Dothan, AL News

• Dothan, AL News
• Patrick reflects on 33 years with Dothan Leisure Services
• Four charged in Headland man's death
• Headland student wins graduation fight in court
• Martha Roby column for week of May 22, 2012
• Dothan High principal Humphrey moving to Coppinville Jr. High
• Dothan police make shooting arrest
• Man faces robbery charge in steak theft
• Dothan police make mail theft arrest
• Deputies make felony domestic assault arrest
• Trio arrested on meth manufacturing charges
• Ozark police investigate traffic fatality
• Dothan teen charged with molesting boy, punching cop
• Northview principal job attracts diverse applicants
• State School Superintendent addresses education challenges
• 92-year-old war veteran receives honorary degree
• Trio arrested on meth manufacturing charges
• Nearly 80 dogs transported to no-kill shelter
• Severe weather probable for Tuesday
• Dothan teen charged with molesting boy, punching cop
• Troy man charged with Bigamy
• Fort Rucker remembers Vietnam veterans
• Vietnam Veterans remembered at ceremony on Fort Rucker
• Coffee County authorities make meth lab arrests
• Bark in Park event a success
• Helping out
• Squared circle memories
• Bark in Park event a success
• Wiregrass services
• Helping out
• Ashford man faces felony drug charges
• Two Dothan women face theft charges
• Dothan man faces fraud charges
• Dothan Police make three felony arrests
• Unemployment rates continue to drop for Alabama
• Ozark elementary schools to see layoffs
• Motion asks court to dismiss Headland wrongful death suit
• Church to host poker run for Wounded Warrior Project
• Wiregrass Foundation considering new scholarship program
• New Dothan Eagle owners meet with newspaper managers
• Headland assault turns into homicide
• Mentors and protectors
• Local Salvation Army honors volunteers during centennial luncheon
• Slingluff Elementary students become authors
• Woman not injured in Wicksburg wreck
• Ozark police memorial honors those lost, encourages education
• Money secured for second Troy-Dothan entrance
• Business official encourages partnership with educators
• Economic forum set for next week in Dothan
• Downtown Dothan coffee shop burglarized
• Dothan Eagle, Media General newspapers sold
• Dothan schools offer summer bridge program
• Judge rules against principal
• Police make arrest in felony theft from Sunglass Hut
• Walgreens theft suspects arrested
• Goshen man charged in logging trailer theft
• Dothan Police make three felony arrests and one for DUI
• City school system offers summer bridge program
• Principal facing DUI charges to retire
• Rabies clinics across Houston County help pets
• Samson man shoots self outside Geneva hospital
• Blood donations necessary, highly tested for patients in need
• Jail docket 5/7/12
• Business licenses 5/7/12
• Real estate transfers 5/7/12
• Divorces 5/7/12
• Marriages 5/7/12
• Plans approved for Academy Sports development in Dothan
• Block grant funds stir discussion
• Vandalism extends school days in Elba
• Two-time felon gets 22 years in prison
• World War II vets share history with Providence students
• Taj great authentic Indian fare
• Elba Board selects Rick Rainer for superintendent
• Gordon woman arrested during Florida traffic stop
• Dothan robbery suspect also faces Ozark armed robbery charge
• 72-year-old woman faces felony assault charge
• Dothan man found not guilty of meth possession
• Car heavily damaged after hitting utility pole
• One of the last of his kind
• Ozark announces plans for new library, aquatic center
• WWII vets share history with Providence students
• Dothan student injury under investigation
• Cowarts Ace Hardware fire remains unsolved
• Montgomery suit claims man infected by Dale blood donation
• Dothan commission approves new landscape ordinance
• Dothan man sentenced for sodomy
• Enterprise man charged with trafficking cocaine
• Hartford man faces felony theft from church
• Ashford man faces attempted assault charge
• Dothan man gets life sentence for trafficking cocaine
• Woman pleads guilty in alcohol-related fatality
• Dothan mom pleads guilty in son's death
• Dothan Police make seven felony arrests and two for DUI
• Houston County Commission District 4 candidates make their cases at public forum
• Ozark 7th grader makes higher ACT score than high school average
• Rehobeth teacher charged with sex crimes fired
• Henry County using online option for summer school
• Dale commission assigns safety coordinators
• Dothan mom pleads guilty in son's death
• Dothan man gets life sentence for trafficking cocaine
• City wastewater plants receive passing grades
• Woman pleads guilty in alcohol-related fatality
• Dothan woman killed in Florida crash
• Sisters still searching for grandfather, missing 17 years
• Dothan police apprehend stolen vehicle suspects, pursuing more
• Families flock to fitness ride
• Mother's Day special for foster moms
• Ozark native recalls service with Petraeus, speaks to D.A. Smith kids
• Downtown Group president a candidate for Houston County District 4
• Ruling on Girard principal set for next week
• Star athlete charged in Elba High burglary
• No charges filed against officers in Headland man's death
• Police charge duo in Shell station armed robbery
• Archery a hit at Heard
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for May 15, 2012
• Reapportionment would tweak local districts
• Judge reduces bail for mother charged in son's death
• Three bills pass affecting Dale sheriff's office
• Dothan Police make arrest in business burglary
• Daleville man convicted of sodomizing teen
• Duo charged in felony TV theft
• Dothan Police make four felony arrests
• Principal claims retaliation in hearing
• Former city commissioner pursuing District 4 county seat
• CHS girls soccer team mentors kids
• Smith votes for immigration law repeal
• Eight to be charged in Elba High vandalism
• Dothan Police bike unit to expand
• Barfield family thankful for passage of bill
• Police arrest twin brothers in Credit Union robbery
• Troy man gets life prison sentence for rape
• Midland City woman charged with Social Security fraud
• Deputies charge teen in burglaries
• Dothan Police make five felony arrests and one for DUI
• Senate approves Houston County elections bill
• Two in custody after apparent armed robbery
• Deputies make arrest in counterfeit merchandise investigation
• Police charge man with exposing himself at McDonald's
• House passes bill named for slain Ashford marine
• Former county commission chair seeks District 4 seat
• Annual Parade of Homes this weekend
• Community Relations Group hosts immigration panel
• Two plead guilty to Ozark crimes
• Vietnam vets 'Welcome Home' parade announced for Ozark
• Complete list of BamaJam 2012 acts announced
• Slight risk of severe weather for Wiregrass Wednesday
• Dothan man charged with possessing burglary tools
• Police charge teen in burglary
• Enterprise man charged with drug distribution
• Dothan Police make three felony arrests
• New texting while driving ban begins Aug. 1
• Republican Executive Committee chair seeks District 4 seat
• Sales tax collections spike in April
• Two more businesses tour Pemco property
• Two plead guilty to Ozark robberies
• Ozark police seek shooter
• Headland girl gets scholarship to space camp
• Elba High closed due to vandalism
• Wiregrass authorities make nearly a dozen drug arrests
• Dothan Police make four felony arrests and one for DUI
• Deputies charge two men with molesting children
• Judge recuses himself from Dothan capital murder case
• Rehobeth teacher accused of sex crimes given termination notice
• Dothan Police make armed robbery arrest
• Information sought in Troy shooting
• Big Dale County drug bust
• Rehobeth teacher accused of sex crimes given termination notice
• Judge recuses himself from Dothan capital murder case
• Deputies charge two men with molesting children
• Lt. Gov. Ivey discusses military commission at AUSA luncheon
• Dothan meth lab fire leads to arrest
• Police make arrest in InnTown Suites fire
• Chamber president: Bills will spur job creation
• Storms bring wind, hail to Wiregrass
• School nursing needs growing
• Community comes together to build playground
• Wiregrass under slight risk for severe weather
• School rallies around teacher during cancer battle
• Recording of racial remark leads to discipline of Dothan department head
• Top Mercedes executive: Dothan could have 'opportunity' for supply plant
• Ozark woman pleads guilty to theft from Planet Bingo at Fort Rucker
• Women charged with exposing infant to drugs
• Two women charged with burglary
• Dothan police make nine felony arrests
• Daleville man faces murder charge in death of stepmother
• D.A. Smith students get 'dose of reality'
• Medical college ready to recruit students
• Wiregrass gathers for day of prayer
• Law enforcement, bikers emphasize motorcycle safety
• Grand jury looking into Wicksburg school incident
• Ozark sales tax collections dip in April
• Man, minor arrested for stealing a/c units, wiring and copper
• Dothan could be on hook for costly right of way judgment
• Northview Principal Snell hired as Opp principal
• Man charged with sale of crack cocaine
• Rehobeth teacher denied bond reduction
• Local student awarded Gates scholarship
• Older Americans come to Dothan to party in the park
• Girls' math camp aims to break barriers
• Hope and Inspiration Tour stops at Fort Rucker
• Ozark woman faces fraud charges
• Dothan police charge woman with stealing medication
• Teen charged with box cutter assault on two people
• Rehobeth High teacher facing sex charges denied bail reduction
• Dothan commission goes into executive session
• Man charged with burglarizing occupied home
• Deputies make felony scrap metal arrests
• Dothan police make four felony arrests
• Abbeville fatal fire inquiry to go to grand jury
• Teacher uses interactive program to support learning, fitness
• Dothan woman charged with theft from Walgreens
• Ozark Shell station robbed
• Commissioners seek Dothan Civic Center improvements
• Georgia duo charged in Henry County with drug trafficking
• Enterprise man faces burglary charge
• Dothan police make two felony arrests and two for DUI
• Dothan police arrest four on burglary charges
• Man charged in Dothan pool hall shooting
• Midland City man charged with soliciting child for sex
• State GOP head takes aim at local races
• Rehobeth teacher faces child porn charges
• Alabama, Florida govs visit Dothan
• Man kidnapped in Dothan, abandoned in Florida
• Georgia duo charged in Henry County with drug trafficking
• Denton Road project moves forward
• 90-hour Bible reading underway in Ozark
• Dothan City Commission agenda for 5-1-12
• Immigration bill foes protest in Enterprise
• Rehobeth teacher faces child porn charges
• Ron Snell drops employment suit
• Thrift, dollar stores still thriving, helping during economic recovery
• Girls Rock event boosts self-confidence, social skills
• Conecuh County fatality identified
• Two bills address shortfalls in laws
• Peanut farmers looking at better year than 2011
• Houston County EMA receives grant for national training
• Daleville murder suspect in 'serious' condition
• Bond ruling on hold for Rehobeth teacher
• SIAC fans drive hours for Ozark tournament
• Geneva County Elementary raises funds for art program
• Reading program encourages family reading time
• Houston County Commission District 4 candidates discuss election
• Federal judge denies appeal of death row inmate
• Ozark woman charge with lease fraud
• Dothan and Enterprise police to collect unwanted prescription medication
• Mexican resident arrested in Houston County going to prison
• Teen charged in Dothan burglary
• Florida woman charged with rape in Headland
• Daleville shooting victim identified
• Woman charged with lease fraud
• Troy chief: Refocus led to arrest in rapes case
• Daleville woman faces felony theft from Dothan business charge
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Arrest made in Troy rapes
• Alabama Aviation Center leader to retire
• Mentoring program visits diversion center
• Pansey man gets 32-year prison sentence
• Low turnout makes Tuesday election costly
• Man struck by train walks again
• Family of Headland man killed in police incident files suit
• Dothan central office employee finalist for Elba superintendent
• Woman to plead guilty to stealing money at Fort Rucker
• Dothan dad gets prison time for injuries to infant son
• Daleville High band performs in Canada
• Teens charged in Rehobeth High burglary
• Woman faces felony convenience store theft charge
• Duo charged with felony theft from Target
• Dothan police make a DUI arrest
• Michalic elected as Dale probate judge
• Girard Middle School hosts career day
• Man pleads guilty in Level Plains murder case
• Social media creating issues for school systems
• County approves bill to clarify commission vacancy issues
• Teens charged in Rehobeth High burglary
• Elba man dies after crash
• Dothan discusses EEO officer chain of command
• Columbia man indicted on explosives charge
• Rehobeth High teacher placed on leave pending sex charges
• Florida man faces local child sex charge
• Trio charged in burglary of Troy business
• Dothan police make six felony arrests and two for DUI
• Samson woman gets work release for theft from Dothan business
• Samson woman gets work release for theft from Dothan business
• Dale County discusses relocating offices
• Teachers turn out for dismissed principal
• Longtime WOOF owner dies
• Proposed county bill would clarify commission vacancy rules
• Teachers turn out for dismissed principal
• Cosby Show actress to film documentary with Wiregrass girls
• Lack of funding delays circle improvements
• Tent revival comes to Dothan
• Victims of violent crime remembered at vigil
• Wiregrass residents urged to vote at runoff elections
• Club looks to promote cycling
• FURfest a success
• Club looks to promote cycling
• FURfest a success
• Rehobeth High teacher placed on leave pending sex charges
• Childhood poverty rate growing
• Lisenby students practice Taekwondo, Zumba, for Relay for Life fundraiser
• Bread plant workers venture into job market
• Riders prepare for upcoming equestrian show at Fort Rucker
• Student injured in fall from Enterprise High stadium
• Jobless rate dips as plant closings loom
• Arrest made in mall parking lot robbery
• Ozark citizens group proposes recreational facility in Racetrack
• New Dollar General Market makes Slocomb shopping more convenient
• George Wallace Jr. promoting new book about famous father
• Blaze destroys Lovetown home
• Dothan clinic expanding to meet patient demand
• Dothan trying to be financially prepared for EPA issues
• Severe weather threat for Saturday downgraded
• Light rains expected for weekend
• Drugs stolen from Henry County deputy's vehicle
• Abbeville man charged with spray painting woman's home
• Dothan police looking for man wanted for felony theft
• Dothan police make four felony arrests
• Library capital campaign writes new chapter
• County schools may try digital textbooks
• Dothan man sentenced to death for third time
• Prison ordered for man in rape, sodomy of Ashford teen
• DDRA launches small business contest
• Planners closer to considering new sign regulations
• Developer announces plan for upscale apartments in Ozark
• Dothan man charged with choking woman with iron cord
• Ozark council approves solid waste contract
• Geneva County educator sues for reinstatement
• ESCC to offer aviation classes at Enterprise High
• Mother likely to face charges
• Two companies visited Pemco property
• Survey responses give Dothan high marks
• Dothan gets green light on new district lines
• Cattle a way of life for Newton farmer
• Dothan man charged with threatening witness
• Woman faces felony theft charge from Sears
• Newville man charged felony store theft
• Woman killed in Dothan house fire identified
• Dothan police make four felony arrests
• Criminal investigation ongoing in fatal Abbeville blaze
• Ashford teacher accused of cheating facing 15 days without pay
• Dothan moving toward solid waste decision
• Fort Rucker soldiers get dose of DUI reality
• Fort Rucker soldier charged with sex abuse
• Worker killed in Fort Rucker hangar construction accident
• Teen charged in Troy home invasion
• Dothan Dollar General robbed
• Webb man facing more sexual assault charges
• Two dead in Abbeville house fire
• Man charged with smashing jail window
• Dothan deals with economic wins, losses in 2012
• Protesters march for Headland man killed in police shooting
• Two dead in Abbeville house fire
• Competitive grilling both art and science
• Doctors offer dire prognosis for Medicaid cuts
• Dispatchers inexpendable conduits during emergencies
• Meth busts lead to six arrests
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for April 17, 2012
• Troy man faces felony charges from police chase
• Today is deadline for voter registration before run-off election
• Longtime MidSouth Bank employees celebrate 100th year
• Enterprise police chase ends in Ozark with wreck
• Three armed robbery suspect acquitted
• Spirit of Service, neighborhood day set for Saturday
• Webb man facing more sexual assault charges
• Info sought in Troy home invasion robbery
• Dothan barbecue fest gets taste of 'Pitmasters'
• Fatal Headland police shooting going to grand jury
• Headland man acquitted in fifth robbery trial
• Dothan celebrates Special Olympics
• Jail docket 4/9/12
• Business licenses 4/9/12
• Real estate transfers 4/9/12
• Divorces 4/9/12
• Marriages 4/9/12
• Ashford man charged with burglary
• Dothan attorney found in contempt of court
• Medical college to spur widespread growth
• Impressionist brings Twain to life
• Jury convicts Waffle House armed robbery suspect
• Publix to open in Enterprise on April 25
• Info sought in Dothan shooting
• Duo charged in vehicle break-ins
• Geneva County principal fighting non-renewal in court
• Ozark Crawdad music fest, community events set for Saturday
• Ozark schools get additional security measure
• Webb man killed in single-vehicle crash on U.S. 231
• Arrest made in armed robbery on Troy campus
• Dothan man pleads guilty to hotel robbery
• Troy woman faces felony business theft charge
• Dothan police make six felony arrests and two for DUI
• Wicksburg teacher remains on leave
• Dale commission approves solid waste contract, introduces drug plan
• State trooper helps save man's life
• Local boys and girls club youth receives statewide recognition
• March, rally set for weekend in Headland
• Pedestrian killed in Florida identified as Dothan man
• Cottonwood man charged with vehicle break-in
• Judge: Sufficient evidence for grand jury in Club Primetime shooting
• NRC to host open house Tuesday for annual Farley assessment
• Troy Cable's connectivity project across rural region nearing completion
• Many turn out for gas giveaway
• Marksmanship academy helping law enforcement, military and local community
• NRC to host open house for annual Farley Nuclear assessment
• Church hosts community Easter egg hunt
• Judge: Sufficient evidence for grand jury in Club Primetime shooting
• Troy police release sketch of assault suspect
• Dothan man faces Geneva drug trafficking charge
• State troopers make felony assault arrest
• Dothan police make a felony arrest and two for DUI
• Wallace GED grad numbers up
• Alabama AG Strange: Out-of-state lottery tickets won't be illegal
• Dothan principals take system to court
• Dothan sales tax collections remain steady
• Fundraising effort organized to raise $600K for warm water indoor pool
• Ozark tax collections up $20,000
• IRS posts videos to help taxpayers with filings
• 15 students deliver speeches in Stand Up Speak Out contest
• Strong storms move through Wiregrass
• Former candidate Richard Talley says District 4 election illegal
• Dothan man charged with $31,471 theft
• James Toothman charged with Regions Bank robberies
• Martha Roby talks budget, defense
• Northview students meet with Superintendent Tim Wilder
• Four candidates officially qualify for District 4 special election
• Four - car crash results in DUI arrest
• Tax evasion suspects sentencing delayed
• Martha Roby column for week of April 5, 2012
• Headland man charged with manufacturing meth
• Wiregrass under severe thunderstorm watch
• Brundidge police make arrests in vending machine break-ins
• Forensic summer camp offered at Troy Dothan
• Headland police make drug trafficking arrests
• Government recommends lengthy prison term for Monty Ervin
• Remembering Mary Nell McLennan
• Newton woman charged in crash involving police car
• Dothan finances solid despite uncertain future
• 911 committee looks at future expenses
• Bell Helicopter could increase workforce
• Thunderstorms could impact Wiregrass on Thursday
• Tractor Supply Co. to open store in Ozark
• Potential exists for some severe weather in Wiregrass Thursday
• North Carolina fugitives arrested in Enterprise
• Reward up to $20,000 for info in Troy sexual assaults
• Drug trafficking suspect released for treatment
• Samson police make felony theft arrest
• Midland City to investigate bias allegations
• Drug trafficking suspect released for treatment
• Ozark appoints councilmen to review solid waste options
• SUV flips on Ross Clark Circle
• North Carolina fugitives arrested in Enterprise
• Dothan commission revokes downtown club's license
• Wiregrass couple charged with sexual assault of child
• Teacher's aide accused of mistreatment resigns
• Alabama Legislature looking at staff furloughs
• Dothan/Houston County 911 board votes to increase residential fees to $2
• Man killed in Enterprise motorcycle crash
• Florida duo face meth charges
• Trio charged with stealing scrap metal from Dothan residence
• Dothan police make five felony arrests and one for DUI
• Dothan murder suspect's attorney wants judge to step down
• Charter school bill raises concerns from state school board member
• Troy University to raise security
• Troy-Dothan renovations near completion
• Dothan officials field magnet school questions
• Dothan murder suspect's attorney wants judge to step down
• Downtown Dothan club's license could be revoked
• Enterprise murder suspect arrested
• Ozark library to eliminate fines on returned books this month
• Pair charged with theft of "whizzinator"
• Brundidge man killed by police in Mississippi
• Second rape offense reported at Troy mobile home park
• 25 students recognized for completing GED program
• Dothan's Heritage Trail about future as well as past
• Prescription drug abuse on the rise
• Marianna hero remembered, celebrated
• Expo, CityFest continue despite rain
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for April 3, 2012
• Traffic accident claims life of Ozark man
• Local students learn about dairy production
• Air dogs make landing in Dothan
• Armed robbery suspect to be tried for fifth time
• Kite activity examines several subjects
• Samson police charged five with robbery
• Alabama unemployment down
• Taylor woman charged with trafficking meth
• Three charged in Dothan vehicle burglaries
• Dothan City Schools principal arrested again
• Hartford man faces felony theft charge
• Brundidge man charged with punching woman
• Dothan police charge trio with exposing children to drugs
• Dothan police make three felony arrests and one for DUI
• Discovery Network to feature MAHA USA equipment
• Sentencing date set for sheriff's killer
• Who wants to be a half-a-billionaire?
• Report raises questions about Alabama test scores
• Dothan condom packaging facility to close
• Jack man charged with rape, sodomy
• Magnet school application period begins Monday
• Moonshine still found, Florida man charged
• Local roads could benefit from bond money
• Road work, sign changes continue in Dale Co.
• Houston County chase leads to arrest
• Reward offered in burglary of Troy University student
• Enterprise teen sought in murder
• Dothan Police make two felony arrests
• Lawsuit against DA Valeska dismissed
• Dothan commissioners push for Andrew Belle pool
• Many students unprepared to start school
• Jail docket 3/27/12
• Business licenses 3/27/12
• Divorces 3/26/12
• Divorces 3/17/12
• Marriages 3/17/12
• Real estate transfers 3/17/12
• Jail docket 3/11/12
• Business licenses 3/10/12
• Dale County wage growth ranks first in Alabama
• Four injured in Coffee County crash
• Martha Roby Column for week of March 27, 2012
• Deputies charge duo with meth trafficking
• Houston County Community Corrections director retiring
• Georgia woman faces Henry County drug charges
• Info sought in Troy sexual assault related burglary
• Enterprise teen sought in murder
• Activist group marches through Dothan
• Local tech entrepreneur accepted to respected business institute
• Ozark meets in executive session for economic development
• Deputies charge duo with meth trafficking
• Friends, civil rights leaders pay respects to Ada Sharpton
• $650,000 judgment issued against Dothan doctor in malpractice suit
• Ohio pair arrested in Henry County on drug charges
• Dale commission continues discussion on solid waste contract
• Dothan Rescue Mission burglary suspect arrested
• Dothan police make three felony arrests and six for DUI
• Houston County Community Corrections director retiring
• Two Dothan principals non-renewed
• CityFest, Wildlife Expo combine for busy Dothan weekend
• Slocomb burglary leads to 3 arrests
• Dothan recognized for low hotel rates
• Houston County moving forward with garbage contract
• Child's treatment lands teacher, aide on leave
• Jury returns split verdict against Pansey man
• Level Plains man faces child enticing charge
• Dothan police make arrest in shooting
• Leisure services public forum scheduled for tonight
• Local scholarship won't cover osteopathic students
• Toadlick performers sign Fender guitars
• Magnet school tours to curb entrance test anxiety
• Toadlick Music Festival concludes
• Toadlick attendees stick out stormy weather
• Toadlick draws fans from near and far
• Blakely hosting Peanut Proud celebration
• Dierks Bentley to headline final day at Toadlick
• Tornado rattles homes, nerves near Troy
• Country Goes Huntin' concert returns to Dothan
• Aviation industry to benefit from new legislation
• Dothan father released after jury acquitts him in son's death
• Tornado warning issued for Pike County
• Elba man faces felony charges from Enterprise crash
• Deputies charge Cowarts woman with felony assault
• Dothan Eagle warns of scam
• Ozark man wanted for armed robbery
• Dothan man guilty of infant assault
• Trace Adkins to perform Friday at Toadlick
• ABC agents fighting underage drinking at Toadlick
• Festival president: Toadlick here to stay
• Dothan losing 128 jobs when bakery closes
• Dothan man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Eufaula man faces burglary charges
• Fire destroys Dothan building
• Coppinville hosts celebration for Brendan Franco
• Dothan man guilty of infant assault
• Agreement could prevent garbage fee increase in Houston County
• Dothan father found not guilty in son's death
• Rev. Al Sharpton's mother dies in Dothan
• Jury to continue deliberations in child death case
• Information sought in Coffee County shooting
• Jury to continue deliberations in child death case
• Nature gets jump-start on spring
• Former criminal justice professor acquitted of sex abuse
• Toadlick: Info, photos and video of setup
• Tidwell withdraws from District 4 race
• Playground construction starts Spirit of Service this weekend
• E911 rate increase coming
• 38 Special to bring explosive spirit to concert
• Changes to Dothan sign regulations in the works
• Dothan motorcycle crash leaves rider injured
• Abbeville man faces armed robbery charge
• Dothan man charged with escape
• Local bands to play Toadlick
• County submitting plans for ATRIP funding
• Two candidates in race for Houston County District 4
• Toadlick Music Festival opens Thursday
• Dothan toddler death case goes to jury
• Church's Chicken robber convicted
• Dothan man acquitted in $50,000 theft case
• Dothan sets odd/even watering days
• Dothan OKs legislature vote on red light cameras in 2013
• Deputies make child molestation arrest
• Dothan principal on paid leave after DUI arrest
• Dothan sets magnet requirements, testing dates
• New Magnet school entrance requirements detailed
• Dothan dad to testify in case of son's death
• Woman charged with stabbing former boyfriend
• Samson man faces felony assault charge
• Dothan police make two DUI arrests
• Dothan dad to testify in case of son's death
• Woman charged with stabbing former boyfriend
• Dothan, again, set to vote on red light cameras
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for March 20, 2012
• Azalea Dogwood trail draws crowd
• Dothan police make six felony arrests and three for DUI
• Dothan City Schools employee charged with DUI
• Cyclists hit trail hard at Mountain Bike Challenge
• Magnet programs a success for city schools
• Magnet programs a success for city schools
• Cyclists hit trail hard at Mountain Bike Challenge
• Two men and teen charged in child molestation case
• SAMC altercation leads to gunshots report
• Arrests made in Lowe's strong armed robbery
• Dothan police make two felony arrests
• Garden teaches students about their food source
• Two Republicans throw their names in District 4 race
• Marianna High School graduate dies in Afghanistan
• Yards prepared for Azalea Dogwood Festival
• Special election set for Houston County District 4
• Ronnie Gilley sentencing date moved to July
• Dothan schools rank high in reading, math test
• Prison, deportation ordered in Geneva County meth case
• Illegal aliens caught in Houston County get prison time
• Ashford woman gets 4 years for armed robbery
• Wiregrass man pleads guilty to bigamy charge
• Dothan police make two felony arrests
• Abbeville man pleads guilty to dog cruelty
• Dothan visit helped Gingrich carry Wiregrass
• Indictment alleges beating death, coverup by correctional officers
• Houston Academy burglary arrests result in 13 charges
• Seniors main target for mail scams
• Dothan drug trafficking case leads to 22-year prison sentence
• Mountain Bike Challenge back for a second year
• Moore wins primary race for Alabama chief justice
• Dothan police make meth manufacturing arrests
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• District 5 Coffee Commission race heading to runoff
• Geneva County picks new superintendent
• Filmore, Smith in runoff for 33rd Circuit Judge
• Mitchell unseats Thompson in Coffee's District 6
• Knowles, Horn to vie for Henry County superintendent in November
• Money wins Republican race for Henry County probate judge
• Blankenship wins Dale commission chairperson seat
• Dale probate judgeship head to runoff
• Mitchell unseats Thompson in Coffee's District 6
• Patrick Davenport wins Houston County Probate Judge
• Airport to look for Pemco replacement
• Opp man sentenced to 32 years in sodomy case
• Ronnie Gilley attorney talks about trial, BamaJam
• Shots fired in Dothan neighborhood
• Six arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Geneva man wanted for vehicle theft
• Dothan Police make meth arrest
• Dothan police make two felony and two DUI arrests
• Georgia football player arrested in Henry County
• Seven arrest warrants issued for alleged bank fraud
• BamaJam 2011 tickets good for 2012
• Six arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Georgia football player arrested in Henry County
• Coffee County to get tire processing center
• Houston County Commissioner Phil Forrester laid to rest
• Ozark teenager killed in weekend crash
• Tuesday wins would invigorate Gingrich campaign
• Gingrich inspires excitement in fanbase at Dothan rally
• Presidential preference on Dale ballot limits Democratic vote
• Dothan High celebrates 100 years of change
• Deputies make first bath salts arrests
• Dothan police make two felony arrests and one for DUI
• Webb woman charged with burglary
• Deputies make fake money arrest
• Opelika man faces felony drug charge
• Deputies seize more than a pound of marijuana
• Dothan shooting suspect denied bail reduction
• Bill helps make state primary relevant
• Ozark parents having to buy paper for schools
• Door prizes, info at Home & Garden Expo
• Rabid bat found in Wicksburg
• Club shooting suspect denied bail reduction
• Dothan police make arrest in theft from local business
• Samson police make burglary arrest
• Dothan police make a felony arrest and two DUI arrests
• Newt Gingrich stopping in Dothan Saturday
• Highlands student raises funds for cancer-stricken classmate
• Freezing No Child Left Behind goals won't stop data collection, reporting
• Mike Gamble addresses commission again, plans to return
• Arrest made in theft from Houston Academy
• Downtown Group has a new director
• New Brockton mayor sentenced to probation, community service
• Two charged with murder in Troy home invasion
• Houston County Commissioner Phil Forrester dies at age 77
• Dothan woman injured by kitchen fire
• Mike Gamble confronts Houston County Commission again
• Dothan police make a felony arrest and a felony DUI arrest
• Newton man pleads guilty to illegal possession of Army aircraft parts
• Daleville woman charged with attempted assault
• Aviation museum upgrades digital presence with monitors, touch screens
• Slocomb residents happy with Smith verdict
• Gas worker hurt in Ozark accident
• Suspect in Troy home invasion dies
• After verdicts, Smiths try to return to normal life
• McGregor attorney: Clear and convincing vindication
• Residents react to bingo trial verdicts
• Bingo defendants found not guilty on all charges
• Jury reaches verdicts in gambling corruption retrial
• Trio charged with meth possession by Dothan police
• Florida duo face Henry County drug trafficking charges
• Dothan police make two felony arrests one for DUI
• Three charged in Troy home invasion burglary
• Annual Azalea Dogwood Festival to be held March 18
• Government seeks to delay sentencing of Ronnie Gilley, Jarrod Massey
• Joint truancy campaign launched
• Ozark council discusses economic development, trips
• City moving forward with $60,000 transportation study
• Sixth day of deliberations conclude in gambling corruption retrial
• Absentee ballot applications due Thursday
• Historic Dothan church reopens after renovations
• Frank Britt, Jason Bruce face off in Coffee County Commission race
• New Brockton man charged in brother's death
• Pemco departure big revenue hit for airport
• Children in vehicle during Henry County drug arrests
• Three charged in Troy home invasion burglary
• Dothan man gets work release for burglaries
• Dothan police make seven felony arrests and three for DUI
• Dothan principals may get more discretion over staffing
• Garden District resident meet to discuss neighborhood watch progression
• County, city synergy key to one Coffee Commission candidate
• Dothan robber in Homer Simpson pajamas sentenced to prison
• Gambling trial jurors end fifth day of deliberations
• Troy man charged in auto business burglary
• Stough Street Grocery burglary leads to arrests
• Pemco filing for bankruptcy, closing May 5
• Two shot at Enterprise barber shop
• Pit Stop BBQ burglar sentenced
• Houston Academy burglaries lead to two arrests
• Dothan woman faces felony domestic violence charge
• Cottonwood mayor passes Sunday
• SAF-T offers free weather notifications to residents statewide
• Medical emergency ends Sunday deliberations in corruption trial
• Ozark schools get grant for therapy room
• Wiregrass group plans Washington trip to talk about BRAC
• Computer hacking 'not going away'
• Government wants Milton McGregor in custody immediately if convicted
• Students compete for $500 arts grant
• Students get tutorial on pizza
• Highlands Elementary celebrates Seuss
• Teen charged with armed robbery of man while at his mailbox
• Woman dies after crashing into Whatley Square Apts.
