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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 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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Dothan Celebrates 141 Years Since Incorporation
Dothan, Ala. (WDNews) — The city of Dothan is celebrating its 141st birthday Tuesday, Nov. 10, marking the anniversary of its official incorporation in 1885. According to the City of Dothan Government, the community was originally a small trading settlement known as Poplar Head before adopting the name Dothan, inspired by Genesis 37:17 in the Bible.
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Much Colder Air Is On The Way
SYNOPSIS - Get ready for a blast of winter-like air! We’ve been giving you the First Alert for over a week. Lows will drop into the lower 40s for Friday morning, with middle to lower 30s for the weekend. Highs over the coming days will only reach the lower 60s.
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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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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,...