunt for an AHSAA state championship, and each faces another test Friday night. Cottonwood and Ariton are carrying the area’s hopes in Class 2A. Kinston and Elba are looking to advance in Class 1A, while Eufaula is representing the region in Class 4A.
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Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts Career Fair
The Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce’s Education and Workforce Committee invites local businesses and organizations to participate in our upcoming Career Fair, connecting employers with high school seniors from Dothan City and Houston County Schools, as well as juniors interested in co-op and work-based learning opportunities. This event is...
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ALDOT meets with public on Highway 167 project
The Alabama Department of Transportation held a meeting in Troy this week to get public input on a proposed project to expand State Route 167 from two to four lanes between Enterprise and Troy. The project area on SR 167 is between Salem Road just north of Enterprise and Spradley...
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Dothan football coach salary posting raises questions about school spending
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Dothan City Schools is searching for a new head football coach, with an advertised salary of $150,000 to $180,000 a year. The posting comes as the school system seeks sustainable funding for a proposed employee pay plan. For Dothan City Schools parent Dejhia Armstrong, the figures...
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Ozark Cemetery Tour Brings a Scrooge Christmas Adventure
OZARK, Ala. (WDNews) — A Christmas tradition with a spooky twist is coming to Ozark as the Ozark Historic Preservation Commission prepares to host its Historical Cemetery Tour on Thursday, Dec. 17. The event, themed “Bah, Humbug! A Scrooge Christmas Cemetery Tour,” will offer participants an evening of history,...