• Red Light Cameras on Dothan Commission agenda Tuesday
• Incumbent hopes to hold Dist. 6 commission seat in Coffee County
• Dothan police make two felony arrests
• Corruption trial jury to deliberate Saturday
• Dothan man charged in Eufaula shooting
• Corruption trial jury to continue deliberations Saturday
• Eufaula man gets life sentence for drug trafficking
• Dothan City Commission agenda for March 6, 2012
• More stormy weather possible this weekend
• Deputies charge man with attempted drug distribution
• Two seek Coffee County Circuit Clerk position
• Dothan man charged with mortgage fraud
• Ozark, Dale economic corporation develop business plan
• Test scores up at AMSTI schools
• Fatal crash lands Ozark woman in prison
• Police to use tax stamp-related drug charges more
• Wayne Lawford, Josh Carnley seek Coffee County Commission seat
• Dismissal forces gambling corruption jury to start over
• Jobs a key concern for Coffee County District 5 candidates
• Storms cause little damage around the Wiregrass
• Man convicted of vehicular homicide wants new trial
• Info sought in Dothan Dollar General robbery
• Hyundai, Kia supplier to locate in Dothan
• Trio charged in thefts from mall stores
• Dothan police make a felony arrest and a DUI arrest
• Geneva County man faces death penalty in Florida slaying
• Neighborhoods rebound five years after Enterprise tornado
• New Enterprise High combines pride and remembrance
• Tornado changed lives of many Enterprise High students
• Enterprise tornado, five years later
• New industry announcement expected Thursday
• Voter registration ends Friday for primary
• Enrollment at Wallace drops
• Prosecutor says defense used race to distract gambling corruption jury
• Forum airs plans of Geneva Co. probate judge candidates
• Corruption trial prosecutor: Don't fall for defense 'distractions'
• Attorney withdraws in Dothan attempted murder case
• Parents plead guilty to child abuse
• Abbeville man charged with drug distribution
• Dothan man charged with identity theft
• Eufaula teen charged in Dothan armed robbery
• Direct deposit late for Dothan school employees
• Troy woman charged with setting fire to hospital
• Headland man acquitted of sex charges
• 'Brother' Swann seeks commission seat
• Blair, Watson battle for probate judge in Coffee County
• Ozark man pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Dogs and cats get the fix
• Gilley at center of closing arguments in gambling corruption retrial
• Gilley center of closing arguments in corruption retrial
• Jail docket 2/27/12
• Business licenses 2/27/12
• Real estate transfers 2/27/12
• Divorces 2/27/12
• Marriages 2/27/12
• Smith attorney Parkman uses chicken salad sandwich in corruption retrial closing
• Roads big issue in Coffee County commission race
• Van's Package Store robbed Monday night
• QA: Republicans in Henry County School Board District 1
• QA: Republicans in Henry County Commission races
• Four charged with cocaine possession
• Man charged with Lake Street burglary
• Dothan police make eight felony arrests and one DUI arrest
• Woman not charged for fake Grove Park stalker claim
• No charges to be filed in reported Grove Park stalker case
• County road repairs get funding from state
• County engineers excited about governor's road program
• Two businessmen up for Henry County Probate Judge
• Houston County website schedule to return Tuesday
• Just the Facts to launch new teen leadership program
• Closing arguments begin Tuesday in corruption retrial
• Honeysuckle Middle students learn about book industry
• Enterprise church burglary suspect arrest
• Martha Roby column for week of February 27, 2012
• Henry County Schools superintendent race draws experienced educators
• Martha Roby column for week of February 27, 2012
• Police: Grove Park stalker claim was made up
• Troy celebrates 125th birthday
• Centennial celebration for Dothan High
• Selma Elementary School good citizens for February
• Highland LinC academic team 1st in Alabama
• Key issues discussed by chief justice candidates
• Longtime educators seek Henry County superintendent seat
• Henry County Schools superintendent race draws experienced educators
• Defense attorneys more quiet for gambling retrial
• Verizon brings 4G network to Dothan
• Employee theft costs retailers more than shoplifting, organized crime
• Dozens of Perdue workers clean up stream
• Dozen turn out for Project Clean Stream
• Alabama gambling trial nearing closing arguments
• Girard Middle School reinvents reading
• Escalating gas prices anger motorists
• Ozark councilmen discuss garbage, recycling
• Starla Matthews, Patrick Davenport seeking probate judge seat
• Geneva woman wanted for role in prescription drug conspiracy
• Dothan murder suspect arrested
• Dothan police make arrest in rescue mission burglary
• Enterprise man faces felony charge after crash
• Dothan police make four felony arrests
• Housing a top planning concern in northeast Dothan
• Legality of bingo regulations brought up at Houston County Commission meeting
• Dothan City Schools dropout plan gets national attention
• Northview students learn financial responsibility
• Dothan police arrest three Wiregrass residents on drug charges
• Dothan mail processing center to close
• Efficiency, experience top issues in 33rd Circuit Judge race
• Severe weather a possibility on Friday
• Dale County District 2 race a repeat of 2010
• Two Enterprise churches burglarized
• Two libraries planned for Dothan
• Deputies charge Cottonwood man multiple felonies
• Dothan woman charged with exposing toddler to meth
• Deputies arrest duo for meth trafficking
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Green light: City installing energy-efficient streetlights
• Bill could change superintendent selection process
• Mental evaluation ordered for murder suspect
• Jail docket 2/20/12
• Business licenses 2/20/12
• Gilley claims Smith solicited bribes for legislators
• Real estate transfers 2/20/12
• Divorces 2/20/12
• Marriages 2/20/12
• Jail docket 2/6/12
• Business licenses 2/6/12
• Real estate transfers 2/6/12
• Divorces 2/6/12
• Marriages 2/6/12
• Jail docket 1/30/12
• Business licenses 1/30/12
• Real estate transfers 1/30/12
• Divorces 1/30/12
• Marriages 1/30/12
• Driver hurt in Sixth Avenue crash
• Gilley: Unsold BamaJam tickets scanned to account for unpaid attendees
• Gilley said Mississippi gaming project would be 'Country Crossing times 25'
• Gilley: Scanned unsold BamaJam tickets to account for unpaid attendees
• Two vie for Dale County school board position
• Two businessmen seek role of Dale commission chairman
• Dothan man gets 198 year prison sentence in sex case
• Six candidates in race for Dale Co. Commission seat 4
• Slight risk of severe weather today
• Dothan business to expand, add jobs
• Ronnie Gilley testifies about Harri Anne Smith's position on Country Crossing
• Former Geneva police officer charged with perjury
• Dothan nightclub to be cited
• West granted three-year extension as city manager
• Man killed in Enterprise crash
• Dale probate judge candidates cite experience, compassion in probate court
• Gilley, attorney spar during gambling corruption trial testimony
• QA: Geneva County Commission District 2 candidates
• QA: Geneva County School Board District 3 candidates
• Enterprise man faces attempted murder charges from police shooting
• Dothan club scene of another shooting
• Gilley to continue in fourth day of gambling testimony
• Man shoots at police, arrested
• Dothan police make three felony arrests and four for DUI
• Superintendent candidates square off
• Beef prices reaching record highs
• Chief justice candidate speaks to Dale Republicans
• U.S. Rep. John Lewis speaks at Troy University
• Houston County website hacked, investigation ongoing
• Prosecutors use different strategy in gambling retrial
• Dothan club scene of another shooting
• City manager contract, new Cheddars, Buffalo Wild Wings on commission agenda
• Animal Tracks: Feb. 19-25
• Changes on horizon for state retirement systems
• Skate park fundraising underway
• Tim Pitchford to run for Houston County school superintendent
• Ozark, Dale County, discuss 'big' economic development behind closed doors
• Police presence raised for Grove Park
• Ozark adds K-9, handler to patrol
• Dothan police charge Shorterville woman with felony assault
• Gilley discusses bribes, McGregor money on witness stand
• Tim McGraw, Zac Brown Band, Kid Rock to headline BamaJam
• Storms to hit Saturday afternoon or evening
• Kurt McDaniel seeking Dale County probate judge seat
• On tape, angry Milton McGregor lashes out at Bob Riley
• Group lobbies city of Enterprise for dog park
• Enterprise bank robbery cases forwarded to grand jury
• David Money seeks Henry County probate judge seat
• Ronnie Gilley to testify for 3rd day in trial
• Deputies charge Ashford man with vehicle break-in
• Police make unlawful prescription drug possession arrest
• Deputies charge Pansey man with cocaine possession
• Dothan police make two DUI arrests
• BamaJam 2012: Tim McGraw, Zac Brown Band, Kid Rock
• Gilley used code language to cloak bribe offers
• Ozark school board approves Phase 2 of construction
• Dothan High show choir performing at Kennedy Center
• Ronnie Gilley: racial remarks on recorded conversation 'nauseating'
• Group hopes to attract a "mega" industry to region
• Severe weather possible for Wiregrass on Saturday
• Federal drug conspirators get prison time
• Paperless meetings for Ozark school board
• Elderly Eufaula man beaten with bats during robbery
• Police make second felony theft arrest from Kohl's store
• Georgia man wanted by Dothan police for felony theft
• Alabama circuit clerk faces criminal charges
• Ronnie Gilley set for day 2 of bingo trial testimony
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Federal lawsuit filed against city of Dothan dismissed
• Geneva County Elementary serving up healthier food
• Long appointed to Houston County Health Care Authority
• Former Senator says Harri Anne Smith offered him bribe
• Ronnie Gilley: We were in dire financial straits
• Gilley takes stand at gambling corruption retrial
• STAR ID now available for area residents
• Dothan business expansion to create new jobs
• Ron Snell to run for Geneva County Schools Superintendent
• Fred Hamic seeks re-election to Geneva County Commission chairman/probate judge
• Joe Gallo to run for Circuit Judge, Place 1
• Dothan woman gets work release for attempted murder
• Benton Beasley to run for District 1, Henry County Commission
• Donny Bynum to run for Dale County School Superintendent re-election
• Becky Birdsong to run for Geneva County School Superintendent
• Woodrow "Woody" Hilboldt to run for Dale County probate judge
• Mark Blankenship to run for Dale County commission chairman
• Gary Shields seeks Geneva Co. Commission, District 2, seat
• Utilties rates increase in Ozark
• Abbeville man charged with possessing drugs in jail
• Deputies arrest Headland man on felony theft charge
• Dothan woman faces $5,000 theft charge
• Dothan police make two felony arrests
• Locals to fight at Olympic Team Trials
• Gilley expected to take stand in bingo retrial Wednesday
• Barbershop provides important outlet
• Dothan police make felony assault arrest
• Big improvement: Dothan City Schools dropout rates plummet
• Dothan man among first to integrate local schools
• Regina Dyess Nolen to run for Geneva County School Superintendent
• Stuart Smith seeking circuit judgeship
• Starla Matthews to run for Houston County Probate Judge
• Bentley proposes Alabama tax holiday on storm gear
• Terry Scott seeks Henry County superintendent seat
• Report details plans for new Georgia to Mississippi highway
• Guilty Alabama lobbyist testifying for third day
• Dothan police make burglary arrest
• Dothan police arrest two sex offenders with failure to register
• Four Slocomb residents injured in crash
• Dothan teen gets 15 years for shooting
• Dothan police make two felony arrests and two for DUI
• Ozark taxes decline for January
• Testing, not lottery, to determine magnet school entry
• Dothan school board changes magnet policy
• Georgia man dies after bar fight, having Taser used on him
• Martha Roby column for week of February 13, 2012
• Majority of commission appear to support city manager
• Dothan teen gets 15 years for shooting
• Man assaulted at Napier Field Road trailer park
• Shelby talks debt at Dothan breakfast
• 10-year-old helps save choking grandmother
• Dothan City School Board meeting
• Northside Methodist participates in academic competition
• Troy raises $160 million in capital campaign
• Temperatures on the rise
• Shooting suspect has sentence reduced
• Area animal shelters challenged
• Area animal shelters challenged
• Program gives incentives for good behavior
• Troy dedicates political economy center
• Man gets 30 years for domestic assault
• Business group proposes post-secondary governance change
• Ozark man faces 20 burglary charges
• New Brockton police chief assailant pleads guilty
• Opelika awards contract for red light cameras
• Witness in gambling trial testifies on Crosby
• Guilty lobbyist to testify in Ala. gambling trial
• Opelika awards contract for red light cameras
• Dothan bomb threat suspect pleads guilty
• Hartford man faces meth trafficking charge
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Denial an obstacle to ending homelessness, poverty
• Ozark Utilities Board completes several projects
• Dothan serial rapist acquitted of teen rape
• Washington County, Fla., busts Mexico-based drug cartel
• Dothan man guilty of cocaine trafficking
• Opening statements lay out themes in bingo corruption retrial
• Bill benefiting PEMCO passes Alabama House
• 13 county residents approved for storm shelters
• Child porn suspect gets 26 years in prison
• Dale family, officials mourn loss of sheriff's deputy
• Good times on the reg: Enterprise man enjoys new acting career
• Ozark woman pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Dothan teen charged with capital murder
• Child porn suspect gets 26 years in prison
• Ozark to host Division 2 baseball tournament
• Three-time felon pleads guilty to drug trafficking
• Dothan police arrest 16-year-old for capital murder
• Day 3 of jury selection in Ala. gambling retrial
• Dale County native continues longtime law enforcement career
• Students at Kelly Springs learn about black history
• Local businesses put in the spotlight
• Dothan High to celebrate 100 years with civic center event
• Headland council increases salaries for next administration
• Wrapup of Dothan City Commission actions for February 7
• Residents say developer's buffer not up to snuff
• Day 2 of jury selection for gambling retrial begins
• Family, Wiregrass residents address council on police shooting
• Rep. Martha Roby column for week of February 6
• Dothan man was shot, dumped in Henry County
• Spicer, Abramoff among potential bingo retrial witnesses
• Man charged with attempted murder
• AEA takes aim at rolling reserve
• Motorcycle rider dies from crash injuries
• Religion, immigration, taxes all topics for bingo corruption trial jury panel
• Ozark teacher resigns after issue with computer
• Eufaula coaches watch Jernigan in Super Bowl
• Multiple agencies investigate murder of Dothan resident
• Budgets, schools and jobs major issues for 2012 Legislature
• Schools see slight decline in physical bullying, increase in cyber bullying
• Club security saw murder suspect with gun
• Chinese culture front and center at Troy concert
• Dothan men plead guilty to catalytic converter crime spree
• Black WWII pilot shares his legacy
• After delay, corruption retrial begins Monday
• December sales tax collections strong in Houston County
• Candlelight vigil in Headland a call to action
• Grant helps Geneva County Elementary start art program
• Dothan men plead guilty to catalytic converter crime spree
• Plans underway to repair South Saint Andrews Street
• Enterprise man shot during vehicle break in
• Alabama Gives Day raises money for nonprofits
• Roby: Bill will help end budget 'gimmicks'
• Dothan man gets probation for armed robbery
• Ashford couple faces meth charges
• Dothan police make three felony arrests and one for DUI
• Dothan woman among trio facing illegal sale of investments charges
• Dothan man gets probation for armed robbery
• E911 committee discusses hiring coordinator
• Houston Academy students sharpen writing skills
• Roby: Bill will help end budget 'gimmicks'
• Wiregrass task force has new leader, same objective
• Hazel Turner waitress to Tuskegee Airmen
• Elba says no to consultant for superintendent search
• Family, co-workers remember former Faine principal
• Great Southern buys competitor, expands across country
• Headland man dies as result of police shooting
• Former Dick's Sporting Goods employee charged with theft
• Gambling corruption trial defendant bankrupt before death
• Former Kohl's employee arrested, charged with theft
• Dothan Police look for suspects in connection with robbery
• Police look for two men in robbery of Brother's Fashion
• Headland man killed in early morning shooting
• Officials encourage weather radios for weather notification
• Dothan City School Board adopts organizational chart
• IRS encouraging early tax filing
• Dothan man faces child solicitation charges
• Bingo corruption retrial to start next Monday
• Police identify Headland murder victim
• Man Cave a hit at bridal event
• Dothan man faces child solicitation charges
• Gambling defendant Crosby dies day before trial
• Less buzz surrounds public corruption retrial
• Cosmetology clinic gives students a chance to sharpen skills
• Houston, Geneva counties making progress on FEMA payback
• Police find five dead in Birmingham home
• Animal Tracks for Jan. 29
• Job availability showing signs of improvement in Wiregrass, state
• Once unemployed, Ozark man finds dream job owning restaurant
• Less buzz surrounds public corruption retrial
• Reward offered in missing Geneva woman inquiry
• Dothan firefighter charged with manufacturing meth
• Dothan man charged with gold necklace theft
• Tax credit for teachers proposed
• State pre-k program seeks efficiency to bring services to more children
• Former state representative Sasser dies
• Picerne opens third neighborhood center on Fort Rucker
• Defense cuts could force new BRAC rounds
• Morgan Square Mall evacuated due to suspicious package
• Small plane makes emergency landing at Dothan airport
• Clio man's body identified, fire deemed arson
• Bond set at $500,000 for Dothan murder suspect
• Culver reflects on 25 years with county commission
• Jury votes for death penalty in Dothan triple murder
• Vantage Sourcing to add 200 jobs
• Severe weather expected between 3 and 6 p.m.
• Dothan man charged with robbery
• Ashford man faces assault charge
• Attorneys to represent 1981 Dothan murder suspect for free
• Cottonwood man gets nine years for child porn
• One injured in single-vehicle wreck
• Jail docket 1/23/12
• Business licenses 1/23/12
• Real estate transfers 1/23/12
• Suspect's Doster home burns
• Dothan murder suspect subject of Birmingham police brutality case
• Area weather closures and information
• Headland man acquitted of felony assault
• Samson man gets 15 years for child molestation
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Westgate Parkway collision
• Teen to be tried as an adult in attempted murder
• New AEA head outlines priorities
• Vidocq Society to investigate Perry Griffin murder
• Former reserve Hartford officer pleads guilty to child molestation
• Judge won't dismiss counts against McGregor
• Severe weather possible late Thursday
• Fort Rucker bingo manager charged with theft
• Court rejects appeal from Country Crossing bondholders
• Jail docket 1/16/12
• Business licenses 1/16/12
• Real estate transfers 1/16/12
• Divorces 1/16/12
• Marriages 1/16/12
• Jail docket 1/2/12
• Business licenses 1/2/12
• Real estate transfers 1/2/12
• Marriages 1/2/12
• Body found in Barbour County
• Dothan man faces burglary tools charge
• Deputies make sex abuse arrest
• Birmingham man charged in Dothan murder
• Body found in woods could be missing Clio man
• Grant program provides free career tech classes for high school students
• Troy Dothan teacher training program receives funds
• National group to help in cold case homicide
• Internet sales could affect local revenues
• Ozark to plant trees on 231 corridor
• Arrest made in Dothan murder
• Trio arrested for failure to properly register as sex offenders
• Social Security statements resume for 60 and older
• Dothan police arrest Enterprise woman on vehicle theft charge
• Deputies charge Dothan man with choking woman
• Dothan police charge woman with meth possession
• Dothan police make seven felony arrests and one for DUI
• Man killed outside nightclub remembered
• Slain Dothan man remembered
• Elba begins search for new superintendent
• HEDA gives $20k to local agencies
• County financial report reveals struggles, reduced spending
• Man charged with trying to kill state trooper
• Bingo prosecutors want public comments limited at retrial
• Former NBA player jailed in Coffee County
• Two dead in Alabama storms
• Info sought in Dothan shooting death
• Dothan police charge brothers with felony assault
• Dothan man to be sentenced for third time in slayings
• Victim of fatal Dothan shooting identified
• Shooting victim identified
• Dothan leaders pick top issues for 2012
• Home sales down, rental up
• Girl Scouts go door-to-door
• Progressives hold rally opposing corporate political spending
• Houston County unemployment drops to 7.1 percent
• Dozens suffer minor injuries in Pike County school bus crash
• Dothan leaders meet to discuss priorities
• Sidewalk extension coming to Prevatt Road
• Dale probate judge serving final term
• Man charged in son death seeks venue change
• Lawyers: 2 key witnesses out for gambling retrial
• Newton woman killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Dothan man charged with sodomizing teen girl
• Dothan woman held without bail in custody case
• Teamwork main focus at education summit
• Medical college groundbreaking 'dream' come true for governor
• Dothan woman held without bail in custody case
• Prosecutor in corruption trial allowed to step down
• Ozark fire department to expand service to Pinckard, Midland City area
• ESCC hopes to impress with new chemistry lab
• Wicksburg woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Ozark altercation leaves one shot, two in jail
• Houston County deputies charge Geneva man with drug manufacturing
• Dothan police charge man with assault on healthcare worker
• Dothan prepares for annual planning weekend
• ESCC hopes to impress with new chemistry lab
• Geneva trying to fill vacancies after officers' arrests
• Truck, SUV crash on Bethlehem Road
• Ozark city, school officials visit Pensacola
• Ozark altercation leaves one shot, two in jail
• Commissioner: Use van to transport students for tutoring, training
• Enforcement of landscape regulations gets more teeth
• Sharon Ard Michalic seeks Dale County probate judge spot
• Search for Clio man continues in Doster area
• Drill stolen during robbery at Dothan Lowe's store
• Houston County Sheriff's deputies make fraud arrest
• Houston County Sheriff's deputies make burglary arrest
• Deputies charge Enterprise man with felony TV theft
• Woman charged with assault on police
• Dothan man wins Mega Money
• Ozark council reviews audit, leaves same salaries for next administration
• Dothan city school board delays vote on organizational chart
• Education labor market tight
• Wikipedia to be blacked out over anti-piracy bill
• Dothan man gets life in prison for trafficking pot
• Gas prices well above normal, could skyrocket in spring
• Commission passes revised parking ordinance
• Tourism dollars plentiful in Dothan
• Dothan man wins Mega Money
• Ex-Bama star Kirkpatrick arrested on drug charge
• Dothan teen charged with dropping toddler on his head
• Joe Gallo announces run for Circuit Judge, Place 1, Dale and Geneva counties
• Dothan police charge teen with robbery
• Roy Moore speaks to Dale Republican Party
• Dothan man charged in diamond theft
• Henry County authorities make drug trafficking arrest
• Hundreds march in King's memory
• Dothan redistricting hearing scheduled for Tuesday
• New landscape regulations for Dothan to be discussed
• High school, college youth head Ozark MLK event
• Opp man killed in fatal Coffee County crash
• Slocomb man dies from injuries in weekend crash
• Authorities suspect foul play in disappearance of Clio man
• Mild winter temperatures expected to continue
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• Dothan police make four felony arrests and three for DUI
• Two Houston County sex offenders face new charges
• Athletic club theft case forwarded to grand jury
• The long road to restitution
• Adults 'pass on' lessons at youth symposium
• Two sex offenders face new charges
• In Alabama, King holiday is Lee observance, too
• Athletic club theft case forwarded to grand jury
• Ebro track owner pushes for slot machines; vote set
• Alabama gets a C on nationwide education report card
• Changes to parking ordinance in the works
• Geneva County couple faces meth charges
• Dothan police make eight felony arrests
• Pajama-wearing teen convicted of armed robbery
• Arson suspected in Geneva house fire
• Third Troy teen charged in Christmas Eve robbery
• Abbeville man charged in shooting
• Dothan police charge five in motel drug bust
• Dothan police make jewelry theft arrest
• Population growth affects districts
• Teen convicted of stealing purse at gunpoint
• DDRA hopes to get old Bama Want Ads building
• Dothan woman charged in theft from Kohl's department store
• Two Ozark teens charged with robbery
• Third Annual Education Summit slated for next week
• Book review: A truth stranger than fiction
• Driver injured in train/car crash in Ashford
• Former police chief fills spot at Troy Dothan
• Dothan woman arrested after child takes methadone
• New Brockton mayor found guilty of animal cruelty
• Headland man acquitted of drug trafficking
• Info sought in Dothan Dollar General store robbery
• Dothan police make four felony arrests
• Former police chief fills spot at Troy Dothan
• Retail incubation space set for construction soon
• Troy's online programs make honor roll
• Roby: Further defense cuts could affect Fort Rucker
• Choose your own education adventure
• Woman found guilty of attempted murder
• Dale sheriff thanks Bell Helicopter for years of support
• Dothan woman arrested after child takes methadone
• Mayor of New Brockton found guilty by jury
• Columbia man faces more sexual assault charges
• Sheriff: Alabama dog shot, set on fire
• Dothan woman gets 23 years for burglary
• Woman living in Dothan since 2001 faces extradition
• Traffic camera proposal meets resistance
• Woman living in Dothan since 2001 faces extradition
• Columbia man faces more sexual assault charges
• 'Bama fans reflect on No. 14
• USDA Rural Development Office in Dothan to close
• Dale commission to meet Thursday, continue discussions on insurance
• Dale commission settles suit with revenue employees
• Slight risk of severe weather today
• Ozark sales tax collections drop in December
• Animal cruelty trial for New Brockton mayor starts
• Center Stage files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Chief assistant prosecutor announces run for circuit judge
• Teens charged in Troy armed robbery
• Houston County Sheriff's deputies make burglary arrests
• Dothan police make nine felony arrests and four for DUI
• Alabama fans, players revel in BCS National Championship
• Florida couple charged in Dothan robbery
• Teen charged with robbery of pizza delivery woman
• Stretch of Fortner Street to close for a month
• Hartford man faces drug trafficking charge
• Ozark man charged with robbery
• Center Stage files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Fort Rucker Enterprise gate to close Friday
• Ala. senator seeks to stiffen gambling restriction
• Ashford woman faces fraud charges
• Dothan police make four felony arrests and one for DUI
• Dome lifts city, comes to life in wild weekend
• Ariton Fire and Rescue gets a new truck
• Taking in the Big Easy
• Ozark OCAP office to begin setting appointments for heating assistance
• Sunseris find a home away from home in Tuscaloosa
• Jail docket 12/26/11
• Business licenses 12/26/11
• Divorces 12/26/11
• Marriages 12/26/11
• Real estate transfers 12/26/11
• City, county leaders see signs of economic recovery
• Historical marker unveiled at South Dale Middle School
• Grand jury finds officer-involved shooting justified
• Court upholds discipline of former local judge
• Henry County superintendent not seeking re-election
• Ozark police seek missing person
• Georgia trio face drug charges
• Dothan police make cocaine arrest
• Local car sales revving up
• Now a city, Taylor continues to grow
• Pizza delivery woman robbed
• Eufaula man faces rape charge
• Dothan police make arrest in doctor's office theft
• Newton man gets 208 years in prison for rape
• Cowarts woman gets 15 years for donut shop robbery
• Dothan man gets 15 years for armed robbery
• Midland City man sentenced for fatal crash
• Alabama man arrested for Florida abortion clinic fire
• Sheriff's deputies arrest wanted fugitives
• Daleville police seek robber
• Dothan shooting suspect arrested
• Info sought in Dothan store robbery
• State tightening lead paint work regs
• Ozark woman charged with taking man's Social Security
• Dothan police make Kmart theft arrest
• Deputies charge trio with meth possession
• Dothan man gets 20 years for robbery
• Aviation programs an increasingly popular career training option
• Daleville man faces animal cruelty charges
• Limestone County Sheriff's gun stolen from the top of his desk
• SOS Animal Shelter wins $50,000 in Pepsi contest
• Ozark mom, grandmother get prison time for bringing bats to school
• Dothan man charged with punching officer in face
• Dothan man arrested on rape charge
• Officer-involved shooting to go before grand jury this week
• BamaJam back for 2012
• Tuscaloosa moves ahead with red-light cameras
• Judge says no acquittals in Alabama gambling case
• Man stabbed at Dothan restaurant
• Duo charged in Abbeville shooting
• Abbeville man arrested in shooting
• Dothan tobacco store robbed
• Toddler wounded in New Year's Eve shooting
• Police: Bank robbery suspect likely drinking during robbery
• Man pleaded guilty to having sex with student
• Man stabbed at Dothan restaurant
• Funding, new standards put school systems in textbook bind
• City to hold public hearing on traffic cameras
• Dothan police arrest six people on felony charges four four DUI
• Dothan police charge Headland man with armed robbery
• Cold front to hit Dothan area
• Authorities release ID of victim in fatal Samson crash
• New Brockton duo charged in shooting
• Enterprise trio face meth trafficking charges
• Eufaula couple welcomes first baby of 2012
• Economy, waste disposal among top local issues in the coming year
• Enterprise man charged with trying to kill police
• Auburn finishes 2011 strong
• Economy, waste disposal among top local issues in the coming year
• Ozark police charge teen with armed robbery of Dollar General
• Dothan man charged with robbery, kidnapping
• Dothan man wanted for rape of teenage girl
• Dothan police charge woman in Sam's Club theft
• Dothan police charge Headland man with armed robbery
• Man dies from injuries in Samson crash
• Dothan police make three felony arrests one for DUI
• Woman shot in chest at apartment in Dothan
• Series of classes place spotlight on Christian missions
• Bentley sets 2015 energy consumption cut goal
• Cole steps down as Downtown Group director
• Arrests made in Ashford High arson
• Gambling corruption trial captivated state in 2011
• Dothan bank robbery prompts chase; suspect crashes in Bay County
• Arrests made in Ashford High arson
• Dothan man charged with robbery, kidnapping
• Online purchases cutting into local, state tax revenue
• Top 10 of 2011: #2 - Gilley pleads to conspiracy, bribery
• Blankets brighten stay for child patients
• Gift cards gaining in popularity
• Duo wanted for escape from work release
• Police make arrest in church vandalism cases
• Police chase ends with two men in custody
• Dothan Domestic violence suspect recaptured after flight
• Top stories of 2011: No. 3 - Terry Spicer loses Elba job
• AAA offers free towing for New Year's
• Had too much to drink? Check for yourself
• County, city offer to recycle Christmas trees
• Police chase ends with two men in custody
• Fewer traffic deaths reported over Christmas holiday weekend
• Dothan commissioner says crime on rise on Shirley Street
• Top 10 of '11: #4 Steensland guilty of ethics violations
• DOT worker injured in accident dies
• Dothan woman arrested for stealing from ATM
• Dothan man arrested for Wal-Mart theft
• Police say Pennsylvania man failed to pay hotel bill
• Dothan man charged in nightclub assault
• Police seek suspects in Subway robbery
• After overnight storms, skies expected to clear
• Top 10 of '11: Tim Wilder hired as Dothan City School superintendent
• Severe weather possible for region
• Top 10 of '11: Center Stage Alabama opens
• Top 10 of '11: Teacher charged with sex with student, loses job
• A church helps a war veteran and receives a new friend
• Top 10 of '11: Iraq war vet killed by police after chase
• Local organizations distribute Christmas turkeys
• Police search for armed robber
• Martha Roby: Extend payroll tax cut for full year
• Wallace helps workers improve employability
• Dothan firefighters save centenarian from burning home
• Man kidnaps girlfriend, threatens with machete
• Top 10 of '11: Dogs seized after raid on Dirty Sally's Pets
• Grant will help fund local tobacco education program
• Fire in Dothan sends one man to hospital
• Diesel spill slows traffic on US 84
• New immigration law guidelines will help lines in revenue office
• Police threat case forwarded to grand jury
• Top 10 of '11: Children abducted in carjacking plot
• State troopers hit the highways for holidays
• Coffee County wreck claims life of one
• Sufficient evidence found in case involving threats made on police
• Eufaula woman charged with assault by coffee cup
• Pansey men charged with burglary
• Abbeville man charged with threatening police
• Elba man faces child porn charge
• Appeals court overturns Magwood's death sentence
• Salvation Army Angels get their toys
• Dothan man charged with molesting child at Florida truck stop
• Local builder's final project is Nativity scene
• Wounded Montgomery police dog out of hospital
• Dothan police make arrest in nursing home burglary
• Dothan approves Foster Street water line replacement
• Dothan police make burglary arrest
• With move, Greystone Church establishes new identity
• Court overturns death sentence in Coffee County Sheriff's murder
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for Tuesday, Dec. 20
• Traffic stop reveals alleged meth operation
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560 million
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead
• Traffic accident injures four, one critically
• New Dothan medical college moves on to next step
• Charting a course for charter schools
• Wreck kills Midland City teenager
• Pokemon players put pride on line
• Traffic accident claims Troy man
• Wallace students learn from local youth
• Hundreds enjoy Christmas luncheon
• Daughter, like father, becomes state Realtors president
• Unemployment rate drops to 8.7 percent
• New Brockton man faces drug charges
• Ashford High employee faces felony theft charge
• Ozark canine officer, leisure director get top awards
• Ozark sales taxes up in November
• Foul play likely in missing Geneva woman inquiry
• Deputies arrest Newville woman on meth trafficking charge
• Dothan Police charge duo with drug possession at motel
• Dothan police make five felony arrests, two for DUI
• Cell phone usage by motorists discouraged
• Plans for playground underway
• Churches tell the story of Jesus through live nativities
• Daleville student sets national shooting records
• Woman charged with staging robbery at Big Lots
• Man sent to prison for damaging patrol car
• Man charged in alleged robbery, kidnapping of family in Dothan
• Lord Abbett suit against task force still alive on appeal
• Eufaula man charged with rape and sex abuse of child
• Enterprise man gets 70 years in prison for robbery
