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All CategoriesFamily holds memories close of son lost near start of Iraq warTROY—Although Alabama National Guard veteran Ed Brown knew military protocol, he said none of his experience prepared him for the visit from a military chaplain to inform... Read more...Fire burns home, businessDothan Fire Chief Chris Etheredge said the department received a report around 5:25 p.m. Sunday that two residences were on fire. One was a business and the other was a vacant... Read more...VFW hosts cookout, discusses future of vet organizationsOn Sunday, veterans with the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Post 3073 on Taylor Road hosted a pre-Memorial Day cookout and dance for other service members in what some... Read more...Man reported missing after Troy boating incidentAuthorities searched both land and air Sunday for a man “possibly” missing after a boating incident on Saturday night. Read more...Beryl expected to dump rain all week in WiregrassShowers are expected throughout the week as Tropical Storm Beryl touches shore in the southeast area, according to the National Weather Service Tallahassee, Fla., office. Read more...TDC considers buying television advertisementsBy RANDAL SEYLER 638-0212| @WCN_HCT rseyler@chipleypaper.com CHIPLEY — The Washington County Tourist Development Council met Friday to consider an advertising... Read more...Graduation Section publishes Wednesday, May 30Be sure to pick up your copy of the 2012 Graduation Keepsake section, publishing in the Washington County News and the Holmes County Times-Advertiser on May 30. Read more...Memorial Day weekend Pow WowFrom Staff Reports CHIPLEY — The North Bay Clan of the Lower Muscogee Creek Indian Pow Wow concludes today, May 27, at 5 p.m. The event is being held at 1560 Lonnie Road... Read more...Brown seeks Holmes County superintendent positionFrom Staff Reports BONIFAY — Buddy Brown of Westville is seeking the office of Superintendent of Schools for Holmes County. Brown intends to utilize his... Read more...S.O.S. Animal Shelter upgrades continueWork is continuing on schedule for the expansion project at S.O.S Animal Shelter and is heading for a late-summer finish. Read more...City still trying to catch up on pension fundingThe City of Dothan continues to play a long, expensive game of catch-up, eight years after voting to rejoin the state retirement system. Read more...Dothan hosts Summer Food Services ProgramThe City of Dothan will be participating in the Summer Food Services Program. Read more...Wiregrass servicesThe Promise Trio will be in concert at the Eddins Road Baptist Church, 7515 Eddins Road, Dothan, on Sunday, May 27, at 6 p.m. The Shiries will be in concert at the church on... Read more...Ozark school board hires academy director, finalizes layoffs and renewals for new school yearOZARK — Ozark City Schools’ transportation director will take over next school year as the director of the district’s alternative school. Read more...License suspended for Dothan attorneyA Dothan attorney recently had his license to practice law suspended after he apparently misappropriated funds from a trust account. Read more...School burglary report not prosecutedDothan Police officers responded to a reported burglary at Houston Academy this week, only a few days before the school held its graduation ceremony. Read more...Beverlye eighth-graders raise more than $1,300 for Miracle LeagueScore one for the next generation. Read more...Hidden Lake hosts Learn-A-Thon eventTravis Fretts shows off the tools of his trade to Hidden Lake Elementary students, explaining how they help him and other Dothan firefighters save lives. Read more...CHS Student in NeedCHIPLEY — A Chipley High School senior recently lost her mother and has to take on all of the responsabilities for her funeral. Chipley High School in effort with Obert... Read more...Henry County Veterans Service Office closingHenry County’s veterans service office is preparing to close on June 1. Read more...Gordon woman gets pre-trial diversion in animal cruelty caseA Gordon woman arrested after Houston County authorities seized more than 200 dogs and cats from her home could have her animal cruelty charge dismissed after she was recently... Read more...Elba students, faculty get new calendarStudents and employees of Elba City Schools have a new calendar after the Elba Board of Education approved some tweaks Thursday. Read more...Families celebrate graduation with seniors“It is now time for each of us to follow our dreams,” Morgan Quattlebaum told her fellow graduates during the Enterprise High School 2012 commencement exercises... Read more...Elba Board discusses Rainer's contractWhile the Elba Board of Education voted to hire Rick Rainer as its superintendent May 15, it will not be official until both parties agree to a contract. Read more...Former teacher's bail reduction