Damascus

Damascus, GA · Municipal
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Peanut Butter & Milk Festival Committee Update
The Peanut Butter & Milk Festival Committee met Tuesday evening. The Committee is getting ready to send a group of delegates to Hartford, Alabama – Litchfield’s sister city – for the annual exchange trip November 7th through the 14th. This year’s delegates to Alabama will include Meeker...
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Eye Center South celebrates with ribbon cutting
Eye Center South in Troy celebrated its expansion of service with a ribbon cutting on Thursday. To celebrate an expansion of services in Troy, Eye Center South held a ribbon cutting ceremony, which was sponsored by the Pike County Chamber of Commerce. Chamber President Bethany Wilson Grimes said she was excited about the new location.
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Seven Wiregrass schools rank among best K-8 schools in Alabama
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - U.S. News & World Report have released their latest Best Elementary and Middle School rankings, and for Alabama, seven Wiregrass area schools rank among the best-of-the-best. The yearly rankings are made through an evaluation process that looks over student performance in mathematics and reading/language arts along...
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Ed Lisenby Lake in Ozark closed until further notice
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Ozark officials announced Ed Lisenby Lake will be closed until further notice due to damage from Hurricane Isaias. Officials say the city is working closely with the state to assess damage to the bait house and determine the necessary repairs. The bait house, restrooms and walking trail will be closed until […]
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Democratic candidates hold ‘Get Out The Vote’ rally in final stretch before general election
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Wiregrass voters filled the forum to standing room only to attend Representative Shomari Figures ‘Get Out and Vote Rally’ as the general election is less than two weeks away. “People are excited we are seeing people who have been Republican and are getting out of tradition and now voting Democrat, people […]
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City approves alcohol sales for downtown Dothan venue
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Alcohol sales could soon come to a downtown venue. The city of Dothan agreed to expand the entertainment district boundary Tuesday. It will include the 100 block of West Main between South Foster and South Oates, north of Railroad Avenue, and the 200 block of South Foster between South Saint Andrews […]
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Ten days closed, hundreds of hours volunteered: Dothan’s Forever Wild Trail nears reopening
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Ten days after Hurricane Isaias, Dothan’s Forever Wild Trail remains closed — the only city trail system still closed — but volunteers and city crews have been out there every single day working to bring it back. The system spans more than 400...
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Spooky in the Park Brings Halloween Fun to Enterprise
ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WDNews) — Costumes, candy and a spooky maze will be part of the fun when Spooky in the Park returns to Johnny Henderson Family Park on Friday, Oct. 30. The Halloween event will run from 5 to 8 p.m., with activities for the whole family. Visitors can...
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This Small Georgia Town Lets You Live Like Royalty On Nothing But Social Security Income
Nobody told you that living like royalty was an option on a fixed income, but Bainbridge, Georgia apparently didn’t get that memo. This small town in southwest Georgia has quietly been offering an exceptional quality of life at prices that make your retirement budget look generous instead of tight.
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Landmark Park Brings Local Legends to Life Oct. 27-29
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) — Spooky stories from across the Wiregrass will take center stage when Landmark Park hosts Night of Legends and Lore Oct. 27-29, beginning at 6 p.m. According to the park, visitors can explore its historic farm after dark during guided tours featuring tales of strange encounters and local folklore.
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One in four Dothan debris piles contains trash, slowing Isaias cleanup
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Dothan Public Works says some residents are mixing trash in with storm debris, slowing down cleanup after Hurricane Isaias. Crews have hauled off nearly 9,000 cubic yards of material since the hurricane hit on October 9. Officials expect that number to double before cleanup is complete.