• Samson man gets 15 years for punching daughter
• Dothan man charged in truck theft
• Woman gets 13 month sentence for burglary
• Ozark woman killed in wreck
• Man charged in alleged robbery, kidnapping of family in Dothan
• Osteopathic college gets green light to move forward
• Former Dothan businessman gets probation
• Enterprise man gets 70 years in prison for robbery
• Fort Rucker team to investigate deadly Army crash in Washington
• Skipperville man hog ties suspect, waits for authorities
• Woman gets three years for burglary
• Ozark schools look nationwide for guidance on academies
• Dothan man charged in Troy assault
• Judge reviews case of woman with 43 dead dogs
• Ozark high school plans on schedule
• Man travels coast to coast in covered wagon
• Dothan woman gets 30 year sentence for shooting husband
• Dale commission approves prescription plan for residents
• Landowner forecloses on former Country Crossing land
• Dothan teen sentenced for beating puppy to death
• Geneva police officer charged in K-9's death
• Bail reduced for attempted murder suspect
• City schools considering career tech dual enrollment
• Faulkner named Enterprise football coach
• Bail reduced for attempted murder suspect
• Alabama ranks low in smoking cessation
• Dale officials investigate rash of vandalism, burglaries
• Daycare van crashes into house on Denton Road
• Early County coal plant development killed
• Counties pass resolution condemning FEMA for inaction
• Jury reaches verdict in marijuana trafficking case
• Landmark Park hosts Victorian Christmas
• Residents create personal plans to commit to better health, wellness
• Downward spiral: Health in Alabama declines
• Wiregrass remembers heroes
• Jury out in drug trafficking trial
• Sovereign citizens a growing concern in Wiregrass
• Man charged with reckless murder after wreck
• Judge to prosecution: No separate gambling trials
• Man charged in theft from Schmitz Automotive gets pre-trial
• Man charged in two Enterprise bank robberies
• Dothan man guilty of molesting 8-year-old girl
• Dothan man convicted in assault on officer
• Alabama gets award for adoptions from foster care
• Dothan police mke two felony arrests, one for DUI
• Deputies charge Columbia man with felony theft
• Dothan police charge teen with felony drug possession
• Headland woman faces multiple drug charges
• Dothan man acquitted of armed robbery charges
• Money matters in personal finance courses
• Beverlye students win big at BEST competition
• Ozark student arrested for felony drug possession
• Two Eufaula men arrested in child solicitation case
• Citizenship a waiting game for Slocomb resident
• Houston, Geneva counties to pass joint FEMA resolution Monday
• Dothan man guilty of molesting 8-year-old girl
• Dothan man convicted in assault on officer
• Wiregrass honors Pearl Harbor survivor
• Ashford teen gets 20 years for donut shop robbery
• Food bank in need of donations for Christmas
• Man gets 90 years for molesting 8-year-old
• Alabama law limits students' gifts to teachers
• Information sought in armed robbery of Dothan BP store
• Deputies charge duo with felony drug possession
• Victorian Christmas
• Two Eufaula men arrested in child solicitation case
• Two Eufaula men arrested in child solicitation case
• Brothers charged in Abbeville shooting
• Ozark Christmas parade set for Saturday morning
• Animal cruelty charge against mayor to go to court
• Deputies make $70,000 theft arrest
• Dothan police make domestic related burglary arrest
• Judge reduces bail for meth trafficking suspect
• Ozark library accepts canned foods, reading in place of old fines
• Pearl Harbor's significance undiminished
• Man found guilty in 25-year-old child molestation case
• Ozark council sets hearing to grant more sign authority to planning commission
• Supreme Court reverses Pemco judgment, orders new trial
• Providence Christian School seeking funds for technological teaching tools
• Teen pleads guilty to attempted murder of deputies
• E911 board approves full-time coordinator position
• Some progress reported in Dothan, EPA issues
• Judge hears motion to dismiss in New Brockton mayor's case
• Auburn police work to identify remains found along I-85
• Woman charged in theft from horse association
• VOCAL tree moved
• Georgia DA's father charged in Alabama
• Dothan police charge two with cocaine possession
• Ashford man faces meth charge
• Ashford man faces felony drug charge
• Ozark duo face meth charges
• Geneva County Sheriff's arrest dozen in drug operation
• Deputies charge man with illegally serving as lawyer
• VOCAL tree moved
• Houston County High burglars caught on video
• Man sought in Enterprise bank robbery
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Mail theft results in forged check arrest by Dothan police
• Dothan make burglary arrest
• Dothan police make three felony arrests, three for DUI
• Families flock downtown for Christmas festival
• 'A hospice heart'
• Ozark fire department and OCAP collect toys for kids
• Abbeville man charged with soliciting teen girl for sex
• Dothan man gets life sentence for armed robbery
• Man shot five times in Abbeville
• City schools to promote tolerance
• Weather-worn POW-MIA flag to be replaced at state capitol
• Ozark police seek robber
• Requests for money lead to Midland City man's arrest
• Newton man pleads guilty to molesting 12-year-old girl
• Running, biking event to benefit Special Olympics
• VOCAL Christmas tree contested
• Dothan police make home burglary arrest
• Dothan police make robbery arrest at T.J. Maxx store
• Dothan police arrest three people on felony charges
• Dothan radio station owners sued by research company
• VOCAL Christmas tree contested
• Local heart transplant recipient faces expensive recovery
• Coalition submits Dothan school improvement plan
• Alabama Ethics Commission to rule on gifts for teachers
• Enterprise man pleads guilty to armed robbery of Dothan couple
• Ozark humane society, Salvation Army team up for pet pics with Santa
• Dale, Ozark authorities warn of door-to-door scams
• Jail docket 11/28/11
• Business licenses 11/28/11
• Real estate transfers 11/28/11
• Divorces 11/28/11
• Marriages 11/28/11
• Jail docket 11/14/11
• Teens nabbed after deer urine released in Walmart
• Troy man faces robbery charges from two home invasions
• Deputies charge woman with meth possession
• Deputies arrest convicted felon on new drug charges
• Dothan police arrest seven people on felony charges and five for DUI
• Headland man convicted in former girlfriend's death
• Elba board releases Spicer termination letter
• E911 board to vote on establishing fulltime coordinator
• Headland man convicted in former girlfriend's death
• Business, science, health care hot degrees in a cold job market
• Honda worker cited under immigration law
• Wiregrass under freeze warning tonight
• Auburn violin teacher charged with sexual abuse of child
• Tidmore tapped as DDRA Executive Director
• New Brockton man charged with meth trafficking
• Divorces 11/14/11
• Real estate transfers 11/14/11
• Marriages 11/14/11
• Jail docket 11/7/11
• Business licenses 11/7/11
• Headland man charged with assault in Dothan
• Divorces 11/7/11
• Fire departments battle blaze at Troy area business
• Hundreds attend Dothan Christmas tree lighting ceremony
• Report says achievement gains stall in middle school
• Dothan seniors making Christmas gifts
• Elba School Board back to business as usual
• Dothan tree lighting kicks off holiday season
• Note found in bottle more than 13 years later
• Police say man stole car from yard by towing it away
• Judge: Former Gov. Bob Riley must testify if called in bingo corruption retrial
• Former WTVY anchor John Williams passes away
• Police charge Dothan man with robbery after incident near bank
• Fight at Dothan lounge leads to assault charge
• Kmart employee charged with theft of property
• Houston County says it will comply with latest immigration ruling
• Study: Dothan area healthcare industry means almost $2 billion to area
• Alabama troopers report six traffic fatalities over Thanksgiving weekend
• Statewide gymnastics meet to be held in Ozark Friday
• Economy leading to increased debt collection cases
• Alabama fans want rematch with LSU
• Iron Bowl viewers crowd homes, sports bars to watch game
• Local businesses gearing up for Iron Bowl
• Black Friday shoppers search for bargains
• Thanksgiving extra special for Cottonwood fire survivor
• Ozark library gets Wi-fi, computers with grant, expands programs
• Girl injured in ATV incident
• Lil' Jimmy Reed entertains locally, nationally through holidays
• Churches, organizations share time, food on Thanksgiving
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis
• Local merchants prepare for Black Friday
• 275 jobs retained in Dothan after group buys Twitchell
• Local businessman starting venture to aid disadvantaged youth
• Spicer to lose $550,000 in retirement benefits
• More expected to travel over long holiday weekend
• Employers recognized for military support
• Alabama GOP senator to file bill to remove food tax
• 'Ten Commandments judge' seeks top post again
• South Oates convenience store robbed
• Hartford woman faces 9 drug charges
• Authorities looking for escapee from Coffee County Jail
• Enterprise man faces drug trafficking charge
• Dothan police make three felony arrests and two for DUI
• Dothan woman found with 2 ounces of cocaine at county jail
• Dothan man faces more child porn charges
• Woman sentenced for theft from housing authority
• Elba School Board fires Terry Spicer
• Woman sentenced for theft from housing authority
• Dothan woman found with 2 ounces of cocaine at county jail
• Former Dothan commissioner dies
• Captured fugitive's bail set at $1 million, others charged
• Terry Spicer's sentencing set
• Inmate escapes Coffee County Jail
• Bell ringers sought for Salvation Army
• City of Dothan looking to expand recycling program
• People check out farm life at Gaucho Farms Fall Field Day
• Deputies capture wanted armed fugitive
• Ex-Ventress corrections officer pleads guilty
• Ariton man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Historic Dothan church close to re-opening
• New Brockton could face court sanctions
• Homeless Stand Down offers help to those in need
• Apartment owner apologizes for flag flap
• Henry County coroner survives head-on crash
• Participation in free and reduced lunch programs increases
• Dale County, Wiregrass United Way more than 80 percent to goal
• Fugitive on foot in Webb area, armed and dangerous
• Dale County Rescue closing its doors
• Property taxes coming due, immigration law applies
• Dual enrollment nearly doubles enrollment
• State educator encourages teachers to close gap, address all student needs
• Judge considers if Riley will testify
• Ariton man pleads guilty in 21-count animal cruelty case
• Level Plains road gets repaved with state funds
• Man pleads guilty to multiple charges in crime spree
• Dothan police arrest man on burglary charges
• Police charge man with possession of burglary tools
• Man found guilty in head-on collision
• Roby bill will impact conservation reserve program
• Slocomb police officer suspended
• AG asks judge to resolve Artez Hammonds suit
• Former director of Wiregrass Boys and Girls Club arrested
• Ozark woman instrumental in equal federal employment passes
• Houston County under tornado warning
• Storms cause damage in Auburn, Opelika
• Meth trafficking suspect sought, considered armed and dangerous
• Strong storms possible in Alabama
• Feds seek life for Army major in bribery scheme
• Manslaughter trial continues in Ozark
• Carver prepares for next BEST thing
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Dothan post office to hold public meeting
• Cowarts teen charged with flag theft fails drug test
• Youthful status denied for Dothan armed robbery suspect
• Attorney removed from capital murder case
• Deputies charge duo with armed robbery
• Deputies charge man with $12,000 grocery theft
• City approves Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
• Enterprise veteran refuses to comply with flag removal request
• Dale County accepts old Wal-Mart building to relocate revenue office
• Dothan to survey residents about city
• Attorney removed from capital murder case
• Manslaughter trial continues in Ozark
• Dothan students cash in on incentives program
• New Brockton senior center meeting erupts into physical assault
• Coffee County Sheriff creates part-time ag officer position
• Dothan man gets 20 years for murder of wife
• Terry Spicer pleads guilty to bribery
• Houston County Sheriff's deputies charge woman with felony theft
• Dothan police arrest two sex offenders with failure to register
• Dothan police arrest five on felony charges, two for DUI
• Terry Spicer to be 4th gambling guilty plea
• McGregor's lawyers: Grand jury instructions faulty
• Dothan school board says no to deputy superintendent position
• Attorney: Former pastor not criminally liable in traffic death
• Terry Spicer transferred to new position in Elba City Schools
• Manslaughter trial begins in Ozark
• Deputies charge duo with armed robbery
• Notice of default issued on Country Crossing bonds
• Feds arrests 11 in cocaine conspiracy
• New Ozark high school construction moving 'smoothly'
• Dothan police arrest sex offender for failure to register
• Ala. AG talks solutions to prison crowding
• Ala. collected lowest taxes of any state
• Dothan City Commission meeting agenda
• Terry Spicer plea hearing set for Tuesday
• Parade Float Winners
• Peanut parade brings Wiregrass together
• Veterans honored at VFW ceremony
• Minnesota townsfolk visit Hartford for 40th consecutive year
• Veterans honored in Ozark
• Slingluff Elementary recognized for success with high poverty students
• Alabama students show big gains in reading
• Feds arrests 11 in cocaine conspiracy
• Dothan police arrest three on meth charges
• Geneva County Sheriff's deputies arrest duo for drug distribution
• Dothan police arrest five on felony charges
• Montgomery lawyer pleads guilty to child porn
• Samson man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Health department wraps up Troy TB investigation
• Midland City man a Purple Heart recipient
• Patrick Davenport announces for Houston County Probate Judge
• Dothan hit-and-run victim speaks out
• Seniors enjoy National Peanut Festival
• Dothan police officer served in Desert Shield/Desert Storm
• Dothan Eagle office closed Friday
• Dothan Police arrest man for felony business theft
• Column: What Veterans Day means to me
• Daleville to celebrate first Veterans Day ceremony
• Bingo trial lawyer wants more information on cooperating witnesses
• Dothan man sought for felony thefts
• Dothan police make three felony arrests one for DUI
• Philadelphia lawyer arrested in Dothan as part of mulit-million ponzi scheme
• Russian educator visits Dothan
• Special citizens enjoy day at National Peanut Festival
• Redevelopment authority cuts director's list to three
• Judge denies bingo defendants' motions for acquittal
• Ashford teacher remembered for competitive spirit
• Man faces felony after spitting on officer
• Wiregrass school systems see enrollment increase
• Halloween party for pets benefits Ala. shelter
• Indictments returned against former Seminole County deputies, jailer
• Alabama's state employees decline 4.4 percent
• Board warns against vodka-soaked candy
• Carjacking kidnapping trial delayed until March
• Information sought in jewelry store robbery attempt
• Information sought in Kinsey shooting
• Alabama natural disasters contribute to homeowners, property insurance increases
• BamaJam Farms Fall Festival draws families from near and far
• CFLs have special disposable guidelines
• State says iNow fixed, AEA remains skeptical
• Residents asked to line route as slain Marine returns to Wiregrass
• AG meets with Wiregrass law enforcement about immigration law
• Miss Alabama contestant speaks to Ozark students
• Ozark man, teen charged with delivery man robbery
• Taylor couple's sentences reduced
• Dothan police charge woman with stealing bedding
• Enterprise man charged with threatening state trooper
• Ariton animal cruelty suspect arrested
• Unwanted medication drop-off Saturday at Dothan Police Department
• Brundidge man killed in Ashford crash
• Veteran Henry County Bus driver to retire
• Safety program helps reduce hospital infections
• Police officers learn interview techniques
• Few Wiregrass residents ready to donate to presidential campaigns
• Dale County bus driver charged with leaving accident scene
• Ariton animal cruelty suspect arrested
• Gambling plea: Spicer to lose job
• Columbia man charged with using firewood in assault
• Feds make meth distribution arrest in Ozark
• Seven puppies saved from Dumpster after whimpers heard
• Trial begins for Dothan couple in tax evasion case
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges, one for DUI
• Dothan Chamber member experiences farm life
• Bad growing season wasn't disaster for all peanut farmers
• Daleville prepares for Scarecrow Festival on Friday
• Ozark pizza delivery man robbed
• 2 prosecutors out for Alabama gambling retrial
• Trial begins for Dothan couple in tax evasion case
• Community remembers those affected by domestic abuse
• Jury selected in tax evasion, fraud trial for Dothan couple
• Woman gets life sentence for trafficking meth
• New director continues alternative school success
• Four charged with illegal hunting in Florida
• Trick or treat hours set for Wiregrass towns
• Reeves Street overpass project causing traffic delays
• Tuscaloosa Waffle House fight hits YouTube
• Dothan police looking for man wanted for felony theft
• Deputies charge Florida man with felony drug possession
• Troy teen faces attempted murder charge
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges, two for DUI
• Spicer keeps job, for now
• Dale commission reviews solid waste contract
• Ariton man sought on animal cruelty charges
• Marine from Ashford killed in Afghanistan
• Houston County business denied liquor license
• Heard Magnet School opens art museum exhibit
• Boutwell retires as Dale County High School principal
• Jail docket 9/19/11
• Business licenses 9/19/11
• Real estate transfers 9/19/11
• Divorces 9/19/11
• Marriages 9/19/11
• Jail docket 9/12/11
• Business licenses 9/12/11
• Real estate transfers 9/12/11
• Divorces 9/12/11
• Marriages 9/12/11
• People's choice scarecrow awarded to Highlands Elementary
• Career technical symposium Tuesday at Troy
• Top readers at Selma Street Elementary
• Birmingham suburb considers red light cameras
• Basketball scrimmage hosted by Northview
• Carver Magnet students get robotics demonstration
• Woman killed in mobile home fire identified
• Deputies arrest Headland man on felony custody violation charge
• Duo charged with exposing child to drugs
• Troopers investigate wreck
• Newton requests county help with town's roads
• Inclusion brings students together
• Teams compete for Wiregrass Best Robotics title
• Dothan High's championship softball team honored
• Career technical symposium scheduled for Tuesday
• SEAL Team 6 founder visits Ozark
• Bribery charge filed against Terry Spicer
• Headland woman charged with $26,573.85 theft from store
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Judge: Bingo witnesses aimed to suppress voter turnout
• Dothan police make four armed robbery arrests
• Trial dates for 3 Auburn ex-players delayed
• Sergeant promoted to assistant Hartford police chief
• Dothan woman charged with $8,000 theft
• Dale County authorities seize more than 20 animals in cruelty case
• Dothan police make three felony arrests
• Dothan Police Auxiliary Unit temporarily dissolved
• Recreation came a long way during James Bowman's tenure on rec board
• Dale County authorities seize more than 20 animals in cruelty case
• Dothan police make four armed robbery arrests
• Dothan Police Auxiliary Unit temporarily dissolved
• Ozark has several community service projects Saturday
• Ozark man ordered to repay more than $500,000
• Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Deputies charge woman with pool stick assault
• Dothan police arrest Room Store theft suspect
• Students rally at Fields of Faith event
• Dothan man gets 63-year prison sentence
• Dothan CVS robber gets 120-year prison term
• Fort Rucker grounds helicopter fleet due to 'system concern'
• Judge upholds bond for Ozark woman charged with child abuse
• Suit claims Valeska has pattern of excluding black jurors
• Longtime Ozark dentist passes after decades of service
• Abbeville manslaughter trial delayed
• Elba man faces attempted murder charges
• Info sought in Dothan armed robbery
• Fort Rucker grounds OH-58 Delta Fleet
• Dothan police make two DUI arrests
• Ashford High School teacher could have certification revoked
• Yellow ribbons await returning soldier
• Ozark Council approves fee for Kidzone pavilion, discusses parking
• City officials expect retail use for Sony property
• Gordon man faces animal cruelty charges
• Former corrections officer charged with murder at Ventress Prison
• Deputies charge Cowarts couple with trafficking meth
• Ozark man arrested on theft charges involving church scam
• Proration could strike again
• Alabama authorities seize $3.9 million in synthetic marijuana
• I-20 traffic stop nets 300-plus pounds of cocaine
• Gulf weather system expected to miss Dothan
• Dothan police arrest six people on felony charges
• Deputies charge Cowarts couple with trafficking meth
• City sponsoring cross country race for kids
• House Armed Services Committee chairman visits Fort Rucker
• Cowarts man killed in crash
• Ozark police charge teen with robbery
• Three Dothan youth win their age groups in Punt, Pass & Kick
• Headland man to be tried in girlfriend's death
• Headland man to be tried in death girlfriend's death
• Dothan looks to keep up with changing markets in industry recruitment
• People leaving banks because of new fees
• FUR Fest dubbed a sucess
• FUR Fest dubbed a sucess
• FUR Fest dubbed a sucess
• DTC students work on peanut festival project
• Two arrested, one sought for robberies in three counties
• Governor signs order making 'Spice' illegal
• One dead, another injured after chase involving Wiregrass residents
• Webinar guides employers through immigration law
• Judge declines to reduce bail of man facing child porn charges
• Jail docket 10/10/11
• Business licenses 10/10/11
• Real estate transfers 10/10/11
• Divorces 10/10/11
• Marriages 10/10/11
• Federal appeals court blocks other parts of Alabama immigration law
• Evidence room burglarized at Newton Police Department
• Shooting center opens in Blakely
• Level Plains man charged with Barbour County murder
• Dothan recreation board takes step back to consider new skate park plan
• Deputies arrest Brundidge duo on meth charges
• Company VP to visit Alabama Olive Garden
• Dothan police make funeral home burglary arrest
• Dothan police make two felony arrests, one for DUI
• Dothan police respond to eight armed robberies in month
• Residents say they support probate fee if lines shortened
• Dothan man faces federal child porn charges
• NCAA concludes Auburn investigation, no major violations found
• NCAA concludes Auburn investigation, no major violations found
• NCAA concludes Auburn investigation; no major violations found
• Native Americans prepare for annual festival
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• Bentley visits Dothan on economic recovery tour
• Ozark parent, board discuss dress code policy, uniforms
• Ozark man charged with stabbing two
• Ozark man charged with federal mail theft
• Hispanic panic over immigration law subsides
• Walk to raise money, awareness for suicide prevention
• Representative opposed to Houston County probate fees
• Commissioners push Fort Rucker, local needs in DC
• Dothan woman gets 10 years for trafficking meth
• Dothan man acquitted of cocaine possession
• Dothan man found not guilty of felony marijuana possession
• Houston County jury acquits man of sex abuse, convicts of trespassing
• Ozark police investigating road rage shooting
• Dothan police charge man with sexual torture of woman
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges
• Dothan man gets 100 years for rape, sodomy of 12-year-old girl
• Commissioners push Fort Rucker, local needs in DC
• Dothan police charge man with sexual torture of woman
• Ozark sales tax collections up in September
• Dothan woman charged with steak knife stabbing
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges and four for DUI
• Farley takes nuclear unit offline for refueling, maintenance
• School board members in for new term
• Daleville man found shot to death near Eufaula
• Conservatives move against Common Core Standards
• Suit alleges poor design, maintenance caused Dothan clinic to flood in 2009
• Ozark to look at leash law
• Montgomery man faces robbery charge
• Dothan woman charged with domestic violence
• Man arrested for robbery of Dothan Best Western
• Level Plains' population increases, changes town status to 'city'
• Two men shot in apparent robbery attempt in Dothan
• 30-hour famine raises awareness for local students
• Wiregrass robotics teams show off creations
• Survival stories of cancer
• Wiregrass residents flock to Headland Harvest Festival
• Former police officer acquitted of rape, sodomy
• Dothan man gets life sentence for burglary
• Founder of Navy SEAL Team 6 to speak in Ozark this month
• Senator writes bill to repeal Ala. immigration law
• Info sought in Dothan Best Western robbery
• Samson man faces burglary, sex abuse charges
• Dothan man found not guilty of arson
• Geneva County woman charged in fatal dog shooting
• Man recalls assisting students after bus wreck
• Deadline looms for company to fix student data program flaws
• Hispanic absences dropping after post-immigration ruling spike
• Ozark, Dale corporation to formulate three-year plan
• Houston County looking to reinstate probate fees
• Geneva County woman charged in fatal dog shooting
• Teen pleads guilty in fatal dog beating
• Slocomb man pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Wiregrass churches support faith-based film
• Dothan sales tax numbers show increase
• Eufaula duo charged with purse theft
• Dothan police looking for info on two armed robberies
• Tax evasion, fraud trial moved from Dothan to Montgomery
• School bus involved in afternoon crash
• Residents express support for Dothan bike/ped plan
• Immigration law could have funding, accountability impact
• Man severely burned in incident at Alabama-Florida line
• South Dale officially recognized as historic site
• Tax evasion, fraud trial moved from Dothan to Montgomery
• Ozark man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Dale schools incorporate equipment, games into P.E. program
• Ozark man not guilty of kidnapping, armed robbery
• Mayor to use business trip to tout Dothan
• Houston County Jail
• Marriages 10/5
• Divorces 10/5
• Real estate transfers 10/5
• Business licenses 10/5
• Barbour County High principal suspended
• Seventh rabid animal found in Houston County
• Hartford man charged in death of correctional officer acquitted
• Level Plains daycare worker faces child molestation charge
• Ozark man charged with shooting dog in the face
• Judge pushes start of second bingo corruption trial to Jan. 30
• Dothan commission approves money for elementary school sidewalks
• Local man hopes to build skate park in memory of son
• Immigration law contributing to longer tag lines
• Martha Roby column for the week of Oct. 3, 2011
• Ozark woman returns home to fulfill promise
• Tomatoes rotting in fields as result of immigration law
• City approves funds for sidewalks around Dothan elementary schools
• Breast cancer month kicks off
• Suspect pleads guilty to robbery of two stores, gets life sentence
• Troy woman charged in stabbing
• Dothan police charge teen with gun theft
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges two for DUI
• Longtime Eagle editor remembered as kind, dedicated
• Former police officer on trial for rape and sodomy
• Some customers moving to credit unions in response to bank fees
• Habitat project comforts resident
• Murder conviction reversed for Dothan man
• Selma Street hosts Fall Festival
• Troy to host seasonal hiring fair
• Grandparents Tea held at Highlands
• Pets receive blessings at Episocpal Church of Nativity
• Troy man killed in crash
• Authorities investigate death of Auburn student
• 2011 Miss National Peanut Festival
• Military families struggle while spouses deployed
• Families head outdoors for Youth Fishing Day
• Ozark, Dale senior center oldest in Wiregrass
• Dothan police briefs
• Deputies charge teen with felony assault on school administrator
• Deputies charge teen with felony assault on school administrator
• Suspect now charged in sex assaults on 13 people
• Local schools organize activities for state Family Visitation Month
• Dothan police make armed robbery arrest
• A year after EPA raid, no resolution in sight
• Ag commissioner pushes passage of trade deals
• Former lawman faces assault charges
• Police charge man with enticing child at Westgate Park
• Dothan police arrest five on felony charges
• Dothan man faces felony theft charges
• Three arrests made in tobacco store robbery
• Bicycle safety encouraged at Westgate Park
• Ozark prepares for Claybank Jamboree this weekend
• Bicycle safety encouraged at Westgate Park
• Police charge man with enticing child at Westgate Park
• Local officials seek guidance as most of new immigration law takes effect
• Police: Hobo Pantry robbed by box cutter wielding woman
• Herbicide found in trees near Auburn's live oaks
• Martha Roby, majority whip hear from Wiregrass business leaders
• Three arrests made in tobacco store robbery
• Suicides raise concerns over chemical compounds
• Henry County murder solicitation conviction upheld
• Dothan tax evasion suspects trial date set
• Dothan police make burglary arrest
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges
• Bail reduction denied for sexual assault suspect
• Dale sheriff investigators respond to Midland City domestic case
• Cold snap on its way to Wiregrass
• Dothan Police Athletic League helps shape lives
• State, Wiregrass education officials discuss truancy law, improvements
• Bail reduction denied for sexual assault suspect
• Police: Hobo Pantry robbed by box cutter wielding woman
• Ozark downtown parking ordinance to be enforced next month
• Cooler temperatures heading to the Wiregrass
• Judge lets key parts of Alabama immigration law stand
• Dothan police arrest one on felony charge, two for DUI
• Deputies charge man with felony theft
• Henry County traffic stop nets drug arrests
• Houston County murder suspect found competent again
• Despite drought, Dothan water in good shape
• Houston County indigent defense suit dropped
• Dale districts partner with electric company for energy savings
• Dothan teen charged with TJ Maxx robbery
• Westgate Park exposure suspect faces more charges
• Dothan police make burglary arrest
• Info sought in Dothan shooting
• Headland man faces fraud charge
• Dothan police arrest five on felony charges four for DUI
• Dothan gives public one more chance to review bike/ped plan
• Ronnie Gilley sentencing now set for spring
• Ozark board approves Troy contractor for new high school
• Racing obsession
• Dothan police arrest two in shooting
• Former doctor ordered to serve two days in jail
• Local couple shows off alpacas
• Daleville holds band classic
• Troy opens new dining hall
• College affordability on the decline as tuition, fees rise
• Montana raises $58k from event
• Former doctor ordered to serve two days in jail
• Peanut yields still up in the air, expected to trend down
• Ozark to meet Monday concerning bids for new high school
• Daleville schools receive military grant for projects
• Ozark boxing gym open for kids, adults
• Three Wiregrass residents among group charged in near $100 million tax fraud scheme
• Henry County man faces felony bigamy charge
• Delay sought in Ronnie Gilley sentencing
• Dothan police arrest man on possession of stolen coins charge
• Dothan woman faces felony drug charge
• Authorities still looking for missing Geneva woman
• Deputies charge duo with burglary
• Dothan police arrest five on felony charges two for DUI
• Sheriff's Office auctions off vehicles
• Dothan formulating plan for northeast neighborhoods
• Father, daughter face drug trafficking charges
• Authorities still looking for missing Geneva woman
• Ozark opens bids for new high school
• Storms cause 'massive' damage in Houston County
• Dale County man found not guilty of animal cruelty
• State economic development meeting held in Dothan
• Dothan police arrest woman charged with theft from restaurant
• Couple charged with burglarizing Walmart
• Stock filing raises questions about toll road firm
• Former health worker gets 30 year prison sentence
• Dothan police make arrest in business burglary
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges
• Developers have big plans for BamaJam site
• Former health worker gets 30 year prison sentence
• Infant mortality rate declines in state, rises for black infants
• ESCC, Bell Helicopter contract with Ozark for services
• Ozark fly-in set for Saturday
• Jail docket 8/29/11
• Business licenses 8/29/11
• Real estate transfers 8/29/11
• Divorces 8/29/11
• Marriages 8/29/11
• Dothan woman faces felony drug charge
• Tuscaloosa investigators make arrest in slaying of Wiregrass native
• A special treat for teachers
• Residents prepare for peanut festival
• Troy ROTC providing quality for the military, opportunity for cadets
• Lady Liberty shares with Dothan elementary school
• Dothan men spearheading youth mentoring initiative
• Craig bids emotional farewell to city commission
• Alabama officials unfamiliar with toll road plan
• Ozark revisiting corporal punishment policy
• Officials connected to Center Stage arrested
• Rape investigation led to Center Stage executives' arrests
• Deputies charge woman with damaging car
• Dothan City School board makes hires, declines supplement
• PARCA report says Dothan City Schools doing a lot with a little
• Tuscaloosa investigators make arrest in slaying of Wiregrass native
• Last of Dothan cocaine distribution suspects pleads guilty
• Dothan mail processing facility could be on chopping block
• Fort Rucker lieutenant colonel killed in crash
• Tobacco store robbers sought
• Man pleads guilty to federal counterfeit check scam
• Wiregrass model train show draw crowd
• Prisoner of War recaps service, life after war
• Wiregrass AIDS Walk dubbed success
• Abbeville man found guilty of pharmacy robbery
• Man convicted in drive-by shootings
• Judge dismisses sex charges for Dothan man
• Deputies make business theft arrest
• Dothan police charge man with wallet theft
• Slocomb woman wanted for Dothan jewelry store theft
• Dothan Eagle food bank fundraiser nets $7,000
• Salvation Army Thrift Store closing due to financial trouble
• Fundraising effort begins for new indoor pool at Westgate
• Judge considers revocation for former Dothan doctor
• Fort Rucker remembers prisoners of war, missing in action
• Ozark schools approve budget
• Abbeville man found guilty of pharmacy robbery
• Local unemployment rate dips
• Local unemployment rate dips in August
• Dothan police arrest one for felony charge and three for DUI
• Wiregrass Spay Neuter Alliance to hold fundraiser
• Teenager charged with making school bomb threat
• Man found not guilty of rape
• Flowers Hospital recognized as 'top performer'
• Serial rapist convicted on 11 charges
• Daleville man acquitted of felony theft
• Second mistrial declared in Dale County murder case
• Highest state court won't review peanut festival case
• Supreme Court won't review conviction of indigent defense plaintiff
• Henry County authorities seize 14 pounds of marijuana
• Dothan teen released after pleading guilty to robberies
• Sixth animal rabies case reported in Houston County
• Dothan man charged with felony leaving the scene of a crash
• Friends remember victim of motorcycle wreck
• Jury deliberates in Ozark murder case
• Ashford man charged with molesting 11 children
• Woman charged with leaving kids at Barnes and Noble
• Arrest made in connection with motorcycle fatality
• Wiregrass mourns shooting death of UA student, Eufaula grad
• Man charged with rape of Dothan teen
• Police look for answers in death of University of Alabama student, Eufaula graduate