request deniedCircuit Court Judge Butch Binford has denied a former teacher’s request to lower his bail of $500,000 on each of the seven felony charges against him. Read more...Funeral, fund set for Carroll High School coachA funeral service for Carroll High School head football coach Stacey Watters and his 10-year-old son Quentin is set for Thursday, and a fund has been set up at Regions Bank for... Read more...Dothan hosts Summer Food Service ProgramThe City of Dothan will be participating in the Summer Food Services Program. Read more...Western wax museum at Heard Magnet SchoolThird-grade students at Heard Magnet School brought the wild west to life during a wax museum. Read more...Dothan, Houston County offices closed for Memorial DayThe City of Dothan and Houston County offices will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Read more...Dothan City Schools sets new calendarResponding to new mandatory stop/start dates from the Alabama Legislature, the Dothan City Schools has created a new calendar for the school system. Read more...Man faces Coffee County child porn chargeThe federal government recently indicted a man for allegedly possessing child pornography in Coffee County. Read more...Dothan Police make burglary arrestDothan Police have arrested and charged a man with third-degree burglary. Read more...Dothan City Schools sets new calendarResponding to new mandatory stop/start dates from the Alabama Legislature, the Dothan City Schools has created a new calendar for the school system. Read more...BamaJam Farms' future to include recreation, housing, shoppingStanding on a platform at BamaJam Farms, country singer John Anderson looked out over what will be known as the Hillybilly Swingin’ Swimmin’ Hole – a nod to... Read more...Ariton man charged with capital murderBetty Pugh hopes the recent arrest made in her son’s murder will serve as just the beginning of providing some long-awaited answers. Read more...City schools accepts 432 students into magnet programThe results are in and the Dothan City Schools have informed parents of students applying for admission into its magnet programs whether their children got into the schools. Read more...Fort Rucker holds annual memorial serviceVietnam veteran Bill Seyler said he attended Fort Rucker’s Memorial Ceremony on Thursday for two reasons. Read more...Coffee BoE approves new calendarTaking advantage of a new state provision, the Coffee County Board of Education adopted a 178-day school calendar for its students Thursday. Read more...Ozark students, officials remember head coachYou can peck or you can soar. The statement was one said often in the Carroll High School football locker room as head coach Stacey Watters walked from player to player, huddle to... Read more...EHS gets grant for health sciencesEnterprise High School students will have more opportunities to explore careers in healthcare after the school recently received a $150,000 grant to fund health science... Read more...Sheriff’s Office seeks fugitivesFrom Staff Reports Crime Stoppers of Holmes County is currently asking for the public’s assistance in locating several wanted persons. Anyone with information... Read more...Ozark football coach killed in crashCarroll High School football coach Stacey Watters and his 10-year-old son were killed in a wreck in Orlando, Fla., on Thursday morning. Read more...Vernon High School presents The Emperor's New ClothesVERNON — The Vernon High School Theater is opening their production of The Emperor's New Clothes to the public at 7 p.m. tonight at the Vernon High School Auditorium... Read more...Dothan VFW welcomes first African American post commanderDothan’s Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3073, welcomed its second female and first African American Post Commander, Akeaster Searcy, in February, but her time at the helm is... Read more...Houston County Commission District 4 general election moved to JulyHouston County Probate Judge Luke Cooley announced Thursday that the District 4 county commission general election has been moved from August to July. Read more...Teen charged in Dothan jewelry theftsDothan police have arrested a teenager on charges that he allegedly stole $2,800 worth jewelry from two local businesses. Read more...Enterprise man could face more chargesBernard Namon Blackmon, 26, of Enterprise, was denied a bail reduction by District Court Judge Benjamin Lewis at a hearing on Tuesday. Read more...Former teacher to face more porn chargesHouston County Sheriff’s investigators say they found nude pictures of two girls on a former Rehobeth High School teacher’s cell phone, including some of one of his... Read more...NAACP panel discussion on young men of color, justice system SaturdaySpecial to News DESTIN — A NAACP panel discussion entitled “Protecting Our Black Men Walking,” featuring Martin family attorney, Judge Greg Mathis, Marlon... Read more... |