• Deputies charge Dothan man with molesting girl
• Testimony begins in retrial of Ozark murder suspect
• Houston County looking for new revenue sources
• Smith wants Wiregrass to be part of new bingo trial jury pool
• Bill that would create state 911 board has broad support
• Houston County Distribution Park named an Advantage Site
• Dothan rape, sodomy trial starts for man already serving 594 prison term
• Houston County approves budget, employees upset
• Woman charged with leaving kids at Barnes and Noble
• Residents remember Grimes as 'quiet' leader, financial wizard
• Ozark sales taxes decline
• Woman charged with promoting girl for prostitution
• Dothan remembers Sept. 11
• Fort Rucker security measures among changes after Sept. 11 attacks
• Wiregrass men some of first responders to 9/11 attacks
• War on terror takes toll on Wiregrass
• Tragic anniversary always in the background for those with Sept. 11 birthdays
• Area counties have received $4 million from Department of Homeland Security
• Teaching 9/11. Helping the War on Terror generation understand
• 9/11 led to tougher air travel security
• Post-9/11 security raises concerns about government's reach
• Area residents reflect on 9/11
• Widow reflects on soldier's sacrifice
• Dothan City Schools receive state recognition
• Students come to Dothan for robotics event
• Former head of division lauded as advocate for juveniles
• Vietnam vets fly their old chopper, one last time
• Ceremonies planned to remember 9/11 attacks
• Despite injunction, local probate office abiding by new immigration law
• Suspect in kidnapping, rape case arrested
• Alabama gambling task force cost put at $3.9 million
• County looking to approve cut-filled budget next week
• United Way sets its goal
• Soldier speaks to students about 9/11
• SAMC hosts 9/11 ceremony to honor first responders
• Dothan sales tax numbers dip
• Dale schools review proposed budget, expect $5 million general fund reserve
• Vivian B. Adams School to celebrate 40 years
• DA: Fatal shooting of Army veteran justifiable
• Major changes considered for city/county E-911 system
• Dothan woman faces drug trafficking charge
• State funds Kelly Springs energy saving upgrade
• Local retailer donates art supplies to Dothan schools
• Ozark continues talks on solid waste contract
• Dothan organization to host marriage program at Ozark Flowers Center
• Ozark murder trial expected Monday after mistrial in May
• Birmingham police officer kills wife, self
• Former department store employee arrested for theft
• Helicopter 'hard landing' sends pilot, instructor to hospital
• Loan helps Dothan company with project, jobs
• Dothan approves budgets with almost level funding
• Ozark Marine gets 'hero's welcome' after Afghanistan injuries
• Storms cause minor damage in Houston County
• Votes on brown bagging, pretrial diversion set for Dothan commission
• Many banks ending free checking, making other changes
• Tropical Storm Lee now expected to dump more rain on Wiregrass
• Some banks may end free checking, make other changes
• Tornado watch issued, Wiregrass 1-2 inches of rain
• Tropical Storm Lee could give Wiregrass 1-2 inches of rain
• Forecasters increase rain amounts for Wiregrass
• Roby supports halt to proposed smog rules
• Former child advocacy center worker arrested
• Brothers charged in thefts, including case involving hearse
• School system's increased reliance on technology generates bandwidth needs
• Assault on officer suspect granted bail
• Armed robbery suspect's bail reduced
• Labor Day travel to decrease
• Storm could dump 15 inches of rain in Alabama
• Dothan Eagle offices closed for Labor Day holiday
• Dothan police make fraud arrest
• Dothan restaurant burglarized
• Rain likely for holiday weekend
• Roby hears farmers' concerns
• Parents and students to pray at football game
• Wild pigs a growing problem in the Wiregrass
• Bond denied for attempted murder suspect
• Preschool preparation program seeks new families
• Insane Clown Posse robbery suspect captured
• Dothan man charged with attempted assault on police
• Rabid raccoon found in Houston County
• Forecasters eye disturbed weather in Gulf
• Enterprise home robbed
• Dothan police make felony assault arrest
• Dothan man charged with sodomizing teenage boy
• Ashford man charged with $26,402 theft
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges and two for DUI
• Ozark leisure services to plan trips for residents
• Infrastructure among focuses at economic summit
• Insane Clown Posse robbery suspect captured
• Judge grants Massey request to be released from jail
• Crash blocks part of 431 north of Headland
• Enterprise man arrested for allegedly stabbing female child
• Tri-state police unify for holiday enforcement campaign
• Eufaula man charged with murder in weekend stabbing
• Deputies charge duo with theft from local roofing company
• Dothan Citgo store robbed by masked gunman
• Ozark Reservist, single mom, returns home from service
• Panel discusses insurance at forum
• Ozark reservist, single mom, returns home from war
• Simulators make welding program more efficient, eco-friendly
• Rehobeth football team getting issues resolved
• Tri-state police unify for holiday enforcement campaign
• Judge sets hearing on Jarrod Massey release
• Woman charged in kidnapping may plead insanity
• Ozark to resurface 18 streets, Dale County completing 14
• Meeting for peanut growers scheduled for Sept. 1
• Dothan police arrest one on felony charge three for DUI
• Hartford man faces meth charge
• Henry County man faces explosives charge
• Man charged with exposing himself at Westgate Park
• Alabama ag commissioner says state problems not ending soon
• Enterprise woman charged with assault on Dothan officer
• Dothan Hobo Pantry robbed by masked gunman
• Rehobeth football program facing problems
• Alabama ag commissioner says state problems not ending soon
• Educators slam student data program
• Dothan City Schools unveils proposed $57.8 million budget
• Fort Rucker investigating death of 4-year-old girl
• Man charged with exposing himself at Westgate Park
• Massey asks to be released from prison
• Henry County man faces explosives charge
• Dothan announces 9/11 remembrance event
• Judge temporarily blocks Alabama immigration law
• Affordable homeowners insurance commission meeting in Dothan
• Judge weighs acquittal requests in gambling trial
• Dothan Red Cross volunteer helping Irene victims
• Barbour County man murdered during stabbing
• Dothan city leaders consider traffic cameras
• Local businesses raise money to help local gunshot victim
• Fire destroys Cottonwood business
• Henry County tuition plan bringing in new revenue
• Daleville chamber seeking input, donations for regional dog park
• Dothan to host second summit on job creation
• Dedication of MLK Memorial postponed by hurricane
• Dale Medical Center celebrates 60 years
• Dothan cruelty to animals suspect pleads guilty
• Anniston police officer dies of injuries after being shot
• Deputies nab two on drug charges including manufacturing meth
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges one for DUI
• Ozark native on design build team for MLK memorial
• Wiregrass Foundation helps teachers buy supplies
• Congresswomen talk issues at local Republican meeting
• Dothan cruelty to animals suspect pleads guilty
• Dale sheriff's department closer to certifying jailers, transport officers
• Judge delays retrial in gambling retrial
• Column: The Help is not the Gospel
• State trooper injured in crash near Gordon during traffic stop
• Brundidge woman killed in Coffee County crash
• Dothan police warn of credit card scam
• Fourth rabid animal found in Houston County
• In Thursday's Dothan Eagle
• Dothan man faces sexual torture charge
• Court costs for former judge delayed
• Hearing on separate bingo retrials set for Thursday
• Geneva County man denied parole in manslaughter case
• Daleville implements annual odd/even watering system
• Pemco planning manager honored with Patriot Award
• Dothan High alumni reflect on integration
• Jail docket 8/22/11
• Business licenses 8/22/11
• Real estate transfers 8/22/11
• Divorces 8/22/11
• Marriages 8/22/11
• Jail docket 8/15/11
• Business licenses 8/15/11
• Real estate transfers 8/15/11
• Divorces 8/15/11
• Marriages 8/15/11
• Jail docket 8/8/11
• Business licenses 8/8/11
• Real estate transfers 8/8/11
• Divorces 8/8/11
• Marriages 8/8/11
• Jail docket 8/1/11
• Business licenses 8/1/11
• Real estate transfers 8/1/11
• Divorces 8/1/11
• Real estate transfers 7/25/11
• Jail docket 8/25/11
• Business licenses 7/25/11
• Divorces 7/25/11
• Back to School for Dothan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Trust fund set up for dead toddler's family
• Dale corporation names new director
• Workers on 5th floor say admin building shook, swayed
• Suit claims local indigent defense system fails defendants
• Dale commission approves retirement incentive
• Wiregrass farmers running out of time for rainfall
• Dothan man charged with punching officer
• Alabama agencies cutting 1,100 employees
• Latest Jefferson County gambling hall closes
• Most defendants oppose dividing gambling trials
• Latest Jefferson County gambling hall closes
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges two for DUI
• Dothan Taco Bell robbed at gunpoint
• Houston County offering sewer services to U.S. 231 rest area
• Dale commission discusses solid waste disposal contract
• Slingluff Readers looking for new recruits
• Rehobeth graduate will make last walk at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Dothan man faces sexual torture charge
• Judge to determine legality of Center Stage generator sale
• Dale County shooting to go before grand jury
• Enterprise man gets 25 years for rape
• Former NFL player shot in thigh
• Forecasters say SC could see effects of Hurricane Irene
• Troy gets top ranking from Princeton Review
• Downtown Music Festival reunites fans, artists
• Major federal budget cuts a concern for local governments, agencies
• Dothan area church services
• Shooting victim in Dale County death identified
• Dothan man remembered as friend and mentor
• Murder suspect faces additional charge
• Dothan hopes to make playground inclusive as well as accessible
• Murder victim's family thankful for quick arrest
• Daleville schools moving forward in new school year
• Dothan City Schools to invest in green renovation
• Bingo prosecutors outline reasons to request separate retrials
• Man charged with theft of jail camera
• State jobless rate hits 10 percent
• Seven inducted into Dothan Business Hall of Fame
• Government wants bingo defendants on trial this year
• Governor's Economic Recovery Tour stops in Enterprise
• Daleville council establishes new authority to draw business
• Murder victim's family thankful for quick arrest
• Rodeo set in Ozark Friday and Saturday
• Ozark man reported missing found safe
• Dothan murder suspect pleads not guilty by mental disease
• Dothan police make arrest in year's first murder
• Fort Rucker soldier honored with Purple Heart
• Probation revoked for sodomy suspect
• Dothan murder victim identified
• 2012 trial date discussed for bingo corruption case
• Wiregrass Foundation phasing out FACES
• Dothan business theft suspect sent to prison
• Florida man killed in Houston County crash
• Ozark council approves $23 million budget
• Deputies charge man with stealing guns
• Bellwood men face felony drug charges
• Deputies charge two men with felony drug crimes
• Houston County teachers get 2.25 percent raise
• Commissioners urge movement on brown bag ordinance
• Dothan takes first look at photo traffic cameras
• Daleville man charged with Lowe's theft
• Dothan Title Loan store robbed
• Dothan police arrest four on felony drug charges at one house
• Dothan police charge man with making meth at motel
• Dothan police confirm investigation into first murder of 2011
• Food recalled after potential contamination
• Georgia soldier a suspect in Fort Rucker assault
• First steps: New teacher, new students start their careers
• Ashford teen charged with sodomizing boy
• Dothan police arrest 10 on felony charges and four for DUI
• Dothan school board brings back P.E. aides
• Dothan police charge woman with armed robbery
• City to discuss brown bag, pretrial diversion ordinances
• Bingo prosecutors seek to retry defendants in three separate trials
• AP Interview: Gambling jury favors acquittals
• OmniFit workout draws crowd at Westgate Park
• OmniFit workout draws crowd at Westgate Park
• Former Ashford housing authority head pleads guilty to theft
• Barbour County man receives 20-year sentence for home invasion
• Ala. man survives being shot in head at movie theater
• Ozark man killed in motorcycle crash
• Dothan area church services
• Dothan schools preparing for new year
• Crowds attend city of Dothan's first back to school rally
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• Even with no convictions, Ala. casinos don't win
• Dothan teen sentenced to 35 years for attempted murder
• New teachers get supply help from Yes We Can! Dothan
• Signs remind people of parks' tobacco-free status
• Alabama won't rush to apply for No Child Left Behind act waiver
• Dothan teen sentenced to 35 years for attempted murder
• Seminole County, Ga., deputies under investigation after abuse complaint
• Bingo verdicts unlikely to spur push for gambling bills
• Verizon 4G network to cover Wiregrass
• Court sets Monday hearing to discuss possible retrial date in gambling case
• Ozark athlete returns to speak to students
• Two Dothan residents charged with trafficking cocaine
• Duo charged with stealing games
• Dothan man acquitted of sex abuse
• Closing arguments heard in attempted murder trial
• Residents happy with verdict, standing behind Smith
• Sen. Smith cleared of 11 counts; still faces 8
• Bingo jury acquits two; hangs on many charges
• Bingo verdicts by count
• No convictions in bingo corruption trial
• Dothan back-to-school rally set for Saturday
• Dale judge sentences Brundidge man to 41 years for murder
• Bingo corruption verdicts by defendant
• Dothan teen acquitted of armed robberies
• Ashford man charged with molesting eight kids
• Alabama judge says bingo machines must go back
• Dothan police make armed robbery arrest
• Former health worker convicted of molesting teenage girl
• Dothan man acquitted of molesting a child
• Enterprise man charged with school burglary
• Cowarts man wanted on forgery charge
• Dothan City Schools institute brings educators together
• Jail docket 7/18/11
• Business licenses 7/18/11
• Real estate transfers 7/18/11
• Divorces 7/18/11
• Marriages 7/18/11
• Jail docket 7/4/11
• Business licenses 7/4/11
• Dothan teen shot by mother now faces felony charge
• Real estate transfers 7/4/11
• Divorces 7/4/11
• Houston County approved prescription discount cards
• Marriages 7/4/11
• Bingo corruption trial: Jury ends sixth day of deliberations
• Former health worker convicted of molesting teenage girl
• Ozark budget discussions begin for upcoming fiscal year
• Fort Rucker team investigating Afghan chopper crash
• Deputies make arrest in vehicle break-ins
• Police charge man with vehicle break-in
• Deputies make meth arrest
• Dothan police make armed robbery arrest
• Tutor, cancer-stricken student share bond
• Dothan City Schools host open houses Thursday
• Center Stage Alabama remains open, adds new bingo machines
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Jury says it is deadlocked on some counts
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Jury says it is deadlocked on some counts
• Former longtime Columbia mayor passes away
• Ozark sales tax collections drop from last month
• Ozark to participate in discounted prescription program
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges three for DUI
• Info sought in Dothan shooting
• Wicksburg man faces shooting charge
• Kinsey man shot during domestic dispute
• Info sought in Dothan nightclub shooting
• Troy Cable confirms purchase of Ozark Knology
• Bingo jury to enter fifth day of deliberations
• Ace Hardware fire dubbed suspicious
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Deliberations end Monday
• Smith: Waiting for verdict is exhausting
• Ozark mom charged with torture, abuse had child die in 2006
• Man, daughter die in fire near Cottonwood
• Abbeville cemetery theft probed
• Duo wanted for felony theft
• Dothan capital murder suspect captured in Florida
• Enterprise motorcycle club donates school supplies, hair products to kids
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Judge refers jury to indictment for answer to question
• Ozark man, woman charged with torturing kids
• Dothan capital murder suspect captured in Florida
• Free men's health fair draws crowd
• Bingo corruption jury continues deliberation Sunday
• In tough economy, animals suffer too
• Bingo corruption trial: Jury ends deiberations Saturday
• 31 Americans killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Duo wanted for felony theft
• Abbeville cemetery theft probed
• Nine arrested on felony charges, one on DUI charge
• Former Geneva County sheriffs honored
• Five face promoting prison contraband charges in Henry County
• Locals, visitors enjoy Alabama's sales tax holiday
• Health clinic that helped uninsured residents closing
• Jury gets bingo corruption case
• School supply drive this weekend at Wiregrass Commons Mall
• Bingo corruption trial: Jury begins deliberations
• Tidwell, Post 12 win regional opener
• Proposed instructions to bingo corruption jury
• Teacher facing sex charge resigns
• Assault call leads to meth arrest
• Man charged in bookstore theft
• County to hold public hearings on precinct changes
• Teacher facing sex charge resigns
• Ozark ninth graders to have own academy
• Ghana native using education to reach her dreams
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Smith attorney points out flaws in case
• Bingo corruption trial: Smith defense says case against her full of holes
• Bank president appointed to Ozark council seat
• EMA to test siren Friday
• Police charge Dothan woman with car theft
• Impaired motorist crashes into church
• Beverlye Magnet School wins award
• Event puts focus on breastfeeding benefits
• Woman gets 20-year prison term
• Bingo defense: Government failed to prove case
• Bingo prosecutors: Money ties defendants to conspiracy
• Abbeville woman gets 20-year prison term
• Milton McGregor defense: Government failed to make its bingo case
• Ozark police looking for robber
• Dothan police SRT unit brushes up on training
• Many Alabama high school graduates unready for college
• Ozark Fire Department has new operations chief
• Dothan Citgo store robbed
• Duo charged as illegal aliens in Houston County
• Deputies charge Newton woman with church burglary
• Community Watch cook-outs draw crowds
• Houston County Courthouse bomb threat suspect pleads guilty
• Jones wins second Dothan school board term
• Absentees the difference as Newsome retains District 2 seat
• Snellgrove unseats Craig in District 4
• Ozark council to appoint new member this week
• Terrorist threat suspect pleads guilty
• Dothan election results
• Collision sends two to Dothan hospital
• Chuck Malone is Alabama's chief justice
• Troy Dothan soon to begin major renovation
• Police charge trio with failure to register properly
• Dothan community watch groups host block gatherings
• Georgia man faces local meth charge
• Eufaula man charged for throwing block at vehicle
• Dothan Citgo store robbed
• Dothan police arrest one on a felony charge two for DUI
• Daleville man killed in crash
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Judge dismisses some counts of indictment
• Majority of Wiregrass schools meet AYP
• Layoffs loom in Ala. court clerks' offices
• Convicted sex offender arrested again
• New teacher-student sex charge actively used across Alabama
• Man shot at Dothan police officer's home
• Wiregrass residents enjoy National Night Out
• Firefighters battle blaze at West Powell daycare
• Dothan City schools renovates central office
• Center Stage: Ordered to cease and desist by officials
• Dothan doctor's license suspended
• Ozark man faces investment theft charge
• Dothan teen denied youthful status
• Bingo corruption trial: Entire defense rests
• Harri Anne Smith among last to decide to rest in bingo corruption trial
• Dothan police charge teenager in stabbing
• District 2, 4 election taking place Tuesday
• Loss of Shorterville post office would "hurt real bad"
• Jail docket 6/27/11
• Business licenses 6/27/11
• Real estate transfers 6/27/11
• Divorces 6/27/11
• Ozark hotels benefit from Dixie Majors World Series
• Marriages 6/27/11
• Jail docket 6/20/11
• Ozark investigation continues into 12-year-old double murder
• Business licenses 6/20/11
• Real estate transfers 6/20/11
• Divorces 6/20/11
• Marriage licenses 6/20/11
• Federal government paying trooper salaries
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Judge denies all motions for acquittal
• Judge to rule on acquittal motions Thursday morning
• Biodiesel provides benefits that could help economy, environment
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Judge to rule on motions Thursday morning
• Man pleads guilty to trafficking in Ozark
• Ozark bus routes to change, will remain free of charge
• Hazing cases dismissed for local teens
• Ozark man charged with robbery
• Site preparation underway for new Ozark high school
• Police: Child porn suspect took pictures in Walmart bathroom
• Dothan police seize drugs from home
• Troy couple charged with theft from museum
• Dothan School Board approves budget cuts
• Samson man faces multiple child molestation charges
• Chief justice orders partial closure of clerk's offices
• Man awarded Bronze Star at Fort Rucker
• Prosecution rests in bingo corruption trial
• Bingo corruption trial: Prosecution rests
• Ozark councilman laid to rest
• Houston County Schools meet all NCLB goals
• Deputies charge man with trying smuggle drugs into jail on plate of food
• County clearing the way for new Columbia senior center
• Private schools get public money for teacher training
• Government claims records tie bingo conspirators
• Judge rules call between Gilley, Preuitt can be heard by jury
• Regulation of private cemeteries becoming an issue
• Troy woman charged with shooting man four times
• Ala. gambling trial damages political stereotype
• Government calls McGregor conspiracy kingpin
• Proposed DCS budget cuts under the microscope
• Prosecution in bingo corruption trial expected to rest Monday
• Ozark council member dies of heart attack at 69
• Expectant fathers go to boot camp
• Senator denies allegations in bingo trial testimony
• Heeding advice can save wear on your motorcycle and body
• Dothan police make arrest in stolen bike case
• Dothan police arrest convicted felon again
• Pesticide stolen from local farm
• Former Houston County judge offered to settle ethics violations
• Prosecution almost done in bingo corruption trial
• Tougher Alabama DUI law coming soon
• Former senator's motive attacked for claiming Smith offered donation for bingo vote
• Dale County man arrested in Mississippi
• Deputies charge man with trafficking meth
• Deputies seized 42 marijuana plants in Cottonwood
• Dothan man faces teenage rape charge
• Dothan police catch prison escapee
• Dothan's Night Out promotes community unity
• Dothan's Night Out promotes community unity
• Baldwin County economic developer speaks in Ozark
• Lobbyist: No explicit agreements conveyed to her for senators' votes
• Photo identification soon to be required for tags
• Bingo corruption trial: Attorney for Jim Preuitt attacks lobbyist's testimony
• Deputies seized 42 marijuana plants in Cottonwood
• Daleville man faces 18 burglary-related charges
• Baldwin County economic developer speaks in Ozark
• Dothan man gets 24-year prison term
• Trio face meth trafficking charges
• Dothan man gets 40 years for cocaine distribution
• Dothan man charged with assault on officer
• Deputies charge man with trafficking meth
• National Peanut Festival 2011
• Man gets 15 years for molesting 10-year-old girl
• Officials expect Troy Cable to buy Ozark Knology
• Passenger commitment needed before flights to Dothan increase
• Something to write home about
• Ozark Police say drug operation that netted six is ongoing
• Ozark man charged with robbery
• Dothan man gets 40 years for cocaine distribution
• Recorded calls boost lobbyist's testimony
• Bingo corruption trial: Recorded calls back up Jennifer Pouncy testimony
• Economic Summit on Jobs coming to Dothan in August
• Fort Rucker program teaches kids about science
• Ozark council discussed possibility of public indoor pool
• UAB, SAMC partnership to benefit cancer patients
• Dale sheriff's deputies arrest three in aluminum thefts
• Tearful lobbyist said she bribed legislators
• City hires new general services director
• Bingo corruption trial: Tearful Jennifer Pouncy describes alleged bribes to senators
• Dothan police arrest 10 people on felony charges two for DUI
• Dothan man charged with assault by vehicle
• Dothan police arrest two women in felony Rite Aid theft case
• New city of Dothan superintendent presents $2.5 million budget cut plan
• Trio face meth trafficking charges
• Dothan man faces child porn production charge
• Massey: Contributions to Smith were reward, incentive
• Bingo corruption trial: Prosecutor, defense attorney spar over questions
• Dothan resident joins Teach for America
• Driver charged with assault
• Wiregrass counties still owed money from '09 flood
• Crowd welcomes new Dothan school superintendent
• Ala. senator denies testimony claiming payoff
• Dothan Eagle and Food Bank partner for fundraiser
• Dothan Eagle and Food Bank partner for fundraiser
• Dothan crime statistics June 15-29
• Alabama lawmaker wants crackdown on saggy pants
• Dad denied bond reduction son's death
• Pro boxer's bond doubled
• Dothan police arrest six on felony charges
• Clayton duo charged with Dillard's theft
• Attempted murder suspect's bond reduced
• Ozark leaders opposed to developing more low-income housing
• Students Think!! Write!! about Africa
• Massey: Do not know if Smith considered contributions as bribe
• Jarrod Massey says intent behind 2008 contributions to Smith was corrupt, can't speak for Smith
• Pro boxer's bond doubled
• Clayton man gets 24-year sentence for home invasion
• Bond reduction denied for Dothan dad charged in son's death
• Info sought in Dothan Domino's Pizza robbery
• Dothan brothers face felony drug charges
• Dothan woman faces 13 felony drug charges
• Dothan indecent exposure suspect arrested
• Superintendent search should end by January
• Man arrested after trooper observes vehicle with police lights
• Massey: As many as 20 others could be targeted by government
• Massey often wary of McGregor's bingo strategy
• MAHA has international reach, local impact
• Dale, Coffee County residents lose phone, Internet after line cut
• Man charged with stealing from Dothan mayor's company
• In-car cameras big help to Dothan police, Houston County deputies
• Youthful status denied for teen charged in dog beating
• Dothan man charged with molesting two girls
• Country music song heard in Ala. gambling trial
• Massey worried McGregor was trying to cut Houston County out of bingo bill
• Toddler hit in face with beer can, father charged
• Columbia teen charged in school related burglary
• Dothan woman faces witness intimidation charge
• Deputies charge duo with meth crimes
• Eufaula man faces felony theft charge
• Geneva man charged in felony lawn mower theft
• District 4 seat up for grabs
• Dothan family sells Davis Theatres
• Man killed directing traffic after Dothan crash
• Wreck sends two to hospital
• Attorney suggests Massey, Gilley split from McGregor
• Bingo corruption trial: Juror inadvertantly shown Terry Spicer document
• Troy coach and players host baseball camp for kids
• Notification underway for suit in favor of wronged black farmers
• Abbeville remembers longtime businessman, community activist
• Man charged with stealing from Dothan mayor's company
• Two killed in 231 crash identified
• Trio charged with kidnapping set for trial in November
• Newsome, Watford battle for District 2 city commission seat
• Farley fire sparks NRC inspection
• Massey: 'You have to accept responsibility'
• Construction on new Ozark high school could begin this summer
• Milton McGregor attorney questions Jarrod Massey about his motivation
• High heat index poses health threat
• Dale County sheriff's investigators seek solicitation suspect
• Excessive heat blankets Alabama
• Dothan man recalls finding grandson in storm drain
• Dale County suspected copper thief arrested
• Youthful status denied for teen charged in dog beating
• Feds arrest alleged illegal alien
• Former Geneva waiter gets 12-year sentence
• Former waiter gets 12-year sentence
• Lobbyist testifies of bribes
• WIRED brings 1,000 youths together for service
• Bingo corruption trial: Massey says $25K killed Smith's bingo bill in 2008
• Business licenses 6/13/11
• Real estate transfers 6/13/11
• Divorces 6/13/11
• Dothan man recalls finding grandson in storm drain
• Elba teens killed in crash identified
• Dothan police traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Dothan police name suspect in manhole cover thefts
• Dothan police make arrests after vehicle break-ins at local hotels
• Henry County Sheriff's Office reopens murder inquiry
• Two killed in Coffee County wreck
• At least five killed in Alabama plane crash
• Ozark, state sales tax collections increase in June
• Ozark changes downtown parking ordinance
• Summary of Ronnie Gilley's testimony at the bingo corruption trial
• Ozark to apply for funds for airport terminal
• New immigration law poses challenges for educators
• Massey: Served as 'broker' for Gilley, McGregor bribe offers
• Amputees stop in Dothan on cross-country bike ride
• Massey: Acted as 'broker' of bribes for Gilley, McGregor
• Troy University popular among military students
• Wheelchair bound have new travel option
• Man charged in home burglary
• Smith attorney questions Gilley about dates, fundraisers
• Bingo corruption trial: Massey takes stand
• Bingo corruption trial: Massey takes stand
• Dothan trail receives national designation
• Henry County Sheriff's Department reopens murder case
• EMA likely to receive reimbursement grant
• Ozark man pleads guilty to securities fraud
• Summarizing John McEachern's testimony at bingo corruption trial
• Portions of Westgate Trail closed for repairs
• Library of Congress exhibit rolls into Dothan
• Fewer Fourth of July fatalities reported
• Special Olympics champions home from Greece
• Gilley talks polls, McGregor at bingo corruption trial
• No fees to county from Center Stage machines, for now
• Dothan woman arrested after toddler found in storm drain
• Bingo corruption trial: Gilley, Baxley square off
• Center Stage Alabama bingo profits go to charity
• Geneva teen gets three years for enticing 12-year-old for sex
• Ozark fire department changes one position, adds another
• Deputies charge teens with stealing American flag
• Dothan woman wanted for prison escape
• Police charge duo with exposing child to drugs
• Deputies charge Columbia man with felony drug crime
• City accepts grant to expand recycling
• Businessmen upset at DDRA, commission
• Geneva teen gets three years for enticing 12-year-old for sex
• Headland man gets 15-year prison term for cutting
• Two school board members unopposed in August elections
• Troy Dothan sees enrollment drop
• Prosecution: Records boost Gilley testimony
• Prosecution: Phone records bolster Gilley testimony
• Still hanging on
• Dothan's Family Fourth draws crowd
• Ronnie Gilley expected to resume testimony
• Sexting has stiff consequences for teens, adults
• Dothan photographer continues tradition at Future Masters
• Florida man killed in motorcycle wreck near Madrid
• Convicted doctor gets 90 days work release
• Former Pike County teacher faces student sex charges
• Center Stage Alabama opens with 450 jobs
• First customers line up for Center Stage
• Defense: McGregor's actions did not portray guilt
• On tape: Barron wants to trick Preuitt into supporting bingo bill
• Dale County man indicted on sex abuse charge
• AAA to offer free towing up to 10 miles for holiday weekend
• 15 indicted in Houston County on drug charges
• Four dead in New Brockton crash
• Info sought in unsolved Dothan murder
• Two women plead guilty to animal cruelty
• Alabama jailer charged in sex case
• Samson man charged in courthouse burglary
• Deputies charge Cottonwood teen with rape
• Samson man charged in courthouse burglary
• Dothan police arrest pro boxer on child rape charges
• Center Stage Alabama to officially open Friday
• Bingo corruption tral: McGregor frustrated with Governor's task force
• Troy gets new peanut butter plant
• Future Masters players learn life lessons on course
• Candidates qualify for Aug. 2 city elections
• Future Masters a time for family bonding
• Fort Rucker aviation brigade changes hands
• Two Dothan parents charged in child's death
• Fire officials urge firework safety in wake of drought
• Dothan police arrest man for multiple sexual assault charges
• Abbeville duo charged in air conditioner thefts
• Dothan teen faces food bank burglary charge
• Jury hears wiretap conversations at bingo corruption trial
• Angry McGregor wanted to build casino in anti-bingo senator's front yard
• Two women plead guilty to animal cruelty
• Ariton man charged with sex abuse
• Two Dothan parents charged in child's death
• Dale circuit clerk's office to close for asbestos removal
• Authorities plan to increase patrols for holiday weekend
• Deputies charge 66-year-old Ashford man with sex abuse
• Dothan police charge man with rape of teenage girl
• Dothan teen remembered after fatal crash
• Recap of Ronnie Gilley's Tuesday testimony at bingo corruption trial
• Dothan teen remembered after fatal crash
• Storms cause minor damage in Houston County
• Storm leaves some damage in Dale County
• Bingo corruption trial: Gilley discusses Houston County bingo amendment
• Ozark new chamber director looks forward to opportunity
• Dothan teenager dies from injuries in motorcycle crash
• Geneva County Courthouse burglary investigated
• Houston County gets radio upgrade
• Volunteers help make Future Masters possible
• Deputies charge duo with school burglary
• Florida duo charged in Belk theft
• Dothan police arrest man in shooting that left another injured
• Dothan police seek info in hotel robbery
• Man hospitalized after motorcycle accident
• Dale commission continues talks on relocating revenue office
• Volunteers help make Future Masters possible
• Major crimes in Dothan drop over past two years
• Gilley: McGregor said $21 million in bingo revenue in one day at VictoryLand
• Ozark Marine injured in Afghanistan recovering in Maryland
• Attorney: Gilley has 'no choice' but to be truthful
• Family tradition: Future Masters a multi-generational event
• Dothan sex offender faces new charge
• Eufaula woman faces drug distribution charge
• Deputies charge Gordon man in stolen peanut trailer case
• Family tradition: Future Masters a multi-generational event
• Info sought in unsolved Dothan murder
• Portion of Dothan armory unit to inactivate
• Survivor auditions attract characters
• Child injured in Dale County wreck awaits surgery
• Critical wreck reported in Dale County
• Doctor's felony conviction likely to impact license
• Gilley: McGregor and I in scheme to bribe legislators
• Disease always a concern for Water World operators
• Gilley: McGregor and I conspired to get Beason's vote
• Jail docket 5/30/11
• Business licenses 5/30/11
• Real estate transfers 5/30/11
• Divorces 5/30/11
• Marriages 5/30/11
• Jail docket 5/23/11
• Business licenses 5/23/11
• Real estate transfers 5/23/11
• Divorces 5/23/11
• Marriages 5/23/11
• Dale, committee approves historical marker at county school
• Level Plains teen charged with sodomy
• Dale County authorities serve nearly 100 warrants in six hours
• 'Gateway to Knowledge' visiting Dothan July 7-8
• Dothan sex offender faces new charge
• Schools getting a green remodel
• Library seeking money for expansion
• Gilley: Investors flocked after bingo announced
• Houston County moving forward with improvements to major intersection
• Dothan man pleads guilty to federal drug distribution charges
• Gilley: Money chased us after bingo announced for Country Crossing
• New Blakely shooting facility to be open to public, military
• Tim Wilder's challenges as Dothan superintendent are many
• Police seek help to ID Food Depot burglars
• Indecent exposure suspect captured
• Residents, leaders at odds over Ozark apartment renovation
• Summarizing the testimony of Benjamin Lewis at the bingo corruption trial
• State, federal officials meet to discuss financial stability programs
• Hartford man gets life sentence for burning baby
• Deputies capture Florida fugitive
• Dothan man out on bond faces new sex crime
• Man charged with AC theft
• Judge considers bond for convicted doctor
• Judge considers bond for convicted doctor
• New Wallace program prepares students for nuclear technology jobs
• Lewis wraps up second day on stand at bingo corruption trial
• SAMC named one of nation's safest hospitals
• Lewis recounts FBI investigation; faces cross examination
• Dothan man gets 25 years for trafficking cocaine
• More than 50 arrested at Troy fraternity party
• Ozark holds off on garbage contract approval
• Hartford man gets life sentence for burning baby
• Ozark to refinance bonds after high credit rating
• Ozark makes copper theft arrests
• Summarizing Barry Mask's testimony at bingo corruption trial
• Ashford teen faces felony drug charge
• Deputies charge duo with meth possession
• Troy teen arrested in shooting
• Dothan Police seek information in armed robbery
• Local growers want to connect with local chefs
• Ozark appoints new fire chief
• Soaking rainfall needed to end drought
• Judge Lewis testifies at bingo corruption trial
• Lewis wraps first day of testimony at bingo corruption trial
• Lewis wraps first day of testimony at bingo corruption trial
• Stories differ on when police notified of allegations against teacher
• City looking for help from lobbyists
• Former Dothan businessman denied release
• Officer impersonation cases appearing often in Wiregrass
• KKK flyers have authorities on watch
• Former judge assessed costs for ethics trial
• Story commenting changes, requires Facebook account
• Teacher accused of molestation remains employed by city schools
• Dothan teacher facing new sex charge
• Troy duo face attempted charge for weekend shooting
• Masked gunman robs Dothan Hobo Pantry
• Ashford woman charged with theft from Checkers
• Dothan teacher facing new sex charge
• Government files motion to preclude defense from questioning Benjamin Lewis judgeship
• Dropouts down in Dothan City Schools
• Dothan city school board approves contract for new superintendent
• Testimomy ends Monday evening at bingo corruption trial
• Legislator: Checks followed bingo conversation with McGregor
• New Dothan zoning ordinance getting closer to reality
• Jury awards $1.8 million to Ozark contractor
• Dothan's Family Fourth to be held at Center Stage
• Dothan teacher facing new sex charge
• After long weekend, bingo corruption trial resumes
• After long weekend, bingo corruption trial resumes
• Dothan man to plead guilty in federal money laundering, drug case
• Dothan man found guilty of Church's Chicken robbery
• McGregor's lawyers still seeking former governor
• After long weekend, bingo corruption trial resumes
• Dothan man pleads guilty to attempted murder charge
• Cutbacks in state, federal programs could impact communities
• Entertainment, tomatoes draw crowd at Slocomb festival
• Webb man gets 12 years for molesting two girls
• Webb man gets 12 years for molesting two girls
• Northview teacher charged with having sex with student
• Taylor man faces felony theft charge from AutoZone
• Dothan man acquitted of felony drug charge
• Volunteer doctors keeping clinic afloat
• Alabama unemployment rate rises
• Local Special Olympians head to world games
• Northview teacher charged with having sex with student
• Northview teacher charged with having sex with student
• Storms cause some damage around Wiregrass
• Dothan woman charged with hindering prosecution in kidnapping
• NFL looking into players' Country Crossing investment
• They are spurs, not stones
• Summarizing Scott Beason's 4 days of testimony at bingo corruption trial
• No testimony Friday in bingo corruption trial; hearings scheduled behind closed doors
• No testimony Friday in bingo trial
• Prosecution tries to steer case back to McGregor in Bingo Corruption Trial
• Two Wiregrass men arrested on kidnapping, burglary charges
• Prosecutor: McGregor, Gilley courted Beason together
• Youth Value Impact providing free meals to kids
• More than 3,000 Alabama non-profits lose tax exempt status
• Dale County man donates 25th gallon of blood
• Man gets 18 years in prison for $80 robbery
• Dothan doctor guilty of felony domestic violence
• Democratic chairman calls for Beason's resignation
• Census: Hispanic population up 145 percent in Alabama
• Shooting victim's friend blames PTSD
• Houston County jury convicts man of child molestation
• Kinsey burglary suspect arrested
• Deputies charge man in stolen metal case
• Federal grant could help save on energy
• Ozark summer camp expands
• Foundation tweaking scholarship program
• Victim's friend blames PTSD
• Sen. Harri Anne Smith's attorney cross examines witness for second day
• Smith: Disgusted, disappointed by Beason's recorded statements
• Smith: Disgusted, disappointed by Beason's recorded statements
• Deadline to qualify for city elections approaching
• Residents thank Dothan City School superintendent for his service
• Man charged with attacking wife just hours after marriage
• Ashford man faces life prison sentence
• Two trapped in Midland City crash
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges two for DUI
• Woman charged with assault on Troy police officer
• Teachers gain math and science teaching skills
• State school board may freeze step raises for college employees
• Beason, defense spar over motivation to help FBI investigation
• Beason: Motivation for going to FBI not political
• Ozark teen charged with robbery
• City of Dothan employee charged with police impersonation
• Duo arrested for attempted burglary
• Beer bottle assault suspect arrested
• Man shot after police pursuit identified
• Geneva County man charged in baseball bat assault
• Houston County Jail considering 12-hour shifts
• Suspect dead, deputy injured after chase
• Daleville officer involved in crash
• Dale commission discusses relocating revenue office
• Houston County passes new garbage pick-up policy
• Hartford attempted murder suspect acquitted
• Beason: Wore wire to 'help them get the bad guys'
• Day 6 of bingo corruption trial ends with Beason still on stand
• City of Dothan employee charged with police impersonation
• Dothan schools to try new discipline approach
• Dothan man pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Judge: Gov. Riley can't be subpoenaed for trial
• Wiregrass residents eligible for FEMA grants
• Ozark taxes decline for first time in 10 months
• Summer prime time for rabies
• Elks lodge, American Legion hold events for Flag Day
• Prosecution, defense dig in as bingo corruption trial begins
• Opening statements end first week of bingo corruption trial
• Educators facing tightening job market
• Manhunt underway in Midland City
• Ashford man arrested for kidnapping, attempted murder
• Dothan woman charged with attempted murder
• Dozens meet in Ozark for Parent Project training
• Dothan man injured in burglary attempt
• Death sentence handed down in Dothan murder case
• Ozark man arrested on car theft charges
• Dothan man charged in restaurant theft
• One dead, one critical after shooting in Kinsey
• Bingo jury selected; opening arguments Friday morning
• County redistricting plan sees no opposition at hearing
• Jury of 12 selected in bingo corruption trial
• Wallace students respond to tuition hike
• Dothan cop involved in crash
• Bentley signs tough illegal immigration law
• Family, town remembers longtime Daleville mayor
• Still no jury in bingo corruption trial
• Fire risk high around the area
• Wrapping up Day 3 of the bingo corruption trial
• Buyer backs out of downtown deal
• Spay/neuter alliance celebrates more than 12,500 surgeries
• Midland City man arrested on sodomy charge
• Court document details abduction case involving 3 children
• Motorcycle rider killed in wreck identified
• Taylor mayor resigns
• Ozark task force seizes indoor marijuana operation
• City approves Community Development Block Grant projects
• Dothan battles rash of copper thefts
• Bingo Corruption Trial: Smith plans to testify in own defense
• Wrapping up Day 2 of the bingo corruption trial
• Grand jury indicts New Brockton mayor
• Last Dothan Pearl Harbor vet dead at 92
• Dothan man charged with rape
• Houston County School Board OKs bid for work on schools
• County addressing pharmacists' concerns about drug card
• Dothan woman killed in two-vehicle crash
• Abducted Ariton infant still missing
• Culver, Hughes, Schmitz all on bingo trial witness list
• Wrapping up Day 1 of the Bingo Corruption Trial
• Ozark middle school gets new principal
• Amber Alert issued for Ariton infant
• Key people in the upcoming bingo corruption trial
• Bingo defendants get day in court
• Dothan area church services
• Local agencies divided on future of dispatch codes
• Officials discuss gangs, prevention at Ozark seminar
• Ozark police get new Chargers
• Man sent to hospital after possible assault
• Wallace Community College to go smoke free
• Dothan man arrested on sex abuse charge
• Column: Local people doing good deeds
• Dothan police make embezzlement arrest
• Ozark looking to hire officers, firefighters
• Troy University gets new band director
• Rain unlikely as Wiregrass bakes in the heat
• Sales tax collection spikes in Houston County
• Dothan City Schools offers summer programs
• Apartment developer, residents trying to iron out differences
• Heat prompts extension of Rose Hill Senior Center hours
• Dothan man sentenced for child molestation
• Swimming safety at forefront after recent deaths
• Woman convicted in 2006 vehicular homicide case sentenced on DUI charge
• Prattville man pleads guilty to sex abuse in Ozark
• Texas man faces felony charge of impersonating officer
• Alabama senator says Ivey's action almost racist
• Samson woman pleads guilty to murder
• Slocomb man charged with theft, running into doctor's office
• State agents seize 700 machines at Greene County gambling centers
• Ozark police charge third man with April gas station robbery
• Samson woman pleads guilty to murder
• Ozark police charge third man with April gas store robbery
• Dothan School Board votes to offer Tim Wilder superintendent job
• County to award bids for Ashford/Cottonwood school work
• Officials urge preparedness for hurricane season
• Country Crossing bondholders extend due date for bond payment
• Dothan cop arrested on DUI charge resigns
• Jail docket 5/16/11
• Business licenses 5/16/11
• Real estate transfers 5/16/11
• Divorces 5/16/11
• Marriages 5/16/11
• Jail docket 5/9/11
• Business licenses 5/9/11
• Real estate transfers 5/9/11
• Divorces 5/9/11
• Marriages 5/9/11
• Dothan police changes policy on funeral escorts
• Wiregrass residents observe Memorial Day
• Boy drowns at Chattahoochee State Park
• Fort Rucker issues release on soldier drowning
• Fort Rucker officials searching for missing soldier
• Dothan police officer on leave following DUI arrest
• Man stabbed in Dothan, suspect in custody
• Common Core Standards coming under increased scrutiny
• McGowan ride to benefit charity
• Dothan hosts first Miracle League World Series
• Dothan police arrest three in two separate robbery cases
• Deadline for Cordova donations is Tuesday
• After more than 100 years, Dothan grocer closes
• Dothan man charged with string of robberies, criminal mischief in Ozark
• Dothan way behind on rainfall
• D'Monico's restaurant padlocked in upaid rent case
• Newton chief terminated after conflict with job hours
• Hundreds line up for Center Stage job fair
• Time flies by after graduation
• Slocomb teen charged in alcohol-related crash
• Slocomb man charged with giving teens alcohol
• Dothan police capture teen wanted for armed robbery
• Tarrant, Ala. police raid bingo hall, arrest 2
• Houston County Sheriff's deputies make meth arrest
• Dothan police make eight felony arrests
• Alabama U.S. attorney for middle district to retire
• Duo charged in Enterprise drug store burglary
• City schools interview last superintendent finalist
• City school board interviews last superintendent finalist
• Houston County to unveil new website
• New senior housing center opens in Dothan
• Fort Rucker holds Memorial Day ceremony
• Attorneys try to keep former governor off stand in bingo corruption trial
• Suspect charged with passing 56 forged checks
• Truck flips in wreck on Montgomery Highway
• Dale school board approves working with committee to honor longtime principal
• Summer food programs for kids start next week
• State files motion to bar testimony of Bob Riley at bingo trial
• Bond reduction denied for Dothan teen
• U.S. Marshals capture Abbeville murder suspect
• South Alabama hospital looks for canine volunteers
• Geneva man charged with assault on officer with syringe
• Agent: Teen thought he dragged deputy 50 to 60 yards
• Pay it Forward pays off for Dothan City Schools
• Publix grand opening first part of Northside Mall redevelopment
• Slocomb man charged with giving teens alcohol
• Gordon teen gets 70-year prison term for robbery
• Center Stage job fair set for Friday
• Ozark student awarded Gates scholarship
• Alabama legislator says AEA's Hubbert fired daughter
• Ozark council discusses upcoming solid waste contract
• Ozark man identified as victim in Lowe's store fatality
• Enterprise man charged with arson at florist
• Slocomb teen charged in alcohol-related crash
• Wiregrass temperatures hotter than normal
• Gilley offers BamaJam 2011 ticket holders refund
• Slocomb teen faces felony assault charges
• Potential bingo jurors may be asked about gambling, PACS, church
• Local schools receive bonds for renovation projects
• Dothan police arrest seven for felony charges and two for DUI
• Dothan police make arrest in shooting
• Deputies charge woman with felony drug possession
• Dothan police make meth manufacturing arrest
• Abbeville man charged with soliciting girl for sex
• County agrees to pitch in for court reporter need
• Dale Commission expected to save thousands after phone audit
• Police chief admits communication issues
• Boyd interviewed by school board
• Abbeville murder suspect being sought
• Abbeville man charged with soliciting girl for sex
• Dothan Taco Bell burglar wanted
• Single-vehicle crash leaves four Slocomb High teens injured
• Dale sheriff's investigators nab four in ongoing meth cases
• Gambling trial gets 6+ hours of opening statements
• Phenix City man charged with exposing himself to school bus full of children
• Georgia soldier faces federal child porn charges
• Tuscaloosa police officer killed during funeral
• Employee killed at Enterprise Lowe's
• Dothan police make second arrest in vehicle break-in case
• Abbeville man charged with electronic solicitation of 12-year-old girl
• Suspect sought in Henry County murder
• Slocomb motorcyclist killed in collision
• 'Sovereigns' gain attention of law enforcement
• Suspect sought in Henry County killing
• School cuts may push clerical staff to breaking point
• Dothan recovery center looking for new home
• Services
• Rabies clinics seek to prevent deadly disease
• Love of an American classic brings owners together
• Deputies find three meth labs arrest four people
• Information sought in unsolved murder
• Sheriff: New Brockton animal shelter conditions "deplorable"
• Florida student accused of drugging teacher's drink
• Local unemployment rate steady; Coffee and Pike counties strong
• Headland Elementary student gets space scholarship
• Fallen police officers remembered
• Rep. Martha Roby's weekly column
• New Brockton police chief assaulted, suspect arrested
• Dothan police arrest four people on felony charges
• Webb woman faces butcher knife assault
• Blood evidence helps Dothan police arrest burglar
• Dothan police looking for missing man
• Dothan police charge man in vehicle break-ins
• Local police lodge to host 5K run Saturday
• Organization looks out for wounded warriors
• High-performing Dothan High students recognized
• Dothan waiting to take over old guard station
• Superintendent candidates' visits slated
• All 5 members of Bullock County Commission arrested
• County to hold public hearing on redistricting
• More attempted murder charges added against Dothan teen
• More attempted murder charges added against Dothan teen
• Softball game to benefit Wiregrass Food Bank
• Man awarded Ozark Fire Department's first citizen award
• Henry County missing person investigation now capital murder case
• Deputy, suspect in checkpoint incident identified
• Alabama man to become first prisoner executed with new drug
• FEMA seeking money back from Enterprise tornado victims
• Dothan teen charged with trying to kill deputies
• Challenges ahead to keep utility costs from rising
• Judge upholds decision to admit bingo wiretaps
• Man accused of poisoning Auburn trees indicted
• Tuesday OPD reports
• Dale school systems terminate employees due to budget cuts
• Group pushes for name change for South Dale school
• Headland man wanted for animal cruelty arrested
• Cowarts business burns
• Gilley attorneys file formal motions to withdraw from case
• Woman injured in telephone pole collision
• Twenty Wiregrass court positions to be cut
• Fort Rucker retires Huey helicopters
• Potential evidence in corruption trial revealed
• Man pleads guilty in Henry County marijuana case
• Deputy, suspect in checkpoint incident identified
• Houston County Sheriff's deputy injured, suspect shot
• Dothan deals with dip in block grant money
• Henry County missing person investigation now capital murder case
• Dothan police charge man with falsely reporting robbery
• Deputies charge man with burglary
• Dothan police charge man stabbing nephew
• Dothan police arrest four in home burglary
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charge four for DUI
• School board passes on PASS cut for now
• Drowning victim 'a wonderful kid'
• Signal tweaks cause traffic hiccups
• Investors quiet as old Country Crossing site shows signs of life
• Coffee County securities fraud case results in 20 year prison sentence
• Newville man gets prison time for officer assault
• Dothan man convicted of capital murder
• Henry County missing person investigation now capital murder case
• Cost-cutting seen cutting Alabama ticket revenue
• Alabama chief justice warns more court layoffs coming
• Ozark woman faces murder charge in fatal crash
• Animal cruelty cases on the rise
• Toy, clothing donations not needed for tornado victims
• Wiregrass officials combat stray dog and cat problem
• Teen dies while swimming at Omussee Creek Park
• Troy University's Dothan campus holds graduation
• Teen dies while swimming at Omussee Creek Park
• Area officials combat stray dog and cat problem
• Animal cruelty cases on the rise
• Residents show up for Johnny Mack Brown festival
• Ozark honors fallen officers
• First doctoral degrees awarded at Troy
• County struggling with funding for roads
• Dothan man convicted of capital murder
• Headland man wanted on animal cruelty charges
• Prosecutors claim McGregor trying to influence jury pool with polls
• Former Dothan businessman guilty of felony theft
• Dothan teen wanted for armed robbery
• Samson trio face felony theft charge from Walmart
• City of Dothan unveils prescription drug discount card
• Cloverdale students put character education into practice
• Skipperville farmer, wife recognized as small farmer of the year
• Dothan capital murder suspect denies killing, but admits robbery setup
• Mistrial in Ozark murder case
• Former Ozark schools CFO sentenced for $100,000 theft
• Judge, attorneys prepare for state corruption trial
• Ariton man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography
• Trigger man in fatal shooting testifies against Everett Morton
• Abducted toddler located in Kentucky
• Troy man charged with assault on deputy
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges two for DUI
• Rain expected for Wiregrass for weekend
• Witness testifies she saw shooting that killed Patrick Dixon
• PASS Academy on chopping block
• Man pleads guilty to molesting 12-year-old girl
• Siegelman ruling to affect Alabama gambling trial
• Troubled Alabama dog track ending live races
• Three troopers resign amid fuel card investigation
• Ozark authorities seek suspects in two fuel store robberies
• Grandfather kidnapped grandson, may be armed say authorities
• Danny Gokey concert cancelled
• Teachers speak in support of Ozark assistant principal
• Hartford man found guilty of burning baby
• Enterprise man pleads guilty to failure to register as sex offender
• Deputies arrest sex offender
• Mail carrier food drive is this Saturday
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges two for DUI
• Dothan's District 6 residents share concerns at town hall meeting
• Dothan school board announces finalists for top job
• Ozark schools consider increasing lunch prices to rebuild reserve
• Henry County man missing, foul play suspected
• Intent could be key issue in Dothan capital murder trial
• Henry County Sheriff denies brutality allegations
• Siegelman ruling to affect Alabama gambling trial
• Jail docket 5/2/11
• Business licenses 5/2/11
• Real estate transfers 5/2/11
• Divorces 5/2/11
• Roby: Afghan trip changed her life
• Marriages 5/2/11
• Trio charged in burglary tool case
• JUCO tournament gives Ozark economic boost
• Intent key issue as capital murder trial begins
• Appeals court reverses two Siegelman convictions
• Dothan police charge woman in burglary
• Dothan couple help police catch burglar
• Dothan woman charged in shooting
• County considering prescription discount card program
• Dothan church program provides art instruction
• News 3 Special Report: Fallout Safety
• Dale commission moves toward removing asbestos in circuit clerk's office
• Public input sought on congressional, school redistricting
• Enterprise man faces cruelty to horse charge
• Geneva teenager pleads guilty to enticing girl for sex
• Public input sought on congressional, school redistricting
• Daleville man pleads guilty to church burglary
• Dothan police charge two with burglary
• Dothan Police charge two with illegal debit card usage
• Abbeville man faces felony drug charge
• State baseball tournament in Ozark streaming live
• Pets displaced by tornadoes await reunion
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• Youth pancake breakfast raises money for tornado victims
• Dothan City School Board interviews candidates for top job
• Man walks across country for meth abuse awareness
• Dothan sales tax collections take a dip in March
• Ozark man faces child molestation charge
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges three for DUI
• Local police lodge to host 5K run
• Dothan police charge trio in reverse prostitution sting
• Duo sought in Dothan armed robbery
• Ozark schools assist raise funds for Relay for Life
• Supplies being collected for tornado victims
• Houston County Commission to approve mill increase for health care authority
• DNA leads to indictment in 1981 Dothan murder
• Dothan police charge man in near 30-year-old murder
• Bingo case defendants seek to have charges dismissed
• Hundreds come together for Day of Prayer
• Three cousins face assault related burglary charge
• Ozark City Hall a drop-off point for donations to Cordova
• Crimson Tide standout Courtney Upshaw returns to Eufaula, helps tornado victims
• Man killed in Midland City crash identified
• Alabama Legislature OKs bill to forgive storm days
• Column: Bin Laden's death won't soon lead to peace
• Duo pleads guilty to Troy home invasion
• Dothan police arrested Ashford woman on forgery charges
• Troopers charge man with forgery
• Ozark schools get two new principals, contracts pending
• JonJam '11 set for Saturday
• Duo pleads guilty to Troy home invasion
• Local Iraqi native pleased by bin Laden's downfall
• Dothan to try to limit grease in sewer system
• Animal Control, Humane Society partner up to help tornado victims find pets
• Three cousins face assault related burglary charge
• Older Americans Day celebrated in Dothan
• Supplies being collected for tornado victims
• Investigation continues into incidents surrounding pilot's death
• Alabama towns' repair bills mounting up
• Insurance exec: Alabama damage could approach Ivan
• Charlie Sheen starts Ala. donations website
• Four local men face robbery charge in Panama City
• Enterprise man faces federal counterfeit money charges
• Dothan police arrest arson burglary suspect
• 38 Alabama counties now approved for disaster aid
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Most N. Ala. tourist sites back open after storms
• Police patrolling devastated Tuscaloosa under curfew
• Area officers to provide security in Cullman
• Former lawman charged with assault on preacher
• Auburn fans help to rebuild Tuscaloosa
• Change of plea deadline passes in bingo case
• Gas prices expected to spike at least once more before summer
• Official Alabama Lawyers Association release
• Dothan shoots down saggy pants ordinance
• Birmingham baseball team volunteers to help tornado victims
• Kinsey sex offender pleads guilty to federal charge
• Dale, Ozark authorities return after assisting in storms
• Dothan, Houston County established drop off point for assistance
• Highlands Elementary school remembers deceased educators
• Aerial video of tornado wreaked Hackleburg and Cullman
• Dothan man gets life sentence for armed robbery
• Deputies arrest trio on meth charges
• Dothan woman remembered after fatal crash
• Bin Laden death causing increased security awareness locally
• Dothan man wanted for arson charge
• Tusclaoosa tornado separates couple for 27 hours
• RAW VIDEO: Blountsville, Alabama tornado damage
• Strange: Any gaming at Country Crossing must be charitable
• RAW VIDEO: Ragland, Alabama tornado damage
• RAW VIDEO: Sipsey, Alabama tornado damage
• RAW VIDEO: Argo, Alabama tornado damage
• RAW VIDEO: Coalburg, Alabama tornado damage
• Record 226 tornadoes in 24 hours last week
• AP sources: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• Charlie Sheen visits Tuscaloosa
• Security being tightened at Fort Rucker
• Association holds annual Bible-reading marathon
• Osama Bin Laden killed by US forces
• Citizens of Pleasant Grove join together in prayer
• Obama's cabinet members promise aid after surveying storm damage
• Cabinet members meet with families, state and local officials in Alabama and Mississippi
• Napolitano tours devastated Alabama neighborhoods
• Cabinet Members tour Pratt City tornado damage
• Heartbreak for Alabama family in wake of 2 twisters
• Sunday in the South: Mourning for tornado victims
• NCAA letting UA take care of impacted athletes
• Another Franklin death up Ala. storm total to 250
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• Holt residents dig through debris after tornado
• Tornado victims find shelter in Boutwell
• In twister's path, a struggle for survival
• Housing shows signs of recovery
• Drug drop-off held by Dothan police a success
• Shoal Creek Valley residents suffering after tornado
• Salvation Army Incident Command in Tuscaloosa, responds to disaster relief
• Dothan area churches assist in disaster relief
• Dothan teen faces armed robbery charge
• Dothan man faces stolen car charges
• Fort Rucker pilot killed in crash remembered
• Dale sheriff's department solve several vehicle burglaries
• Volunteers give food, shelter to storm survivors
• 2 Alabama counties added to disaster declaration
• Marion Co. storm deaths jump, Ala. total up to 248
• Storms death toll rises in Alabama; now 2nd deadliest in U.S. history
• Tornado Aftermath Coverage: Ala. death toll rises, recovery underway
• Tornado deaths in Tuscaloosa decline; survivors coming to grips with new reality
• Even rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since 1932
• Pleasant Grove mayor, EMA officials clarify town curfew
• AU, area agencies rally to help tornado victims
• Pemco to reduce its work force this summer
• Superintendent candidates offer variety of experience
• Dale sheriff's department solve several vehicle burglaries
• Tuscaloosa residents figuring out what to do now
• Judicial commission closes complaint against Dale judge
• Moody residents begin to rebuild after devastating storms
• VIDEO: President Obama speaks in Tuscaloosa
• Pilcher's collecting items for tornado victims
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day set for Saturday
• Storm victims can apply for unemployment benefits
• Obama says Ala. devastation unlike any he has ever seen
• Dothan churches helping out in Tuscaloosa
• President Obama arrives in Tuscaloosa
• Dothan High student headed to Harvard
• Dale Co. jury finds man guilty of murder
• Authorities from the Tri-States area unite to promote motorcycle safety
• Indiana disaster safe haven bus to visit Alabama
• Groundbreaking for new Ozark high school
• Obama embarks on day of highs, lows in Ala., Fla.
• Locals wake up early to watch televised royal wedding
• Dothan man faces robbery charge in purse theft
• Deputies charge Newton man with meth possession
• Dothan teens face stolen guns charge
• Kinsey man faces child molestation charge
• School board to meet with five contenders for top job
• Killer twisters likely among largest, strongest
• Providence, HA golf teams narrowly miss tornado
• Former Enterprise students ride out another tornado
• Former UA coach Stallings helping after storms
• Vignettes from the devastation across the South
• 2 Univ. of Alabama students die in storms
• Fort Rucker helicopter crashes near Monroeville, killing pilot
• FBI Issues Tornado Relief Fraud Alert
• Ozark fire chief to retire Sunday after 34 years
• Tuscaloosa hospital aids over 600 twister victims
• Auburn cancels White House visit after storms
• Obama to visit Alabama Friday
• Slideshow: Tornadoes cause damage across Alabama
• Help Alabama tornado victims
• Eufaula offers aid to storm ravaged Alabama
• Tornadoes hit Jackson County
• Law enforcement, rescue crews assist with Alabama tornado recovery
• Deputies make arrest in burglaries
• Deputies charge woman with meth possession
• Alabama Power outages greater than 1993 blizzard
• Death toll over 250, 162 in Alabama
• ALABAMA: Deadly Tornadoes in Birmingham, Tuscaloosa and Statewide Kill 194
• Tuscaloosa urges citizens to restrict water usage Thursday morning
• Number of storm-related deaths in Alabama climbs
• Another view of the Tuscaloosa tornado
• Tornado rolls into Jefferson County
• Destruction along Birmingham's Cherry Avenue
• Damage in Hueytown and west Jefferson County
• Tuscaloosa Mayor discusses tornado damage
• Tuscaloosa Mayor says 16 dead, over 100 injured
• University of Alabama cancels classes
• Storms kill 173 in South, 128 in Alabama
• Gilley working on Bama Jam project
• County legal fees, water authority line major outside costs associated with Country Crossing
• Alleged Dale gunman claims self defense in murder trial
• Animal cruelty trial delayed for Gordon women
• Jail docket 4/25/11
• Business licenses 4/25/11
• Real estate transfers 4/25/11
• Divorces 4/25/11
• Marriages 4/25/11
• Masked man robs Dothan store
• Severe weather could impact Wiregrass
• Ozark man pleads guilty to meth manufacturing
• At least 7 dead as storms pound South for 2nd day
• Robbery reported at Dothan hotel
• Alabama switches key drug for execution
• Sony: Credit data risked in PlayStation outage
• Dothan man charged with assault on deputies
• Info sought in Dothan shooting
• Dothan man faces sex abuse charge
• Ozark man pleads guilty to meth manufacturing
• Deputies charge duo with meth possession
• Coffee County schools will dismiss as usual
• Dothan man charged with assault on deputies
• County considering legal action in pursuit of money from state
• Deadlines, hearings loom following Gilley plea
• Dothan man faces sex abuse charge
• Weather system could affect Wiregrass late Wednesday
• Army band giving series of concerts in the Wiregrass
• SAMC breaks ground on third phase of heart and vascular center
• Gilley released from Montgomery Co. jail
• Dothan police charge trio in vehicle break-ins
• Culver 'surprised' by Gilley guilty plea
• Dothan couple faces drugs charges
• Dothan police arrest four for felony crimes four for DUI
• Fort Rucker welcomes home 164th TAOG
• Help needed finding missing Geneva police K-9
• National Guard, reservists honored
• Culver 'surprised' by Gilley guilty plea
• AAA: U.S. dollar decline, crude oil stocks fuel gas price increase
• Attorney: Gilley to be released Tuesday
• Hartford man faces cocaine charge
• Ala boy shot during family Easter gathering
• Farmers optimistic in wake of cotton price surge
• Families turn out in droves for Bethel Baptist's Easter Egg Drop
• From classroom to principal office, Moseley hopes to move county schools forward
• Ethics violations could impact former judge's law license
• Dothan murder suspect's sentencing delayed
• Wiregrass residents carry cross in remembrance of Good Friday
• Full text of Department of Justice release on Gilley plea
• Ronnie Gilley pleads guilty to conspiracy, bribery
• Midland City man faces felony theft charge after failure to return test driven Mustang
• Duo faces felony drug charge
• TroyVision now available to local Time-Warner subscribers
• Hidden Lake Elementary holds outdoor learning event
• Dothan High students go green
• Former Judge John Steensland guilty in ethics case
• Ronnie Gilley to plead guilty
• Landmark Elementary officially renamed for Morris Slingluff
• 'Choice Bus' takes kids to jail, encourages staying in school
• Beverlye PTO involved in legal wrangle over piano purchase
• Jail docket 4/18/11
• Business licenses 4/18/11
• Real estate transfers 4/18/11
• Divorces 4/18/11
• Marriages 4/18/11
• Ozark teen faces felony domestic violence charge
• Deputies charge Midland City woman with meth possession
• Dothan police seize cocaine and cash from residence
• Ozark council denies waiving rent for business
• Ala. man arrested naked, claims he's Jesus Christ
• Kelly Springs Elementary students celebrate recycling
• Former businessman detained until trial
• Court kicks coal plant permit back to Georgia EPD
• Troy Christians to unite for 'Night Watch'
• Tree poisoning suspect allegedly assaulted in Opelika after court appearance
• Dothan man gets probation for teenage sodomy
• Ozark high school architect says school could be complete by 2013
• Dothan man gets 30 years for attempted murder
• VictoryLand fails to pay $1.3 million in taxes
• DA rejects no-jail deal in Auburn tree poisoning
• Volunteer program provides art instruction
• Steensland ethics trial begins
• Steensland ethics trial begins
• Pansey man faces rape and sodomy charges
• NAACP seek to get criminal charge tossed
• Auditors: Strong financial report for Dothan
• Ozark CFO reports positive results for EMS
• Federal lawsuit dismissed against Geneva DA and former prosecutor
• Pansey man faces rape and sodomy charges
• Former judge's ethics trial set to begin
• Murder suspect tops region's most wanted list
• Dothan to consider saggy pants ordinance again
• Audit: Dale hospital remains stable
• Monday Ozark police reports
• Dothan City School Board terminates 113 employees
• Dothan woman faces attempted murder charge
• Lawyer aims for plea deal in Auburn tree poisoning case
• Dothan man faces fraud charges
• Ozark women charged with bringing bats to school
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges two for DUI
• Dothan woman faces attempted murder charge
• Murder suspect tops region's most wanted list
• In Panama City Beach, optimism and uncertainty 1 year after oil spill
• Dothan police arrest two on dog cruelty charges
• Fuel prices expected to continue to rise
• Court order allows arrested student to attend prom
• Cottonwood students arrested on hazing charges
• Dothan police charge woman with assault using bottle
• Samson police arrest two for assault on officer
• Dothan woman charged with attempted murder
• FAA gives tired controllers an extra hour to rest
• Person hit, suspect in custody
• Wallace enrollment up again
• Third grade a first priority
• Tornadoes, severe weather strike Alabama; 1 killed
• Death toll up to 16 in Southern storms; 7 in Ala.
• Spring-cleanup week starts Saturday in state
• Dothan police arrest two on dog cruelty charges
• Deputies arrest duo in connection to Cowarts meth lab
• Sisters make plea for help in brother's slaying
• Headland native part of U.S. Air Force relief effort in Japan
• Wallace career programs offer rebound to displaced workers
• Severe weather headed to Wiregrass, tornadoes possible
• Wiregrass, state unemployment declines
• Former Covington judge denied early prison release
• Abbeville woman convicted of $62,000 theft
• Dothan police charge trio in felony stolen property case
• Deputies charge man with possession of stolen gun
• 'Every child deserves to get the arts'
• Abbeville woman convicted of $62,000 theft
• NASA astronaut visits Ashford High
• Severe weather possibly headed to Wiregrass Friday night
• Ozark man sentenced for manslaughter
• Ozark fire chief remains on leave
• Abbeville man guilty of attempted assault on officers
• Man injured in Ashford tractor accident
• Storm damaged Dale County road reopens
• Dothan man faces teenage rape charge
• Hartford duo face drug distribution charges
• Headland woman faces forgery charge
• Dothan teen gets 22-year prison term for armed robbery
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges one for DUI
• Former police officer sentenced to prison
• Birmingham courthouse investigates letter sent to judge
• DDRA agrees to sell building
• Dothan teen gets 22 years for armed robbery
• Dispatchers help save lives behind the scenes
• Chief justice recommends changes in courts
• Frye found guilty of five counts of securities violations
• Dothan man faces charges for neglecting chow puppies
• Jury convicts Frye of security violations
• More residents washing own cars amid economy's uncertainty
• Rabid raccoon discovered in Ashford
• Dothan crime lab among 3 in state to close
• Who fired first Civil War shot? A dispute in Florida
• Ozark schools consider increasing lunch prices
• Ozark utility to accept online pay
• Legislature to consider tenure reform
• Chief justice recommends changes in courts
• Real estate transfers 4/11/11
• Divorces 4/11/11
• Marriages 4/11/11
• Jail docket 4/11/11
• Business licenses 4/11/11
• Man accused of securities violations goes on trial
• Downtown Dothan: Invest or retreat?
• Man faces charges for neglecting chow puppies
• Troy police make arrests in double homicide
• Death row inmate from Coffee County dies
• Dale County High gets new mobile devices
• Dothan police arrest one on a felony charge four for DUI
• Deputies charge woman with forgeries
• Dothan police charge teen with molesting girl
• OSHA to investigate bucket truck death
• Death row inmate from Coffee County dies
• Employee: Dothan Bruno's to close next month
• Few days left for IRS tax deadline, post office not to extend hours
• As Dothan grows, trend could be toward mixed use neighborhoods
• Heritage Trail Tour held in Dothan
• Planners say image is important
• So many cars, so few roads
• Teams vie for best barbecue
• Ozark celebrates crawdad festival downtown
• Counting prisoners in redistricting could distort voting in Barbour County
• Troy police make arrests in double homicide
• Ozark man acquitted of felony theft in Dothan
• Police seek info in damaged charter
• Dothan woman charged with forging bond to get out of jail
• Troopers charge duo with felony marijuana possession
• Sweet taste of student success
• Local families could be affected by federal budget crises
• ABI to investigate assault against Ozark officer by autistic teen
• Judge denies request to draw bingo jurors from entire district
• Dothan police charge man with identity theft
• Police catch wanted burglary suspect
• Dothan police charge Florida woman with forging prescription
• Dothan man convicted of molesting two young girls
• Highway 431 four-lane project finally completed
• Dothan man convicted of molesting two young girls
• Walmart employees sponsor event for special education students
• Gordon teen guilty of robbing county worker
• Highlands Learn-A-Thon focuses on science
• Eufaula Police detective resigns under fraud allegations
• Man charged with assault after alleged attack on agent
• Judge: Gilley release comes down to trust
• Suspect in infant burning gets bond
• Attempted murder charged dropped
• Thursday Ozark police reports
• Ex-deputies' trial set for Aug. 22 in Dothan, Ala.
• Judge finds probable cause for ex-Auburn football players
• Alabama community college shooting suspect surrenders to media
• Troy police probe deaths of two people
• Dothan police arrest four for felony crimes one for DUI
• Ashford man found not guilty of drug distribution
• Woman charged with drug possession at jail
• Woman faces fake prescription charge
• Program aimed at preventing teen alcohol fatalities
• First of several Dothan community watch programs started
• Legislators want clarity in property tax referendum
• Parent arrested at Headland High after scuffle with police
• New hearing set for Thursday on Gilley detention order
• Shooting reported at Southern Union
• Ozark K-9 assists officer after assault
• Dale County EMA gets grant to rewrite hazardous mitigation plan
• Tuesday Ozark police reports
• Convicted felon gets 15 years for felony marijuana charge
• Troy police probe deaths of two people
• Dothan teen faces felony domestic violence charge
• Ozark sales taxes up for eighth month
• Eufaula woman charged with threatening to bring weapon to school
• Magistrate judge recommends denying motion to suppress wiretaps
• Wiregrass gas prices see an increase as travel declines
• Dothan police charge man with felony theft
• Dothan police respond to suspicious package
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit filed against Geneva County sheriff
• Convicted felon gets 15 years for felony marijuana possession
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charge and six for DUI
• Traffic fatalities down in nation, up in Alabama
• Roby: Ryan spending plan saves Medicare for future
• Second suspect arrested in fatal Enterprise shooting
• Storm damages homes, cuts power to thousands
• Storm-related fire destroys downtown Donalsonville businesses
• Former Eufaula teacher pleads guilty to sex with student
• Dothan finances good, but challenges remain
• Moore indicted on murder charge
• Severe thunder storm warning issued for four Wiregrass counties
• Dothan police charge man with possession of stolen gold coins
• Deputies make arrest in Wicksburg High School burglary
• Felony charge brought against former Dothan officer
• Dothan man convicted of lesser charge in meth trafficking case
• Felony charge brought against former Dothan officer
• World War II vet honored at last
• Magistrate judge recommends denial of several bingo motions
• Authorities increase patrols for spring break
• Houston County sales tax collections surge
• Storm threat prompts school closings in Alabama
• Strong storms could hit Wiregrass late Monday night
• Attorney nominated for federal post
• Fired Dothan policeman arrested in Georgia
• Graceville man dies in Florida collision
• Fire fatalities on the rise
• Dothan City Commission agenda
• Paving begins on U.S. 231
• Fitness, downtown focus combine for Dothan CityFest
• Dothan man arrested in Auburn counterfeit investigation
• Feds seeks to detain former Dothan businessman
• Barbour County Sheriff's arrest teen in Eufaula burglary
• Deputies arrest fourth teenager in donut shop robbery
• Dothan police arrest burglary suspect looking for another
• Dothan man convicted of armed robbery
• Dothan man gets 20 years for theft
• Bill to authorize property tax election narrowed in focus
• Columbia man pleads guilty to stabbing
• Saudi flight student not indicted by grand jury
• Newville man arrested on felony drug charges
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for April 5
• Defense asks judge to dismiss bingo case
• McGregor attorney asks for charges to be thrown out
• Dothan man gets 17 years for domestic-related shooting
• Dothan man found not guilty of felony domestic violence charge
• Defense lawyers granted access to juvenile record for witness
• Trio get at least five years for federal meth charges
• Obama nominates George Beck for US attorney in Ala.
• Federal judge holds hearing on Alabama gambling wiretaps
• Dothan man gets 17 years for domestic-related shooting
• Columbia man pleads guilty to stabbing
• Knology officials say company intends to stay in Ozark
• Ozark accepting housing rehab applications
• NRC: Farley is "well maintained"
• Local legislative summary
• Go without shoes on April 5
• CityFest hits downtown Dothan Saturday
• Trio get five years for meth charges
• Saudi flight student not indicted by grand jury
• Gilley attorney questions why no indictment yet
• Defense lawyers granted access to juvenile record for witness
• School officials, supporters remain hopeful for property tax increase
• Wednesday Ozark police reports
• Four drug suspects granted bonds
• Board approves principal contracts
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges one for DUI
• Police charge 62-year-old man with cocaine possession
• Dothan man charged with assault on woman with baseball bat
• Duo charged with illegal possession of alligators
• Troy to host public hearing on Congressional redistricting
• Prosecutors: Third-party detention won't work for Gilley
• Skipperville science teacher wins Alaskan cruise
• Hospital CEO discusses additional property tax
• Alabama lab is 1st defense for radiation from Japan
• Cowarts teen pleads guilty to donut shop robbery
• Dothan man faces arson and drug trafficking charges
• Dothan man faces gun theft charge
• Tuesday Ozark Police Reports
• Deputies charge woman with meth possession
• City school board approves principals' contracts
• Health care authority to collect additional tax for medical college
• Dothan man faces arson, drug charges
• Cowarts teen pleads guilty to donut shop robbery
• City mulling landfill options
• Education cuts may have economic impact
• Memorial set for Troy student killed in crash
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• Ozark fire chief charged with felony assault
• Dothan man charged with setting home on fire with wife inside
• Students in Indiana cope with classmates' deaths in Alabama
• EPA reports trace of radiation reaches Alabama
• Ozark siblings win state Pokemon tournaments
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges two for DUI
• Cottonwood police arrest teen in burglary case
• Dale Commission to discuss pay grades
• Jury awards woman $21 million in Wal Mart Distribution incident
• Budget cuts to be felt at courthouse
• From gas to groceries, state inspector cuts could impact every Alabamian
• Locals clean up after Sunday storm
• Groundbreaking for new Ozark high school set for April
• Local duo pleads guilty to meth distribution
• Dothan police charge four in store robbery
• County approves initial plan for new subdivision
• Beverlye Students to present Aladdin
• Rashada Johnson inducted into honor society
• Girard Middle recognizes volunteer Ann Hart
• Wallace students to perform musical "Just Believe"
• ESCC changes tuition payment rules
• Sheriff makes arrest in felony theft case
• Enterprise man faces counterfeit charge
• Dothan police arrest four people on felony charges
• Severe weather hits Wiregrass
• NRC to discuss Farley plant safety
• Column: RIP, Ms. Taylor
• Markers provide history lessons about local places
• Dog owners, pets visit PAWS Fest in Headland
• Deadline for farmer state gas tax refund next week
• Proposed state budget could eliminate watershed authority
• Local man among victims of robbery involving Auburn football players
• ESCC changes tuition payment deadlines
• Wallace students climbing to new careers
• Dothan police charge four in store robbery
• King: No regrets as attorney general
• Auburn creating oak trees memorabilia collection
• Midland City man gets 33 months in prison for perjury
• Trial date set in tax evasion case for Dothan businesswoman
• Coffee County shows strong employment numbers
• Man gets 12 years in prison for being illegal alien
• Houston County turning road over to Dothan
• Man gets 12 years in prison for being illegal alien
• Highlands residents express concerns about new subdivision
• Man charged in counterfeit check scam
• Defense wants all wiretaps tossed
• Dothan City Schools work force sees reduction in employees
• Troy Chancellor joins philanthropy organization board
• Ozark stadium to host its first four-year college baseball game
• Saudi sodomy case heading to grand jury
• Saudi sodomy case heading to grand jury
• Ashford teen charged with kidnapping
• Eufaula police make rape arrest
• Woman charged in theft from dance business
• Agent retakes stand in bingo wiretap hearing
• Eufaula man charged with sending nude photo to child
• Troy man charged with drug trafficking
• Ozark police reports
• Newton woman granted youthful status in $23,000 theft case
• Enterprise man gets three years for trafficking cocaine
• Dothan teen acquitted of armed robbery faces shooting charge
• Dothan teen faces burglary charge
• Dothan man denied probation for teen rape
• Former Geneva waiter convicted of child porn
• Dale County Rescue cited for sewer problem
• Council advocates smoke-free environments
• Former Geneva waiter convicted of child porn
• Counties face funding issues for roads, bridges
• Dothan man gets 45 years for molesting 4-year-old girl
• Plenty of smiles at Special Olympics
• Newton man gets 30 months for explosive possession
• Dothan man denied probation for teen rape
• New teachers seek jobs in tightening market
• Ozark sales taxes down in February, up from last year
• Georgia man charged with theft from Dothan employer
• Alabama House approves photo ID to vote
• Lawsuit against Perdue to be heard in Maryland
• Lawyers for Dothan murder suspect seek criminal record for juvenile witness
• Man gets 20 years for Dothan armed robbery
• Local murder suspect ruled incompetent
• Dothan man charged with robbery of Lowes store
• Deadline approaches for out-of-district students to apply to attend Henry County Schools
• Tenth Country Goes Huntin' event to raise money for charity
• Dale County Rescue to raise funds for equipment
• Deadline approaches for out-of-district students to apply to attend Henry County Schools
• Report outlines economic consequences of high dropout rate
• Dothan police arrest two men for burglary
• Local murder suspect ruled incompetent
• Man gets life without parole for burglary
• Man gets 20 years for Dothan armed robbery
• Judge delays bingo hearing, rips prosecutors
• Azalea Dogwood Trail this Sunday
• Feds say Indian electronic bingo in Alabama legal
• Georgia man pleads guilty to assault on child
• Local students say thanks through song
• Dothan school board delays action on principal contracts
• Former Dothan businessman faces tax evasion charges
• Local schools raise food, money
• Rep. Martha Roby's weekly column
• Judge to hear more wiretap testimony Tuesday
• Legislative update from Rep. Paul Lee
• Cottonwood High seniors face expulsion over hazing incident
• Local students say thanks through song
• Apologies issued for unprosecuted rape of black woman in 1944
• Ozark man pleads guilty to felony neglect of war veteran
• Goody's stores to open in Enterprise and Ozark
• Jail docket 3/14/11
• Business licenses 3/14/11
• Real estate transfers 3/14/11
• Divorces 3/14/11
• Marriages 3/14/11
• Jail docket 3/7/11
• Business licenses 3/7/11
• Real estate transfers 3/7/11
• Divorces 3/7/11
• Marriages 3/7/11
• Highlands Elementary to host Learn-A-Thon
• Troy to host conference for parents, teachers of gifted students
• Skip Ames named as business dean at Troy Dothan campus
• Girard good citizens for February
• Judge hears suit against state's property tax laws
• Dothan teen faces rape sodomy charges of 12-year-old girl
• Daleville man faces animal cruelty charges
• Dothan man faces Florida kidnapping chargs
• Midland City man charged in Dothan burglary
• Country Crossing likely to reopen this year
• Library opens branch in cyberspace
• One killed, three injured in I-10 wreck
• LifeSouth fills demand for blood products
• Riders hit trail for fundraiser
• Spring Farm Day bridges generational gap
• Columbia woman, two children killed in accident
• Financial time bomb? Alabama schools on hook for $437 million debt
• Relief fund set up for Japanese Sony Dothan workers
• Daleville man faces animal cruelty charges
• Ariton woman faces manufacturing meth charge
• Greenetrack bringing back gambling machines
• Piney Woods Art Festival marking 37th year
• Five Wiregrass men charged in federal drug probe
• Robbers strike local Citgo
• Ozark Verizon Wireless store robbed
• Dothan police catch business burglar
• Enterprise woman faces felony drug charge
• One year later, woman's murder still unsolved
• New medical college hits snag
• Five Wiregrass men charged in federal drug probe
• Barbour official says Clio challenging Census numbers
• Highlands Elementary School to host Learn-A-Thon
• School lunch prices likely going up
• SAMC ranks in top 5 percent for patient safety
• House of Benjamin loses funding
• Growth plan approved by planning commission
• Webb man faces assault-related burglary charge
• Ashford woman granted youthful status in $23,000 theft case
• Eufaula police arrest half-dozen for drug distribution charges
• Robbers strike local Citgo
• Building's use raises race issue
• Dothan woman gets 15-month prison term for rape of two boys
• State bill would give immunity to jailers
• City of Dothan bicycle and pedestrian plan in progress
• Dothan drug trafficker gets 15 year prison sentence
• Sex offender faces new charges
• Dothan police arrest one for felony charge two for DUI
• Ms. Wheelchair Alabama focuses on attitudes for national competition
• Former Sony Dothan employees live earthquake-impacted area
• Sheriff's deputies arrest rape suspect
• Proposed education budget cuts support, transportation budgets
• Redistricting likely for Houston County
• Public hearing set for Dothan long range plan
• Dothan teen convicted of armed robbery
• Dale commission votes down four-day workweek
• Headland duo faces felony marijuana charge
• Dothan police charge pair with cocaine possession
• Dothan man faces bicycle theft charge
• Geneva Sheriff's arrest duo for $30,000 metal theft
• Police charge man with failure to register properly as sex offender
• Dothan police arrest four for felony charges four for DUI
• Fire displaces family of 11
• Fire victim returned to burning house in rescue attempt for dogs
• Alabama has big turnover in school superintendents
• Farley built to withstand 5.0 earthquake
• Crude oil price declines amid Japan earthquake
• Samson brothers face hog/dog fighting charge
• Trial date set for retired Houston County judge
• High-speed Internet access lagging in rural areas
• Ozark 'trunk' sale offers discounts
• Former teacher gets e-mails from Japan on quake
• Former Dothan police chief dies at 87
• Geneva County man gets jail time for threat
• Tsunami along Gulf Coast unlikely
• Committee: Green jobs can lead to greenbacks
• Ex-school employee sentenced for sex crimes
• Tsunami waves hit Oregon coast after sweeping Hawaii
• Dothan trio in Tokyo when quake hit
• Woman pleads guilty to puppy's death on Fort Rucker
• Two cousins convicted of armed robbery
• Two cousins convicted of armed robbery
• Truck driver faces meth charge
• Cottonwood man faces sex abuse charge
• Jury recommends death penalty in Dothan murder case
• Tsunami waves slam Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Samson holds vigil for rampage victims
• Henry County School Board makes staff cuts
• Bill calls for 9-1-1 fee for prepaid cell phones
• Judge upholds detention order against Ronnie Gilley
• Dothan contractor fined after fatal trench collapse
• Gilley claims e-mails, bank statements support his release request
• Dothan man found guilty of capital murder
• Webb man charged in assault on police chief
• Unemployment rises in January
• Jury deliberates fate of murder suspect
• Local grocer continues to expand
• Jury deliberates fate of teen murder suspect
• Early school dismissal a local decision
• Catholics observe Ash Wednesday
• Taylor fire victim identified
• Testimony done in Dothan capital murder case
• Storms result in local damage, statewide emergency
• Three-car crash ties up traffic
• Closings
• Wade Baxley wins Dist. 6 commission seat
• Two cousins convicted of armed robbery
• City schools eliminate fall break
• Friends, coworkers remember wreck victims
• Expanded BBQ Festival set for April
• Habitat for Humanity featured project on Spirit of Service Day
• Double homicide in Bonifay, Fla.
• Capital murder trial underway in Dothan
• Infant third victim in fatal two-vehicle crash
• Troy teenager faces shooting charge
• Deputies charge Gordon duo with felony scrap metal theft
• Dothan police arrest three people on felony charges six for DUI
• Wreck kills two in Brundidge
• Knology buys Ozark cable market
• Dropout forum to be held Thursday
• Henry County Schools to consider cuts
• Jail docket 2/28/11
• Business licenses 2/28/11
• Real estate transfers 2/28/11
• Divorces 2/28/11
• Marriages 2/28/11
• Former capital murder suspect faces felony drug charge
• Hartford man charged with rape, sodomy of teen
• District 6 voters go to polls Tuesday
• State ag museum facing complete funding cut from state
• Senate may debate controversial DROP program
• Obscenity suspect accepted into pre-trial diversion program
• Ozark woman gets five-month prison term for $83,038.38 theft
• Former capital murder suspect faces felony drug charge
• Ozark school leaders consider fees, layoffs amid proration
• Proposed bill would consider consolidating school districts
• Geneva County murder suspect pleads guilty
• Jury selection to begin Monday in Dothan capital murder trial
• Dothan capital murder suspect sought by police
• Collapsed building having minor effect on downtown business
• Collapsed building having little impact on downtown business
• Ozark superintendent recognized in state business magazine
• Highlands students celebrate Seuss
• Bond reduced for Dothan armed robbery suspect
• Brundidge man charged with attempted murder
• Enterprise man drowns in pond
• Search firm zeroes in on candidates
• Ozark woman gets five-month prison term for $83,038.38 theft
• Houston County sales tax up from same time last year
• Animal rescue leads to misdemeanor charges for Gordon women
• Southern Clinic receives Patriot Award
• African Children's Choir performs at Hidden Lake
• Daleville rifle team headed to competition after breaking national records
• Dothan police looking for charged armed robbery suspect
• State troopers make $52,000 drug seizure arrest Dothan man
• District 6 candidates weigh in on funding non-profits
• Gambling defendants denied separate trials
• Steensland hearing delayed
• Just The Facts program touts outreach, success
• Goldfingers Marketplace and ministry
• Animal rescue leads to misdemeanor charges for Gordon women
• Ozark officials plan for April crawdad festival
• New Dale circuit clerk has local roots, experience
• Steensland hearing delayed
• Bingo wiretap hearing concludes
• Man charged in Tuesday night shooting
• 1st Amendment protects military funeral protesters
• Dothan man injured in evening shooting
• Former Houston County judge set for trial
• State troopers make $52,000 drug seizure arrest Dothan man
• Dothan police charge woman with felony theft from Kmart
• Deputies charge man with meth distribution
• Deputies charge teens in stolen electronics case
• Houston County deputies charge Ashford man in stolen metal case
• Authorities seize 228 dogs and cats in animal hoarding operation
• Bingo wiretaps identified additional alleged conspirators
• Dothan seeking grant to pay for recycling expansion
• Proration results in further belt-tightening by schools
• Dothan man charged with trafficking marijuana
• FBI wiretap protocols issue in Tuesday bingo hearing
• Proposed tax measure being sent to Legislature
• Enterprise man faces marijuana trafficking charge
• Webb man faces felony criminal mischief charge
• Houston Co. deputies charge two with meth possession
• Dothan Police arrest report
• Deputies charge Dothan man with armed robbery
• Ozark drill team places first in state
• Dothan Police promote community watch
• Regional Land and Water Rescue Unit seeks help
• More than 200 animals rescued from Gordon property
• More than 200 animals rescued from Gordon property
• Suspect charged in bikini-bar parking lot robbery
• Cuts coming to state's education, general fund
• Golf instructor wins awards for work in city schools
• Gov. Bentley suggests pay decrease in Legislature
• Attorneys question government's wiretap protocols
• Tuskegee Airmen find place in history
• Wiregrass legislator contacts
• Legislators expect deep budget cuts
• Upcoming church services
• Dothan City Commission agenda
• Ozark reports January sales taxes
• Mountain Bike Challenge set March 19
• Former Ozark Schools CFO pleads guilty to theft
• Jail docket 2/21/11
• Business licenses 2/21/11
• Real estate transfers 2/21/11
• Divorces 2/21/11
• Marriages 2/21/11
• Suzanne Woods named Flowers Hospital CEO
• Ozark man charged with armed robbery
• Collapsed building was more than 100 years old
• Fire damages Flint Equipment Co.
• Bill Cosby cousin defends famous family member
• Efurd's produce manager retiring
• Rockets put science in motion
• Houston County population up 14.4 percent from 2000
• Commission divided on possibility of rescinding 2008 bingo resolution
• Hartford couple faces child abuse charge
• Geneva councilman found guilty of disorderly conduct
• Report: Restrictions on Gilley in jail can be eased
• Gas prices surging, AAA urges motorists to 'price shop'
• Schmitz: Sony property sale finalized
• Midland City man charged with church burglary
• Youthful status denied for teenage sodomy suspect
• Wiregrass men charged with failure to register as sex offenders
• Warrant issued for Dothan businessman
• Feds charge Cottonwood man with failure to register as sex offender
• Dothan man gets 27 years for Playstation robbery
• Former Eufaula teacher gets prison time
• Ozark approves new restaurant in city-owned shopping center
• Wiregrass funeral home owner dies in collision in north Alabama
• Dothan announces second CityFest event for April
• School system moves money to comply with federal rules
• Man gets 27 years for Playstation robbery
• Some bingo machines removed from Country Crossing
• Dothan man gets probation for shooting
• Dothan Police charge man with Dothan RV burglaries
• Feds charge Cottonwood man with failure to register as sex offender
• Former Eufaula teacher gets prison time
• Court denies Steensland motion to delay trial
• Officials seize nearly a pound of meth in meth investigation
• Two local high school students face drug charges
• Ozark man charged with assault on Teasers employee
• Cottondale murder case wrapping up; more details released
• Dothan residents air opinions on tax increase proposal
• Roby: Cutting spending vital to job creation
• Two local high school students face drug charges
• Judge seeks review of Gilley's ability to prepare for trial while in jail
• Officials seize nearly a pound of meth in meth investigation
• Dry, windy conditions lead to rise in wildfires
• Teen faces attempted murder of deputy
• Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake that killed 65
• World, national boxing champs speak to Ozark students
• Blood in short supply after winter weather
• Four American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Dothan LaBamba restaurant robbed
• Dothan police seek info in attempted armed robbery
• Masked gunman robs Dothan Hobo Pantry
• School parents to get kids' grades, attendance online
• D.A. Smith High graduates recall civil rights movement
• Dothan police arrest three people on felony charges three for DUI
• Teen faces attempted murder of deputy
• Hartford man faces animal cruelty charge
• Severe Weather Awareness Week occurs this week
• Missing Dothan High money returned
• Kids still receive message despite fewer D.A.R.E. programs
• Abbeville student-athlete buried
• Speaker pushes 'no-excuse' lifestyle
• Attorney files appeal of Gilley's detention order
• Jail docket 2/13/11
• Business licenses 2/14/11
• Real estate transfers 2/14/11
• Divorces 2/14/11
• Marriages 2/14/11
• Motion seeks to delay retired judge's trial
• Dothan businessman named to job creation committee
• Strange revokes former AG's Country Crossing opinion
• Bingo machine manufacturers agree to remove machines from Alabama
• Ozark man gets 25 years for burglary, sex crimes
• Daleville police seek Subway robber
• Plans being made for Toomer's oaks
• Memorial service set for Abbeville teen
• Kinsey man pleads guilty to bail jumping
• Dothan man convicted of child molestation
• Dale County discusses four-day work weeks for crews
• Legal fees for EPA issues mounting
• Wiregrass Auburn alumni react to Toomer's Corner oak poisoning
• Man charged in attack on Toomer's Oaks
• Different communities, different takes on education
• Cowarts teen gets 25 years for donut shop robbery
• Dothan teen faces armed robbery charge
• Local educators recognized for excellence
• Free goods, services at Love Out Loud event
• Deputies arrest Cottonwood man on felony drug charge
• Dothan rape suspect found not guilty
• Dothan man found not guilty in child porn case
• Arrest made in AU tree poisoning case
• Geneva pastor sentenced to prison for theft from church
• Spicer addresses proration, no comment on allegations
• Cause of Headland fire still undetermined
• Dothan drug trafficking suspect convicted
• Geneva County man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2007 killing
• Funding cuts could cost city schools jobs, programs
• Geneva pastor sentenced to prison for theft from church
• Ozark schools career center targeted toward jobs in demand
• Wiregrass Foundation prohibited from lobbying for tax increase
• Planner proposes fix to zoning issue
• Ozark approves funding to paint poles downtown
• Slocomb man killed in tractor accident
• Dothan woman charged in Valentine's Day shooting
• Deputies charge two with cocaine possession
• Dothan man pleads guilty to 2007 murder at Rolling Hills
• Slocomb man faces Florida drug trafficking charge
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges
• Ozark approves painting city's poles downtown
• Government wants Massey in custody of FBI to prepare for trial
• City to hold public hearing for property tax referendum
• Commission approves amendment to zoning ordinance revision
• Abbeville teen dies from injuries in crash
• Local support of education important to business recruitment
• Dale County to expand in-home services for elderly
• Gilley attorney: Jail conditions 'deplorable'
• Federal judge delays corruption case
• AG wants bingo machines out of Indian casinos
• Man pleads guilty to 2007 murder at Rolling Hills
• Dothan man faces $5,798 Walmart theft
• Commission to hear property tax proposal
• Dothan City schools win accreditation
• Newville man faces burglary tool possession charge
• Students' art to celebrate first Dothan heart surgery
• Dothan woman pleads guilty to rape of two teenage boys
• Dothan police arrest five people on felony charges three for DUI
• Two Wiregrass men face armed robbery charges
• New property tax would cost average homeowner more than $200 annually
• Black businesses thrive with hope, loyalty
• County partnering with Troy University for extra radio channel
• Dothan commission agenda and zoning amendment
• Abbeville basketball player remains in critical condition
• Jury selection starts in nearly four-year-old capital murder case
• Locks of Love on Valentine's Day
• Students honored for community service
• Forum on superintendent selection process is Feb. 17
• Twins start landscaping, lawn care business
• 1-58th deploys to Kuwait, Iraq
• Sessions stresses need for major budget cuts
• Three arrested on drug-related charges in Geneva County
• Dothan school board forwards property tax request
• Local legislators say budget cuts almost certain
• While peanut prices rise, ag budgets decline
• Allegations could impact Spicer's ability to serve as Elba superintendent
• Longtime Dothan car dealership closes
• County plans to place markers for fire hydrants
• Dothan teen faces another armed robbery charge
• House burns in Webb, killing two pets
• 5k run scheduled Saturday for 12-year-old Fort Rucker girl
• Man on trial for solicitation to kill two deputies
• Property taxes going up for some vehicle owners
• Wintry weather expected for parts of northern Wiregrass
• Dothan teen charged with attempted murder of Ozark woman
• Fort Rucker trains for post emergency
• Gilley attorney plans to file appeal soon
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• Mobile man sought in local $95,000 meat theft
• Enterprise woman charged with $100,000 theft
• Jail docket 2/6/11
• Business licenses 2/7/11
• Gambling interests donated $6.3 million in Alabama
• Real estate transfers 2/7/11
• Divorces 2/7/11
• Marriage licenses 2/7/11
• Samson man faces crack cocaine charge
• Troy man charged with assault by log
• Winter storm warning issued for parts of Alabama
• Dothan man receives 15 years for trafficking meth
• New rule bars use of private screeners at Dothan Regional
• Kirkland wins Dist. 3 Dothan commissions seat
• Samson man pleads guilty to killing wife in New York
• Former car dealership to become Ozark schools bus barn
• Henry County Schools considering opening up to out-of-district students
• Gilley bond hearing preview to upcoming trial
• Massey says he paid Spicer in cash for contracts
• December sales tax collections a downer for Dothan
• Deputies arrest Slocomb man for trafficking meth
• Dothan teenager gets 15 years for armed robbery
• Local legislator tweets from budget hearings
• Dothan sales tax collections down in December
• Two Eufaula men die in wreck; one victim is well-known minister
• Two people killed in three-vehicle Barbour County crash
• Dothan police catch alleged house burglar
• Geneva officials trial delayed
• Deputies catch alleged trailer park burglar
• Dothan police arrest four on felony charges six for DUI
• City schools taking magnet applications
• Timelline of events related to Ronnie Gilley bond revocation
• Ronnie Gilley to remain in custody until trial
• Ronnie Gilley to remain in custody until trial
• Ronnie Gilley to remain in custody until trial
• District 3 Dothan City Commission seat to be decided Tuesday
• Dothan man takes reins as first black Houston County police chief
• Dothan school board to consider property tax resolution
• Carroll High School evacuated on Monday
• Dothan man charged with kidnapping Ozark woman from residence
• Massey says Gilley offered him equity in Country Crossing
• Slocomb man faces trafficking meth charge
• Dothan City School Board meeting scheduled for Thursday
• BBQ Festival holds writing contest for students
• Kelley Springs students recognized in Duke TIP talent search
• Jared Sutton named to UAB honor roll
• Chancellor Freida Hill will speak at Wallace on Feb. 22
• Ronnie Gilley hearing on pretrial release today
• Florida lawman killed by murder suspect laid to rest
• Officials divided on need for increased security in wake of shootings
• Sen. Shelby: Spending cuts necessary to save the nation
• Investigation into Headland fire begins Monday
• 41,350 pound meat theft leads to Geneva County
• 43,350 pound meat theft leads to Geneva County
• Slocomb students collect phones for troops
• Dothan District 3 candidates raise funds for Tuesday election
• Large fire being fought in Headland
• Geneva woman faces forgery charge
• Dothan woman pleads guilty to child abuse with fly swatter
• Suspect's death ends Cottonwood murder case
• SAMC to launch new Heart and Vascular Interventional Unit
• Man convicted of Hobo Pantry robbery
• Dothan man faces multiple child molestation charges
• Dothan police arrest Geneva duo in stolen tool case
• Houston County jury acquits woman of felony drugs charges
• Geneva County deputies charge 67-year-old in scrap metal theft
• Through the eyes of Rep. Martha Roby
• Cottondale murder investigation still open
• Martha Roby's first work week
• Bloodhounds learn how to find missing children
• Jail docket 1/31/11
• Business licenses 1/31/11
• Real estate transfers 1/31/11
• Divorces 1/31/11
• Tax season officially under way
• Marriages 1/31/11
• Georgia man pleads guilty to trafficking marijuana in Dothan
• New eco-friendly fuel pumps arrive in the Wiregrass
• Ozark school board member traveling overseas for ministry program
• Army pins second star on Fort Rucker commander
• Shooting reported in central Alabama courtroom
• Freezing rain covers central Alabama in glaze of ice
• Federal officials seek Birmingham bingo records
• Headland man pleads guilty to apartment burglary
• Enterprise man faces cocaine distribution charges
• Dothan police arrest four people for felony crimes one for DUI
• Murder suspect dead
• Troopers tell more about Wicksburg wreck involving bus
• Dothan man convicted of armed robbery
• Former Dothan funeral home owner pleads guilty to theft
• Ozark council upholds license revocation for security company
• Hartford man charged with rape and sodomy of girl
• Wicksburg student wins county spelling bee
• Sen. Smith files motion for separate trial
• City expected to share in cost of museum building roof
• Freezing rain a possibility Thursday morning
• Proposed landfill could affect Chattahoochee River
• Williams dead; corrections officer also killed
• Alabama Ethics Commission finds new law confusing
• Men charged with theft of light poles
• Former Dothan Real Estate business owner faces felony charge
• Students escape injury in bus crash, nine others hurt
• Business spotlight a multi-purpose event for exhibitors
• Ozark discusses training facility, business park
• Dothan police arrest baby lotion thieves
• Former PASS Academy worker convicted of sex crimes
• Tornado watch issued for Southeast Alabama
• Medical college, increase in employment will boost Dothan economy
• Yes We Can! comes to Baldwin County
• No students injured in Wicksburg bus crash
• Obscene gesture suspect becomes convicted felon
• Victoryland owner drops request to end monitoring
• Enterprise man gets 17 years for cocaine offense
• Former judges trial delayed
• Deputies charge second man with boat theft
• Former bank employee convicted of theft gets work release
• Dothan police arrest six people for felony crimes one for DUI
• Enterprise man gets 17 years for cocaine offense
• Marijuana case gets Dothan man 20 years
• Police charge felon with cocaine distribution
• White flight appears to be slowing in Dothan schools
• White flight appears to be slowing in Dothan schools
• Tours aim to change perception of Dothan schools
• Ministry program provides Christmas gifts to children of incarcerated parents
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against task force
• Mayor: State of the city good for 2011
• Rain, severe weather possibly headed to Wiregrass Tuesday night
• Man pleads guilty to Dothan armed robbery
• Travel requests for City of Dothan employees
• Victims' son now named as suspect in murders
• City schools say policies not followed prior to burglary
• Carroll High School on 'precautionary' lockdown
• Highlands students win quiz bowl
• Dothan Technology Center celebrates career month
• Dothan High selects JROTC cadets for honor
• High school students tour SAMC
• The logistics of planning a wedding
• Alabama students face numerous tests
• Gilley's Monday hearing delayed for another week
• Former bank employee convicted of theft gets work release
• Search for slain couple's son narrows
• Students learn about local environment in competition
• Section of Highway 52 being turned into four lane
• Taylor call center to bring more jobs than expected
• Daleville woman gets 4-year prison term for meth distribution
• Farmers to see better peanut prices in 2011
• Man faces $197,000 theft charge in Dothan
• Dothan police arrest one person for felony crime one for DUI
• Dothan police charge man in business burglary
• Governor looks at impact of education cuts on schools
• Farmers concerned about drought conditions
• Five men plead guilty to drug distribution
• Samson man acquitted of sex crimes
• Farmers make Deanco Auction yearly destination
• Miracle League "buddies" needed
• Police seek Dothan High burglar
• UPDATE: Victims' truck found; son being sought by police
• Murder victim's missing truck found
• Ozark to add security at city hall
• Troy woman charged with stealing meat
• Washington County schools locked down
• Information sought in gun thefts
• Voter registration for District 3 is Friday
• Voter registration for District 3 is Friday
• Reward for info in Troy assault now $15,000
• Refinanced bonds give Henry Co. Schools funds for remodeling
• Correction to story
• Dothan police seek help in store robbery
• Husband, wife found dead in Cottondale, Fla. home
• Webb streets added to state historic register
• Eddie Eagle helps Headland students learn gun safety
• Bond reduction denied for local doctor
• Geneva County murder suspect pleads guilty
• Ozark police investigate convenience store robbery
• Ozark gives another year to bring signs, billboards up to code
• Dale County economic development corporation board appointed
• Elba businessman gets 58 months for bank fraud
• Divorces 1/24/11
• Jail docket 1/24/11
• Business licenses 1/24/11
• Property transfers 1/24/11
• Marriages 1/24/11
• Abbeville teenager submits for youthful offender status
• Henry County authorities charge duo with drug crimes
• Ozark man burned in meth lab explosion formally charged
• Dale County taking steps forward on drug testing policy
• Murder suspect pleads guilty
• Ozark police investigate robbery
• Three vie for District 6 in special election
• Gilley gets OK from judge to see doctor in Birmingham
• Report reveals lapses in college student achievement
• Woman and her nephew arrested on drug charge
• Houston County School Board studies anit-harrassment policy
• Deputies charge teen in shooting
• Dothan police charge woman with fraud
• Dothan police arrest seven on felony charges four for DUI
• Dale County to begin more work on roads damaged in March 2009
• Pemco faces proposed FAA fines
• Girard Middle School opens renovated library
• County looking to finish project for Pepi Foods
• Clio man gets 20-years for stabbing ex-girlfriend
• Drought causing increase in outdoor fires
• McGregor asks to be tried separately
• Bobby Snellgrove announces for Dothan Commission District 3
• Hamp Baxley announces for Dothan Commission District 6
• Troy University to host EnviroBowl
• Troy hosts lecture on black cowboys
• Girard Elementary announces good citizens
• 'Yes We Can Dothan' to host school tours
• Residents may be able to avoid political candidate calls
• Dothan attorney announces for District 6 Commission seat
• Dothan police arrest six people on felony charges
• Hodgesville man ruled competent to stand trial in wife's death
• Bicyclists riding through 49 states make stop in Ozark
• Cooperation, public information key in chief's first year
• Samson man killed in crash
• Pilot missing 58 years finally laid to rest
• Hodgesville man ruled competent to stand trial in wife's death
• Dothan police arrest stolen property suspect
• Houston County drug trafficking suspect faces new charge
• Dothan police charge teens with burglary
• Departing Sony gives Dothan City Schools office supplies, furniture
• Judge tosses suit from Country Crossing bondholder
• Headland man faces felony assault charge
• DNA leads Dothan police to rape suspect
• Former Ozark schools CFO charged by AG's office
• Dothan police charge man with robbery of two Hobo Pantry stores
• Missing pilot's remains travel through Dothan
• Zoning hiccup could affect some Dothan residents
• Former Houston County judge's trial date set
• Army Aviation credit union to open new facility in Daleville
• Wiregrass unemployment rates below state average
• Detailed release of county unemployment rates
• General sets new aim for AUSA
• Six local men indicted on federal drug charges
• Headland police looking for rape suspect
• EPA lead paint requirements affecting contractors
• Hartford man faces manslaughter charge
• Education job market tightens
• AG, Country Crossing avoiding public spotlight
• Two women get 10-year sentences in theft cases
• Six local men indicted on federal drug charges
• Suspensions lifted in Daleville YouTube controversy
• Crutchfield sets new aim for AUSA
• Headland man charged with shooting nephew
• Deputies charge man with $20,000 theft
• House Roll Call vote on healthcare law repeal
• State troopers charge duo with drug trafficking in Barbour County
• Dothan murder suspect's competency to stand trial debated
• Hearings today for students suspended over YouTube videos
• Two women get 10-year sentences in theft cases
• Jail docket 1/17/11
• Business licenses 1/17/11
• Property transfers 1/17/11
• Divorces 1/17/11
• Marriage licenses 1/17/11
• Local Republican legislators grab committee positions
• Remains of Ozark pilot to return to Ozark Friday
• Planning commission approves plans for medical college
• Six local men indicted on federal drug charges
• Shooting suspect at large after injuring Daleville man
• Country Crossing lobbyist surrenders to serve corruption term
• Enterprise, Dothan mentioned on late night show
• Hartford man faces drug distribution charges
• Dothan police arrest two on felony crimes two for DUI
• Cowarts man faces cocaine charge after noise violation
• Reward offered in Troy student assault
• Army could purchase land close to Eufaula
• School board hires search firm
• Dothan doctor faces felony domestic violence charge
• City approves new zoning, location for medical school
• McGregor asks judge to remove electronic monitoring
• Dale County schools to become more energy efficient
• Attorney General issues statement on task force
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• New Alabama governor ends gambling task force
• Governor ends gambling task force
• Former Slocomb mayor chosen as goodwill ambassador
• Gov. Bentley warns the federal government
• Two men plead guilty to meth distribution
• IRS offers free filing service
• MLK event draws 1,000+
• New report a mixed bag for Alabama education
• Man injured in Sixth Avenue crash
• Ozark residents celebrate 25th King holiday anniversary
• Volunteer program to honor Slingluff
• Investment fraud suspect in custody
• Dothan City School Board meeting agenda
• Wallace hosts Youth Career Summit girls
• Troy Dothan offers course on coping with dementia, Alzheimer's
• Dothan High environmental club wins award
• Dothan High schedules parental meeting
• Martin Luther King III to pay tribute to father
• Bentley arrives at Capitol for inauguration
• Wiregrass Church puts faith in new location
• Residents aim to stay fit for 2011
• Midland City man charged with manslaughter for traffic death
• City discusses 2010 success, 2011 concerns
• Patriot Flag makes stop in Dothan on nationwide trip
• Lobbyist Jarrod Massey is heading to jail
• Investment fraud suspect in custody
• Dothan man gets 37 years in prison for sodomy of young girl
• Man charged with threat to blow up bank
• Daleville police looking for robber
• Kennedy Marriex charged with Sears jewelry theft
• Travis Trawick,19, charged in Hedstrom Drive burglary
• Southern Nuclear pushing for nuclear waste disposal site
• Qunicy Jones found not guilty of Club Taboo shooting
• Police briefs
• Sketch of suspect in Troy assault released
• Several MLK celebrations scheduled for the Wiregrass
• Man guilty in solicitation to commit murder case
• Former Eufaula school teacher guilty of molesting student
• Daleville students suspended after 'derogatory' YouTube video
• Fort Rucker MLK event honors services
• Basketball game moved after Cottonwood School bomb threat
• Demand increasing for local social services
• Gov. Riley chooses Steve Blair as Coffee County Probate Judge
• Last of five charged in boat landing attack is convicted
• Inmate Jimmy Hall outlines plot to kill stepmother
• Armed Home Invasion Occurs In Enterprise
• Inmate outlines plot to kill woman
• Abbeville man charged with murder
• Dothan commissioners to meet with consultant on city's future
• Gilley hearing set for Jan. 31
• Firefighters battle blaze at Hartford warehouse
• Suspect in robbery in Hooters parking lot arrested
• Wiregrass Electric Co-Op customers privy to free energy improvements
• Ozark community blood drive set for Friday
• Last of five charged in boat landing attack is convicted
• Food Bank looks to 'Souper Bowl' to fill Brown Bags
• Planning commission sets meeting, public hearing
• Formal murder charge filed in death of Esto, Fla. woman
• OSHA impersonator suspect arrested again
• Meth charge added after man booked into city jail
• On city funds depositories for the City of Dothan
• Jail docket
• Business licenses
• Real estate transfers
• Divorces
• Marriage licenses
• Dothan police arrest three on felony crimes
• Dothan police charge cab driver with DUI
• Dothan police charge man with cocaine possession
• Police charge woman with felony theft from Shell Food Mart
• Two men shot in Dothan
• Two men shot on Wheat Street in Dothan
• Local agencies get money for youth crime prevention
• Auburn fans celebrate BCS Championship
• Auburn fans celebrate BCS Championship
• Slocomb man on trial in plot to kill woman
• Columbia woman faces drug distribution charge
• Dale County School Board picks committee to help in coach search
• Dothan Police search for bank robber
• Dothan police arrest four as part of copper theft ring
• Dothan police charge seven people with felony crimes, four with DUI
• Auburn fans celebrate BCS Championship
• Troy student stabbed, remains hospitalized
• District 3 candidates mixed on citywide recycling
• Gilley hearing postponed
• Sales tax collection up in Ozark
• Public hearing set to discuss demolition of North Oates buildings
• Congresswoman Martha Roby's weekly column
• Tuesday Dothan Eagle delivery delayed
• Auburn wins national title
• Fans cheer on their team at the Carmike Cinema
• Wiregrass roads could still be hazardous
• Personnel board approves upgrade in pay for one position
• Officials say county in solid financial shape
• Gilley attorney asks for more information in emergency motion
• Two men arrested, attempting to rob Dothan business
• Program offers free phone to low income customers
• Residents urged to keep harmful items out of garbage cans
• Dothan Personnel Board Agenda
• Storm blankets South in snow, ice
• Thousands in Alabama without power
• Monday closings
• State of emergency declared in Alabama
• Repairs to city-owned buildings will be costly
• Plenty of Wiregrass fans heading to Arizona for national title game
• Wintry weather a possibility tonight
• Roby planning 'robust work week" in district despite Arizona shooting
• Martha Roby issues statement on Arizona shooting
• Local residents affected by BCS ticket availability issues
• Convicted felon faces drug distribution charge
• Dollar General robbery suspect denied bond reduction
• Local government week in review
• Some residents unhappy with E911 road renaming
• Newton hires former Midland City chief to chief post
• Ozark native new National Guard assistant adjutant general
• Martha Roby announces full Congressional staff
• Dothan man pleads guilty to robbery
• Deputies charge woman with meth possession
• Court encourages settlement in Geneva official's arrest
• Title game Auburn v. Oregon offered at Carmike Cinema
• Gilley responds to bribe allegations
• Roby votes to reduce Congressional budget
• Take a look at the latest Dothan sales tax figures
• Title game Auburn v. Oregon offered at Carmike Cinema
• Court encourages settlement in Geneva official's arrest
• County commission to vote on demolition of Oates Street buildings
• Pre-k program gives Faine students early advantage
• Houston County property tax collection up in 2010
• Dale school systems to implement security for board meetings
• Federal prosecutors claim Gilley offered bribe to Massey
• Dothan man pleads guilty to child abuse
• Dothan sales tax collections spike in November
• Residents encouraged to properly sort refuse
• Carroll High football coach relieved of position
• Dothan Hobo Pantry robbed
• Man convicted of pistol whipping woman sentenced to 25 years
• Cowarts man charged in botched robbery
• Dothan man gets probation for domestic assault charge
• Cowarts man charged in botched robbery
• Plans go forward to rename Landmark Elementary School
• Ozark signs franchise agreement with Cobridge cable company
• Holman sees brighter days ahead for Landmark Park
• Dothan power rates to continue to rise
• Dothan toy gun robber gets 15-year prison term
• Judge orders state corruption jury to be partially sequestered
• Man convicted of pistol whipping woman sentenced to 25 years
• Judge orders jury in state corruption trial to be partially sequestered
• Dothan police crime for report last two weeks of 2010
• Headland man faces felony domestic violence charge
• Dothan police arrest man on cocaine charge
• Dothan police looking for missing teenage girl
• Ozark sells tower for $900,000
• Special seminar to focus on local gang problem
• Wiregrass residents travel for $355 million Georgia lottery
• Ozark pedestrian killed while crossing highway
• Hydro-electric plant being considered for Houston County
• Newly appointed Dothan commissioner scratches political itch
• Geneva man arrested on meth charge
• Pair charged with impersonating police
• Ashford man gets 10 years in prison for molesting 9-year-old girl
• Houston County Sheriff's deputy injured in dog attack
• Deputies charge man with shooting into his own home
• Dothan police arrest eight over holiday weekend for felony crimes
• Motion suggests Sheriff Andy Hughes recorded Bingo conversations
• Ozark cemetery placed on historic register
• Troopers report fewer fatalities for 2010
• Ashford man gets 10 years in prison for molesting 9-year-old girl
• Longtime Dothan school board member dies
• Motion suggests Hughes recorded conversations, cooperated with bingo investigation
• Alabama one of five states experiencing widespread flu
• Dothan to see tangible progress of library improvements
• Army explosives student arrested in Enterprise
• AU fans give Tigers festive send-off
• Dothan commission to tap interim for District 6
• Wheels start to turn for possible opening of Country Crossing
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for January 4, 2011
• Victims of fatal New Year's Eve accidents identified
• First Dothan baby of 2011 welcomed home by three brothers
• Abbeville woman killed in crash near Troy
• Wiregrass churches host services to bring in New Year's Day
• Alabama's Medicaid program gets $55 in bonuses for enrollment success
• After 58 years, U.S. Air Force veteran's remains to return to Ozark family
• Two fatalities reported in Rehobeth wreck
• New grocery store set to open February 2011 in Ozark
• Houston County trash pickup closed Thursday, rescheduled for Friday
• Wiregrass, state farmers eligible for disaster assistance loans
• Longtime sportscaster Al Roberts dead
• Enterprise police charge Saudi flight student with sodomy
• Dothan police arrest two people on felony charges
• Teens escape Southeast Alabama juvenile diversion center
• Slocomb police investigating driveby shooting
• Dothan police charge duo in vehicle break-ins
• Come prepared to be entertained at Temple Sisterhood's art auction
• Vote-buying indictments dominated state, local news in 2010
• Kelli Money pursues dual track in medicine
• Dothan man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Hartford mulling options on potential pollution suit
• Country Crossing attorney sees hope in task force change
• Top Stories 2010, #2: Country Crossing closed most of 2010
• Former Elba lawman charged with torture, willful abuse of child
• Publix, new shopping center coming to Enterprise
• Teenage boy wounded in accidental shooting
• Deputies arrest man for theft of $10,000 in tractor parts
• Dothan police arrest Abbeville man on felony drug charge
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges
• Dothan woman hospitalized after early morning assault
• Florida woman's death remains under investigation
• Dothan woman charged with cruelty to dog
• City of Dothan recycling Christmas trees
• Blood supply at critical levels, donations solicited
• Two say they will run for Dothan District 6 commission seat
• Hartford facing potential pollution suit
• Top Story 2010 #3: SAMC proposes new medical school
• Fortner Street re-opened after gas leak
• Bullock County wreck kills one
• New Year's Eve Bash
• Limping bandit appeals prison sentence
• Top 10 of '10 No. 5: Republicans bump Harri Anne Smith; she still wins
• Top 10 of '10 No. 6: Roby wins over Bright
• Dothan woman leaving on 11-month mission trip
• Midland City native returns home with Purple Heart
• Shoppers fill stores, increase traffic for last-minute gifts
• Dothan has several entertainment venues open on Christmas Day
• Top 10 of 2010 Number 7: Two new Publix shopping centers open in Dothan
• 'Quitline' services announced for Wiregrass residents who want to quit smoking
• Rain likely, snow flurries not so much on Christmas
• Top 10 of 2010 No. 8: City schools considered consolidation, dropped it after public outcry
• Gas prices up from last Christmas
• Alcohol believed to be factor in fatal crash
• AG opinion raises question about local representative's eligibility
• Free Wi-Fi now available at Houston-Love library
• Giving Tree makes Christmas brighter for children in need
• Top 10 of 2010 #9: EPA surprised Dothan with early morning raids
• Denton Road wreck leads to fatality
• Family, friends gather for service honoring Mia Brown
• Judicial commission asks for early Steensland trial
• Murder charges may be forthcoming in Mia Brown case
• Celebration service set for Mia Brown
• Ozark man killed in crash resulting from police chase
• PrimeCare shooter sentenced to 70 years
• Body found in burned car ID'd as missing woman
• No. 10: Review of fatal shooting cleared Dothan officers
• Daleville man faces felony theft charges
• Seagle: Regrets methods, not philosophy
• City still searching for ways to avoid two special elections
• Census: Alabama won't gain or lose congressional seat
• Without earmarks, Dothan may need new strategy to seek federal funds
• Arrest made in connection to missing woman
• Dothan police catch garage burglar
• Dothan police look for information in robbery
• Dothan home invasion robbers sought
• Salvation Army exceeds Angel Tree donations, provides for nearly 2,000 children
• Gordon police chief retires as state's oldest
• Lobbyist Massey changing plea in state corruption case
• Body found in missing woman's burned vehicle
• Keith Seagle stepping down from Dothan commission
• Bama Fact Check: Clouse commits to improving budgeting process
• Wintry weather expected through week, possible frost on Christmas
• Despite declines, officials believe 2011 has better outlook for cotton
• Tax cut deal could help spur Wiregrass economy
• Coffee County Probate Judge William Gammill retiring after 16 years in office
• Alabama unemployment increases slightly over month
• Congressman nominates 11 for military academy appointment, seven to attend
• Wallace graduates new nurses
• Ozark city employees honored for their service
• Food bank receives large donation
• Community luncheon provides food, heaters
• Enterprise Police arrest Dothan man on theft charge
• Slocomb couple face meth trafficking charge
• Sex offender charged with living too close to victim
• Dothan man charged with theft from Troy woman
• Dothan house fire victim identified
• Roby assigned to Agriculture, Armed Services committees
• Landmark Park celebrates Christmas Victorian style
• SAMC, DFD bridge gap in treating heart attack patients
• Police learn about ballistics, firearms at local seminar
• Arts infusion makes lessons interesting
• Siblings reunite after 28 years
• Dothan man acquitted of rape, sodomy
• Students at Heard Magnet School Sing Christmas Carols
• Selma bans pants sagging 3 inches below hips
• Sex offender charged with failure to register
• Rucker pilot killed in crash identified
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Convicted car thief gets 25-year prison term
• Man suffers ruptured spleen, liver during assault
• Court of Judiciary decision could affect Steensland's bar status
• Dothan police seek info in vehicle break-ins
• Ashford police charge duo with copper theft
• Dothan man gets 15-year prison term for sodomy of teen girl
• Dothan man gets 15-year prison term for sodomy of teen girl
• Kelly Springs students get space-based lesson
• Marine makes surprise Christmas visit
• Court of Judiciary decision could affect Steensland's bar status
• Planning commission approves rezoning for medical school
• Rucker pilot killed in crash to be ID'd Thursday
• Cottonwood man arrested on drug trafficking charge
• Man suffers ruptured spleen, liver during assault
• Alabama Republicans shifting power from teachers
• Judicial commission files complaint against Steensland
• Two victims in Troy crash identified
• Fort Rucker pilot killed
• Midland City man convicted of federal perjury
• Deputies arrest two burglars, including that of a Newton church
• Dothan woman charged with felony assault on ER nurse
• Convicted car thief gets 25-year prison term
• Salvation Army short on Christmas donations
• Judicial commission files complaint against Steensland
• New school lunch rules could be unfunded mandate
• Lawsuit dismissed against Webb Town Council
• Gunman opens fire during Panama City school board meeting
• Bingo corruption trial still set for April
• Ariton teen charged with murder for newborn's death
• Dothan woman charged with felony assault on ER nurse
• Hartford woman arrested, one sought in vehicle break-ins
• Dothan police arrest man in Dollar General robbery
• Dothan man robbed on Webb Road
• Dothan man gets year in jail for rape of two girls
• Geneva deputies charge Slocomb man with burglary
• Dothan police arrest two people on felony charges, one for DUI
• Landmark Elementary to be renamed after Slingluff
• City school board opens $5 million line of credit
• Car crashes into Dothan woman's home
• Thefts increasing in Ozark, authorities encourage vigilance
• Hundreds of kids getting gifts through Ozark Operation Santa
• Officials urge teen driver safety amid holiday season
• Webb councilman arrested
• Dothan police charge teen with attempted murder in shooting
• Dothan man convicted of burglary, acquitted of rape
• Landmark Park celebrates Victorian Christmas
• Landmark Park celebrates Victorian Christmas
• Library leaders seek to tailor master plan to residents' input
• Officials urge caution to avoid deer-vehicle collisions
• Dothan man convicted of burglary, acquitted of rape
• Coldest weather of season headed to Wiregrass
• Messianic Jewish congregation opens in Dothan
• Dothan Fire Department gets new high-tech equipment
• Ozark sales taxes increase over last year
• Deputies charge couple in meth operation
• Dothan police charge teen with attempted murder in shooting
• Florida man charged with attempted murder pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Dothan man convicted of molesting girl
• Deputies charge man in business burglaries, including Pit Stop BBQ
• Deputies charge Ashford woman possession of stolen metal
• Two Florida hospitals to be part of Alabama trauma system
• Dothan man convicted of molesting girl
• Tree lighting kicks off Christmas season in Dothan
• Healthcare authority planning to change medical school location
• Resident seeks county's help for water service
• Whooping crane migration comes through Wiregrass
• Alabama governor's ethics bills getting 1st votes
• Fatal wreck near Houston County line
• Eufaula shooting death being investigated as a murder
• Slocomb man acquitted in Dothan drug-related shooting
• Gordon woman pleads guilty to rape charge
• Dothan police arrest three on felony charges, one for DUI
• Eufaula shooting death investigated by ABI
• Sales tax collections up from last year, but below projections
• Ozark boys and girls club adds programs, assists with school work
• Convicted felon faces new charges
• DDRA wants aesthetic improvements on Oates Street
• Light snow hits Dothan, colder temperatures coming
• Dothan utility customers in line for another rate increase in early 2011
• Downtown Christmas Festival draws great crowd
• Landmark Park will host Victorian Christmas this Sunday
• Enterprise High students charged with phoning in bomb threat
• Florida man charged with attempted murder pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Former Geneva minister charged with sodomizing teen boy
• Bentley to revive ethics if special session fails
• Two charged in separate burglaries
• Ozark man faces Alabama Securities Act violations
• Geneva County deputy injured during pursuit
• Snow falling in the Wiregrass
• Attention Dothan Eagle readers
• Ashford woman charged in attempted burglary at local hotel
• Dothan police charge man with cocaine possession
• Dothan police charge two people with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Dothan teen convicted of armed robbery
• Ozark EMT ambulance service, collections moving forward
• More Alabama high school grads headed to college
• Doctors volunteering medical service to homeless
• Dothan man convicted of pistol whipping woman
• Samson man charged with threatening to kill police
• Flowers Hospital marks 60 years
• Dothan unveils streetscaping plan version 2.0
• Dothan school locked down after shooting incident
• Dothan bomb suspect pleads guilty
• Court filing: Scrushy not paying lawyers
• Geneva councilman arrested
• Elba football player's criminal case sealed, granted youthful status
• Dothan hotel worker charged with theft from employer
• Dothan police charge five with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Coffee Springs man faces attempted murder charge
• Two Dothan men plead guilty to separate armed robbery crimes
• Last Gasp 5K Trail Run
• Two Dothan men arrested for armed robbery
• Geneva councilman arrested
• Cowarts man reflects on brother who died at Pearl Harbor
• Coffee Springs man faces attempted murder charge
• Chill cools Wiregrass, temperatures to warm up by weekend
• Abbeville woman charged with murder
• Man charged in Dothan nightclub shooting
• Firefighters battle blaze in Kinsey
• Seniors receive Christmas gifts at assisted living facility
• Dothan shooting leaves man with leg injury
• Volunteers make decorations for Victorian Christmas celebration
• Third Day fills Ozark Civic center for concert
• Downtown Dothan Christmas festival draws crowd
• Woman in custody for Abbeville stabbing death
• Dothan police charge two people with felony crimes
• Dothan man charged with rape, sodomy of young girl
• Dothan man gets 40 years for rape, sodomy of girl
• Program teaches anger management, relationship skills
• Wiregrass Boys and Girls Club hosts 8-year-old rapper
• Saturday brings Christmas festivities downtown
• Brief warmth to be replaced by near-freezing temperatures this weekend
• Auburn fans prepare for SEC Championship Game
• Two-car wreck sends driver to hospital
• Dothan man gets 40 years for rape, sodomy of girl
• Dothan man charged with rape, sodomy of young girl
• Can't Get To Atlanta For SEC Championship? Watch It In Columbia
• Can't Get To Atlanta For SEC Championship? Watch It In Columbia
• As temperatures fall, gas prices rising around state
• Gordon boat landing attack suspect gets probation
• Charges dropped against woman in dog theft case
• Probation hearing delayed for man who made terrorist threats
• Charge against teen reduced in Rip Hewes Stadium burglary
• Dothan man gets 35 year prison term for burglaries
• Dothan police arrest four for vehicle break-ins
• Downtown Dothan streets to close for winter Christmas festival
• Dothan attorney charged with public intoxication
• Dothan police arrest six people on felony charges
• Gamecock fans descend on Atlanta for SEC Championship Game
• Dothan police arrest four for vehicle break-ins
• Ozark holds Christmas tree lighting
• New grant increases career tech opportunities for high school students
• State to help school systems make cuts
• All ages enjoy senior center's Christmas Shoppe
• Carver Magnet fills for Yes We Can! education summit
• Dothan man gets 10 years for plot to kill wife
• Dothan man gets 35 year prison term for burglaries
• Ozark police investigate animal cruelty case
• Ozark man charged with trafficking
• Defendants seek delay in Alabama gambling trial
• Is safety at top of your holiday list?
• Should you give a pet as a git for Christmas?
• Shelley Catering brings homestyle cooking to your table
• Consultant warns of Alabama prepaid tuition shortfall
• Downtown Christmas Festival will provide fun for entire family
• Dothan police looking for information in burglary related arson
• Dothan police charge six with felony crimes three with DUI
• Ashford man charged in Bronco theft
• Abbeville man faces felony domestic violence charge
• Geneva County man charged with beating woman with pipe
• Ozark Christmas tree lighting Thursday, parade next Saturday
• Dothan commemorates World AIDS Day
• Wicksburg band seeking funding for Sugar Bowl trip
• Martha Roby: A Q&A
• Rabbi explains Hanukkah to interfaith group
• Auto accident yields burglary arrest
• Education summit scheduled for Thursday
• Riley announces special session on ethics
• Trammell, radio broadcasting pioneer, dies at 88
• AU AD Jacobs addresses Newton's eligibility in letter
• NCAA rules Cam Newton eligible to compete
• Rain storm brings cold front to region
• Village Inn awards funds to Community Hospice for 10th year
• Ozark system moves forward in bond resolution, design
• Q&A: Congresswoman-elect
• Martha Roby: A Q and A
• Arts program brings dance to city schools
• Dothan police charge two with Thanksgiving Day burglary
• Dothan Kangaroo store robbed at gunpoint
• Tornado watch issued, extended until 4 p.m.
• Editorial: Bait and switch
• Troopers: Fatalities down this Thanksgiving
• Houston County Health Department to commemorate World AIDS Day on Wednesday
• New program targets struggling students
• Storms leading to colder weather in Wiregrass
• Dothan taking a look at recycling program
• Child killed in Mance Newton Road crash ID'd
• Retailers see increase in Black Friday business
• Two arrested after midnight police chase
• Local retail sales expected to jump this holiday season
• Christmas tree season kicks off
• Headland man dies in crash
• Mother, son, experience opposite sides of historic Iron Bowl
• Shoppers hit the stores for Black Friday deals
• Churches join communities, resources to help feed Wiregrass residents for Thanksgiving
• Bama Fact Check: Beasley to support term limits, job development
• Rain expected early Friday
• Salvation Army hands out Thanksgiving turkeys
• Prosecutors dispute McGregor motion to have charges dimissed
• Fire destroys Webb home
• Two hospitalized after fiery wreck
• Dothan police charge woman with felony theft from Target
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Toys, gifts needed for children amid Christmas holiday season
• Suspect wanted in two-year-old Dothan murder
• IRS looking to mail out previously undeliverable refund checks
• Unemployment expiration could leave thousands without benefits
• Wiregrass legislators react to proposed rollback of pay raise
• Defense funds launched in bingo probe
• Pilots in Fort Rucker helicopter accident
• Judge delays ruling in Siegelman new trial effort
• Alabama troopers to begin weekend highway blitz
• Dothan police charge four with felony crimes
• Feds charge man with meth distribution
• Headland woman faces felony drug charge
• Abbeville man faces felony drug charge
• Parole denied for convicted Dothan killer
• Suspect arrested in Elba woman's death
• Elba woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Editorial: Subverting the law keeps the public in the dark
• Letter: Don't misread the mandate
• Letter: Smith supporter is short-sighted
• Letter: Saggy pants pose hazard
• Elba woman dies in one-car wreck
• Modern day slavery museum visits Dothan
• Program gives Dothan students taste of real world
• Probation revoked for former Headland police officer
• Fact Check: Lee pledges support for I-10, reservoir
• Three qualify to run in Dothan's District 3
• Troy legislator, three others, switch to Republican party
• Houston County Commission approves road repair project
• Cottonwood man arrested after fleeing deputy
• Ozark residents to take students on MLK learning tour
• Pair charged in Henry County burglary
• Suspect arrested in Elba woman's death
• Convicted drug trafficker has probation revoked
• Victorian Christmas
• Female gun safety event draws skilled shooters, newcomers
• Lack of funding leaves Geneva County volunteer fire departments in danger
• Driver charged in crash that claims life of Red Level man
• Native Americans celebrate culture at Dothan festival
• Lack of funding leaves Geneva County volunteer fire departments in danger
• Traffic accident claims life of Red Level man
• Unemployment up slightly in Houston County
• Turkey prices up
• Convicted drug trafficker has probation revoked
• Airborne Emergency Service to open in Ozark airport
• Used medical equipment can now help others
• 2010 Downtown Christmas fest more affordable
• Cottonwood man convicted of child porn gets sentence reduced
• Dale County E-911 to raise monthly fee
• Dothan police charge five with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Auburn University: Before and After Lauren Burk's Death
• Lauren Burk's Family Speaks
• Dothan Rescue Mission doubles bed space
• Dothan Regional Airport practices for terrorist scenario
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: 'Justice is done'
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury recommends life without parole
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: 'Justice is done'
• Teen charged with firing shots into unoccupied dwelling
• Three Dothan schools set for classroom additions
• Fact Check: Roby promises to highlight conservative philosophy
• Former NBA player, Abbeville native, pleads guilty
• Ozark man gets 10 years for attempted assault on officer
• Lockhart Sentencing Trial: Defense Witnesses Testimony
• Lockhart Murder Trial: Burk Family Statement
• Man involved in fatal police chase sentenced to life without parole
• Company moves forward with Ozark's first commercial subdivision
• County to consider airport authority refinancing agreement
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury reviews video as deliberation continues
• Dothan police catch second armed robbery suspect
• Army veteran gets 10-year prison term
• Sex offender gets 20-year prison term
• Samson police bust meth lab make four arrests
• Dothan high burglars arrested
• Dothan recycling drop-off location to change
• Three Ozark men plead guilty to sex charges
• Sex offender gets 20-year prison term
• Local partnership unveils drug education library
• Troy signs partnership with Turkish university
• FACES program increases parental involvement
• Dale law enforcement, drivers more aggressive on bus stop violations
• Former Dothan banker to serve six months in prison
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury asks for more time to deliberate
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury resumes work Thursday
• Samson man killed in single-vehicle Coffee County crash
• City planners take look at draft of long-range plan
• Army veteran gets 10-year prison term
• Convicted felon faces armed robbery charge
• Man convicted of arson conspiracy gets 119-year prison term
• Convicted felon faces armed robbery charge
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Prosecution, defense rest; closing statements expected in the afternoon
• Headland man gets 10 years for child abuse of 2-year-old boy
• Wiregrass teens faces felony animal abuse charge in dog beating
• Ozark lifts lodging tax, lowers garbage late fee
• Man convicted of arson conspiracy gets 119-year prison term
• Dog beaten to death with pipe, teens charged
• Car sales up in Dothan
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Video recording of Lockhart discussed
• Houston County High students prepare for robotics competition
• Fact check: Culver's campaign promises include continued water expansion, job creation
• Fort Rucker schools could be in budget crosshairs
• Press Release: GE Selects Auburn For New Jet Engine Coatings Facility In Alabama
• Dothan takes a pass on pants ordinance
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Discussion of Lockhart's hand-written statement
• Dothan man charged with rape of 13-year-old girl
• Fact Check: Houston Co. Sheriff's second term could include jail addition
• Dothan City Schools takes out $5 million line of credit
• Dothan police charge five with felony crimes, four with DUI
• Deputies charge two with felony drug crimes
• Midland City woman charged with robbery of Dothan Wal-Mart
• Police seeking info on Checkers restaurant robbery
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Lockhart had victim's iPod
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Phenix City officers testify
• Henry County starts inmate litter patrol
• McGregor files to have charges dismissed
• Geneva Co. Jail to hold trooper for 1965 civil rights slaying
• Betty Peters speaks against national school standards
• Commission to consider commercial development authority
• Taylor mayor pleads guilty to publc lewdness
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Prosecution continues with witnesses
• Man killed, wife critical after Sunday farming accident
• Dothan man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Dothan City Commissioners to discuss ban on wearing pants below waist
• Veterans remembered at Napier Field ceremony
• Native American pow wow adds culture to community
• Local Auburn fans back their quarterback
• Dothan police bomb squad called to street near downtown Dothan
• Dothan police bomb squad called to street near downtown Dothan
• Dothan police charge one with a felony crime, three with DUI
• Elba child stillborn, mother charged in death
• State board to hear request for Dothan osteopathic college
• Geneva County Elementary recognized for health efforts
• City schools get clean bill of health from accreditation group
• Dale county agencies play host to FBI seminar
• Houston County Health Department offering flu shots Wednesday
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Lauren's father describes her last day
• As interim appointed, District 3 candidates step up
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Day 1
• Enterprise honors veterans with parade, ceremony
• Downtown stores open for shopping celebration
• Ozark cemetery purchased by Dothan funeral home owner
• Geneva woman killed in crash
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 4
• Homeless veteran on road back to redemption
• Child born dead with cocaine in body
• Dothan leaders look toward bright future
• A changing economy: from timber to medicine, Dothan's industry continues to grow
• City considering streetscaping plan for Foster Street
• Fort Rucker celebrates veterans
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 4
• Dothan woman makes yearly pilgrimage to vets' graves
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 3
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 2
• Descendants talk about Dothan's earliest residents
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Sheriff's deputies charge Georgia man with felony drug possession
• Town of Napier Field to hold flag ceremony Sunday for veterans
• Midland City man charged with felony assault on police officer
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 3
• Dothan police charge four with felony crimes
• In honor of Veterans Day, the respective Student Government Associations of the Wallace and Sparks Campuses sponsored a Veterans Wall of Fame at each College location. Students and staff were asked to submit the names and branches of service of any vete
• Ozark man gets 20 years for molesting 9-year-old girl
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 2
• Waffle House robbed at gunpoint
• Hartford man arrested on fugitive warrant from Georgia
• Riley says voters want special session soon
• Eufaula man charged in hit and run in Henry County
• Descendants talk about Dothan's earliest residents
• Coffee County man sentenced for drug distribution
• Dothan's Historical Timeline
• County commission welcomes new members, accepts grants
• Spring, railroad marked beginning for Dothan
• Ozark October sales taxes decline from September
• Veteran speaks to students about Veterans Day
• Slocomb teen charged with beating dog to death
• Family of three charged with Samson burglary
• Dothan man charged with theft of SAMC van
• Dothan hotel guest robbed at Days Inn
• Dothan police charge with felony crimes
• Worker killed in Troy plant accident
• New Early County coal plant permit issued
• Gerald Crowley to serve as interim District 3 commissioner
• Wiregrass Foundation to fund Dothan superintendent search
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Opening arguments likely Thursday
• Waffle House robbed at gunpoint
• City school board votes to find consultant to find new superintendent
• Several Veterans Day programs to be held in Wiregrass
• Ozark man gets 20 years for molesting 9-year-old girl
• Car crashes into medical building
• Faith-based initiative provides additional support for schools
• Dr. Allen Latimer and Haden Ward Guests on Ann Varnum Show In promoting Respiratory Care Week, Dr. Allen Latimer, Respiratory Therapy medical director, and Respiratory Therapy student Haden Ward appeared on the Ann Varnum Show October 31. Dr. Latimer
• Midland City man arrested after police pursuit
• Ozark man remains in critical condition after meth lab explosion
• Newville man convicted of molesting two girls gets 20 years in prison
• Sales tax numbers beat previous year for third straight month
• Ozark discusses terminal, T-hangars for airport
• Cold/Freeze watch issued for Monday in Jackson County, Fla.
• Dollar General stores showing presence in rural Wiregrass areas
• National Peanut Festival Parade draws crowd
• The doctor's oaths: Can Robert Bentley live up to these campaign promises?
• Festival goers stop by demolition derby
• Local musician dies after performance in Daleville lounge
• Police: Dothan man admits to taking profit at gambling house
• Wells Fargo stagecoach to be featured in Peanut Parade
• Dothan police arrest six on felony charges
• Ozark woman pleads guilty to felony theft
• Phillip Hallford executed for killing daughter's boyfriend
• AU dean dies in car crash
• Phillip Hallford executed for killing daughter's boyfriend
• Illusionist duo performs at Peanut Festival
• Growers excited about potential for Wiregrass satsuma market
• Truancy diversion program underway
• Newville man convicted of molesting two girls gets 20 years in prison
• Elba woman pleads guilty to child neglect
• Man gets 37 years for child rape
• Deputies charge two with failure to register as sex offenders
• Could the DROP program get dropped?
• Dothan man gets life in prison for carjacking
• One guilty, one not guilty in Ozark murder trials
• Jury convicts Dothan man of child molestation charges
• Thousands turn out for Special Citizens Day at National Peanut Festival
• Two Geneva County towns vote for fire fees, four vote them down
• Cold front headed to Wiregrass
• Slocomb, Samson vote to go wet
• Attorneys in corruption case spar over thousands of wiretapped calls
• Riley, Alabama Supreme Court reject plea to stop execution
• Hydrant mapping could improve volunteer fire department response
• Former Dothan banker gets 36 months for embezzlement
• Judge reduces bond for teen charged with sending nude pictures
• Neighbors clash over proposed funeral home
• Dothan moves forward to fill District 3 commission vacancy
• Beasley wins Senate District 28
• Bentley: Anti-Gambling Task Force is gone
• Roby rides Republican wave into Washington
• Dothan man gets 25-year prison term
• Whitehead, LaPrade, Clark win key Coffee County races
• Republican Robert Bentley wins Alabama governor
• Doug Valeska wins fifth term as DA
• Shelby wins 5th Senate term against Barnes
• Lee outpaces Carothers in House District 86
• Clouse maintains seat by landslide
• Dale voters choose to have commission chairperson
• Ozark teen found not guilty of murder
• Political newcomer unseats 12-year Coffee County representative
• City of Dothan employee charged with rape of Midland City woman
• Gordon woman pleads to golf club assaults
• Smith goes back in as independent in Senate 29
• National trend, pay raise sunk state Democrats
• Republicans win big in Geneva County
• Brundidge man guilty of murder, drug trafficking
• Incumbents retain seats on Houston County Commission
• Hallford asks Alabama governor to stop execution
• Grimsley wins District 85 House seat
• Dothan man gets 25-year prison term
• Peters wins battle of the Bettys
• Ashford man pleads guilty to molesting girl
• Houston County Sunday alcohol measure passes
• Abbeville man wins upset victory for Henry County commission seat
• Andy Hughes retains Houston County Sheriff's Office
• Voters head to polls
• Livestock-themed events highlight Monday night at Peanut Festival
• Ozark murder trials getting underway
• We are up to 428 fans! Way to go! To show our appreciation, we would like to offer a chance for you to win a WCC T-Shirt. . .or a WCC Token of Appreciation! Come by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing (Sally Buchanan or Angila Brannon, Walla
• Commission OKs downtown authority to issue bonds for development
• Dothan commission approves fee for credit card use to pay city transactions
• Hallford asks Supreme Court to stop execution
• Dothan man charged with molesting teen boy
• Dothan man charged with raping Midland City woman
• Two men charged with robbery for laptop theft
• Pansey man charged in assault
• Mother of teen Ozark murder suspect testifies
• DA: Fatal Dothan police shooting ruled justifiable
• Election official: voter turnout up across Alabama
• Our exhibit, at the National Peanut Festival, won first place this year. A very special thank you goes to Ms. Savannah Granberry and her students. The theme this year is "Go for the Gold".
• We have another winner in the WCC Facebook drawing! WCC student Sandra Murry drew a winning token this morning and received her WCC t-shirt. YOU could be the next winner! There are 18 more winning tokens in the drawing. Become a Wallace Community College
• We have another winner in the WCC Facebook drawing! WCC student Patricia King drew a winning token this morning and received her WCC t-shirt. YOU could be the next winner! There are 17 more winning tokens in the drawing. Become a Wallace Community Colleg
• WCC OFFERS SPRING TERM NUCLEAR TECH SCHOLARSHIPS Wallace Community College is offering renewable scholarships of $1,000 each for students enrolling in the nuclear technology program this spring. Funds are provided through the Nuclear Education Using A
• We are up to 309 fans! Way to go! To show our appreciation, we would like to offer a chance for you to win a WCC T-Shirt. . .or a WCC Token of Appreciation! Come by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing (Sally Buchanan or Angila Brannon, Walla
• Weekend Ozark police reports
• WCC Builds CNA Workforce As the number of aging baby boomers increases, so does the need for qualified health-care workers to fill jobs in extended care facilities and home health-care environments. Wallace Community College added a dozen potential new
• Car crashes into downtown restaurant
• Legislators Visit Wallace Community College, Dothan, Ala., Health Sciences Simulation Center During a recent visit to Wallace Community College in Dothan, Ala., four Alabama legislators witnessed a group of respiratory therapist students save a man&rsq
• Man charged with murder in Enterprise shooting
• We are up to 380 fans! Way to go! To show our appreciation, we would like to offer a chance for you to win a WCC T-Shirt. . .or a WCC Token of Appreciation! Come by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing (Sally Buchanan or Angila Brannon, Walla
• Newton lays off employees amid revenue losses
• We have another winner in the WCC Facebook drawing! WCC student Lauren Locklar drew a winning token this morning and received her WCC t-shirt. YOU could be the next winner! There are 16 more winning tokens in the drawing. Become a Wallace Community Colle
• Bright, Roby race a tossup as election finally here
• Wallace Community College held a fall festival for students and staff at the Sparks Campus in Eufaula October 25. The Sparks Campus Student Government Association sponsors the fall festival each year as a fun midterm activity. Students enjoyed barbecue
• Candidates make last-minute pitches
• Dr. Allen Latimer recently spoke to the Respiratory Therapy (RT) senior students concerning the interpretation of chest x-rays. Dr. Latimer has served as the medical director for the Respiratory Therapy program for the past 26 years. Recently, Dr. Latime
• SunSouth Bank recently recognized 2009 recipients of the Sun South Bank Single Mother Scholarship, administered by the Wallace Community College Foundation. SunSouth treated the ladies to manicures, pedicures and lunch at the Dothan Country Club. SunS
• Alabama has drug needed for Hallford execution
• Wallace Community College will offer Introduction to Computers, a one-day course, Wednesday, October 20, at the WCC Sparks Campus in Eufaula. The class will meet 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Instructor Stephanie Johnston will explain the basics of computer ope
• Meth lab explosion leaves Ozark man in critical condition
• WCC PREPARES STUDENTS THROUGH “READY-TO-WORK” Eufaula, Ala.— Wallace Community College presented certificates to three students in September who completed Ready to Work, a free job readiness training program that prepares individuals
• Two dead in Opp wreck
• Wallace to Award 43 GEDs through Adult Education Wallace Community College will hold commencement ceremonies for 43 graduates of the Adult Education GED program Sunday, October 3, 2010, at 2:00 p.m., in Cherry Hall at the Wallace Campus in Dothan. Joh
• We did it! As of 9:00 a.m., we have 226 fans! Way to go! To show our appreciation, we would like to offer a chance for you to win a WCC T-Shirt. . .or a WCC Token of Appreciation! Come by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing (Sally Buchan
• We have 265 fans! Way to go! To show our appreciation, we would like to offer a chance for you to win a WCC T-Shirt. . .or a WCC Token of Appreciation! Come by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing (Sally Buchanan or Angila Brannon, Wallace Ca
• We have our first winner in the WCC Facebook drawing! WCC Registrar Keith Saulsberry drew a winning token this morning and received his WCC t-shirt. YOU could be the next winner! There are 19 more winning tokens in the drawing. Become a Wallace Commun
• Animal show amazes at NPF
• Creativity, taste and peanuts key ingredients in recipe contest
• Dothan City Commission Agenda
• Sunday on-premises alcohol measure on Tuesday ballot
• Eufaula fatality identified
• Sex offender arrested at peanut festival
• Geneva County voters to decide on fire fee
• Chainsaw artist draws crowd at NPF
• Shell game: PAC-to-PAC transfers hide funding sources, destinations
• DA: Fatal Dothan police shooting ruled justifiable
• Wiregrass residents enjoy first day of Peanut Festival
• Sparks promises to open Country Crossing
• Three in running for Dale Commission seat
• Amendment one to fix technical error, not add new tax
• Family gets new home through Wiregrass Habitat for Humanity
• Houston County judge denies man probation for child molestation
• Women charged in $60,000 theft from 89-year-old Slocomb man
• Fact Check: Did the crime-rate drop by more than 75 percent where Eddie Ingram has been operations commander?
• O Know! blog restored, Thursday Ozark police reports
• Two-term Dale commissioner discusses years in office
• Five years later, slain girlfriend remembered
• Bentley, Roby make stop in Ozark, looking for Republican votes
• Citizens Supervisory Committee investigating legitimacy of member club
• Fact Check: Did the crime-rate drop by more than 75 percent where Eddie Ingram has been operations commander?
• Fall festivals set at several Ozark churches
• Felon faces meth trafficking charge
• Probate judge expecting 'decent' turnout for election
• 1st Annual Worship & Arts Conference
• Eufaula trio charged in burglary investigation
• State troopers charge Geneva man with meth possession
• Former Henry County lawman faces drug distribution charge
• February 2011 trial date set for capital murder suspect
• Judge reduces bond for attempted murder suspect
• Former lawman faces drug distribution charge
• Judge reduces bond for attempted murder suspect
• Dothan Regional Airport receives grant, looking to grab new airline
• Prosecutor challenging long-serving Geneva district judge
• Dale commissioners to discuss random drug testing
• Enterprise man charged with rape, sodomy
• February 2011 trial date set for capital murder suspect
• Dothan woman charged with theft of dogs
• Police: Man posed as OSHA inspector during restaurant theft
• Former officer, deputy challenges Dale County Sheriff for seat
• Red Ribbon Week 'Block Party' set for Saturday in Ozark
• Women charged in $60,000 theft from 89-year-old Slocomb man
• insurance company cleared from covering former Title Pro manager
• Dothan police charge woman apartment burglary
• Hartford man charged with drug distribution
• Vendors preparing for National Peanut Festival
• Longtime incumbents square off with challengers in Geneva
• Halloween hours
• Former Pike County commissioner pleads guilty to voter fraud
• Taylor man faces felony assault charge
• New water tower erected in northwest Dothan
• City won't collect court costs in wrongful death suit
• Taylor man faces felony assault charge
• County jail gets new doctor
• Judge won't ease release restrictions on lobbyist
• Program uses phone calls, community to find missing people
• Ozark man charged with neglecting elderly war veteran
• Sex Offender registry not always accurate
• Youngest in Ozark home invasion denied probation
• Former Pike County commissioner pleads guilty to voter fraud
• Dothan police charge four with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Deputies charge man with meth possession
• Cowarts man faces felony theft charges
• Ozark downtown plans moving forward
• Daleville to host first 'carnival' downtown
• Dale County moves forward with economic development incorporation; funding questions still abound
• Abbeville man faces felony domestic violence charge
• Elba man pleads guilty in $8 million scheme
• Geneva teen charged with sending nude pictures to Ashford girl
• Governor's report: seat belts not cost-effective on buses
• Ward, Sanders seeking Geneva County Sheriff's job
• Southeast Alabama under tornado watch until noon Monday
• Two Cottonwood men charged with setting fire to hay bales
• Malvern home destroyed by fire, man narrowly escapes
• 'Pumpkin People' invade Hartford
• Paranormal investigators examine, praise historic Enterprise hotel
• Chemical endangerment charge questioned
• FACT CHECK: Does Martha Roby want to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education? Would it lead to an increase in property taxes?
• Schmitz encourages PASS students
• Commissioner concerned about number of sex offenders in one place
• Ozark police department gets grants to fund new technology
• Butts, Hollinger to face off in Houston County School Board race
• Heritage festival celebrates agricultural history
• Dothan death row inmate gets sentence reversed
• Shorterville man charged with shooting border collie
• Deputies charge Ashford woman in store robbery
• Riley wants feds to stop Indian casino bingo
• Man electrocuted at Webb plant dies from injuries
• Unemployment down in Alabama, stable in Wiregrass
• Is DOT spending half budget on non-road construction items?
• Houston County commission may endorse Amendments 1 and 3
• Faine Elementary School celebrates 51 years
• Harvey, Clemmons compete for Houston County Commission seat
• Woman faces felony absentee ballot fraud charge
• Abbeville man gets 35 years for role in murder conspiracy
• Alcohol related U.S. 231 South crash leaves three hospitalized
• Deputies charge Kinsey duo with felony marijuana charge
• Houston County coroner faces challenger again
• Deputies make fugitive from justice arrest
• Shorterville man charged with killing border collie
• Culver defends commission chairman seat against Tyson
• Dothan man gets 16 years for trafficking marijuana
• City of Dothan may assess fee for credit card transactions
• Voters get say on using Trust Fund for road projects
• Former Pike County commissioner faces felony absentee ballot fraud charge
• Correction
• Ozark Make a Different Day projects span from schools, shelters Saturday
• Dale teens, Daleville man face sex-related charges
• Ozark talent show set for Saturday
• Man electrocuted at Webb steel plant
• Abbeville man gets 35-year prison term
• State Senate candidates field questions from young professionals
• Houston County voter registration deadline is Friday
• Midland City woman injured after falling from moving RV
• Friday last day to register to vote for Nov. 2 election
• Houston County Sheriff candidates cite experience as key factor
• Man charged in multi-million-dollar securities fraud case wants charges dropped
• Absentee voter fraud investigation opened
• Adjunct instructors a growing trend in colleges, universities
• Wiregrass residents turn out in droves for job fair
• Dothan man faces felony gambling charge
• Dale, Geneva counties utilize Yellow Dot program
• Ozark to award contracts for project, sale pending on Ozark tower
• Headland man convicted in shooting
• City OKs expansion of downtown redevelopment authority
• Houston County Sheriff candidates cite experience as key factor
• Geneva County deputies charge woman with meth crimes
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Dothan City Schools superintendent to retire
• Candidates mingle, state qualifications for Dale residents
• Dale County voters to decide whether to have commission chair
• Judge eases restrictions on 11 indicted in bingo case
• Dothan electric rates inching up
• Reading apologizes for 'incident' in August
• Dothan school superintendent to retire
• Education election forum to be held Wednesday
• Houston County coroner faces challenger again
• Commission will consider giving OK for Northside Mall bond issue
• Dogs at Dothan animal shelter get cots
• Local man succumbs to injuries from motorcycle accident
• 3 Dothan City Jail inmates face attempted sodomy charges
• Apology settles harassment charge against commissioner
• Boy found dead Saturday suffocated, autopsy indicates
• Traffic accident claims life of Samson man
• Job fair set for Tuesday at Dothan Civic Center
• Dothan City Commission Agenda for October 19, 2010
• Local man succumbs to injuries from motorcycle accident
• Miss Geneva County crowned Little Miss National Peanut Festival
• Fact Check: Does Bobby Bright side with Pelosi 71 percent?
• Fact Check: Does Martha Roby want to privatize Medicare?
• Boy found dead in Geneva County; appears accidental
• State plans to track pseudophedrine sales online
• Geneva County deputy fired after DUI arrest in Florida
• Pieces of nature used to form art quilt
• Accessibility to public key in contested Henry County Commission races
• Ozark group to host candidate 'meet and greet' on Monday
• Cubmobile Derby off and running in Dothan
• 3 Dothan City Jail inmates face attempted sodomy charges
• Dothan police charge seven with felony crimes
• Dothan police arrest Wal-Mart worker
• Dothan police charge trio with felony drug possession
• Dothan store manager arrested for theft from employer
• Trial date set in bingo bill bribery case
• East Main Street overpass closed Saturday
• Post-blast training hosted by Dothan police
• Teacher, student vying for vacant 12th Judicial Circuit seat
• Bama Fact Check: Does the Houston County Sheriff's Office make around 400 drug arrests annually?
• McGregor to plead innocent at arraignment
• Coffee County School Board District 6 seat up for grabs
• National Peanut Festival 2010
• Bingo defendants plead not guilty; learn of evidence against them
• Gilley: Never offered quid pro quo on bingo bill
• Dothan woman charged with chemical endangerment
• Ozark high school students question politics with campaign reps
• Slocomb man's probation revoked
• Dothan police chief promotes trio to captain
• Top lawyers lined up for Alabama gambling trial
• Dothan police charge two in local burglary
• Police charge sex offender with with cruelty to a dog
• Headland woman wanted for theft from old employer
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes, one with DUI
• City pushing for DDRA expansion, bond allocation for Northside development
• Former downtown Dothan restaurant to re-open in same building
• Grimsley, Singleton vie for House District 85
• Coroner, Preachers contending for Coffee County coroner
• Slocomb man's probation revoked
• Ozark schools get results of added proration, see declines in August
• Dothan store manager wanted for theft from old employer
• Dothan man charged with punching officer
• Ozark sales taxes down in August
• Friday deadline for small charities, individuals to file 2009 returns
• Helmet usage urged for motorcyclists
• Deputies charge duo with breaking into car
• Dothan man robbed at gunpoint Monday
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Helmet usage urged for motorcyclists
• Ozark schools approve tuition for out-of-city students
• Dothan police chief promotes trio to captain
• Downtown Music Fest raises $40,000 for ALS
• State offers voucher to cover GED test expense
• Former chief prosecutor to challenge four-term DA
• Beasley, West compete for Senate District 28 seat
• County commission approves capital improvement district for med school
• Former chief prosecutor to challenge four-term DA Doug Valeska
• Smith, Flowers in battle for state senate seat
• Federal law's speedy trial statute not necessarily speedy
• Lee, Carothers seek House District 86 seat
• Samson man faces first-degree rape charge
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes, two with DUI
• Dothan city commissioner's criminal trial continued again
• Publix, Winn-Dixie battling for customers in Dothan
• Two Wiregrass men seriously injured in motorcycle crashes
• Homelessness a growing problem in Wiregrass
• Florala mayor favors electronic bingo despite case
• Alabama AG opinion: Campaign funds can pay lawyers
• Wallace enrollment up again
• Student homebound, another withdrawn after Ozark bus incident
• Harri Anne Smith: I'm the most conservative person in Senate
• Dothan man gets 25-year prison term for armed robbery
• Dothan man gets life sentence for home invasion robbery
• State troopers investigate motorcycle fatality
• Two Wiregrass men seriously injured in motorcycle crashes
• Buddy Walk raises more than $31,000
• Harvest Day gathers a big crowd
• Authorities investigate motorcycle fatality
• Guilty verdicts reached in Primecare case
• Dothan man acquitted of capital murder faces new felony
• Teens charged with Dothan stadium burglary
• Guilty verdicts reached in Primecare case
• Shoppers, vendors get early start with Holiday of Hope
• Landmark Elementary School plays host to career fair Friday
• Spicer and Moore face off in District 91 race
• State health department issues fish advisories
• Carother's corruption investigation claim not verified
• Dothan woman charged with unemployment compensation violation
• Bamafactcheck.com a great tool for voters
• Fact check: Did Robert Bentley change his name?
• Clouse hopes to maintain longtime district seat, Helms hopes to oust him
• More women earning college degrees in Alabama
• Dothan sales tax collections up for second straight month
• Houston County set to approve development district for med school
• Bobby Bright says he will not support Pelosi for Speaker
• Eubanks drops out of Houston County Commission District 4 race
• McGregor lawyers question U.S. Attorney's involvement
• VIDEO: Unnamed lawmakers play role in corruption probe
• Harri Anne Smith has 'peace' about indictments
• McGregor lawyers question U.S. Attorney's involvement
• 164th TAOG soldiers deploy to Kuwait
• Testimony continues in PrimeCare shooting trial
• Teens charged with Dothan stadium burglary
• Ozark council forms resolution on half-cent sales tax
• Kelly Springs students use computer program to learn French, Spanish
• Wiregrass pharmacies, doctors' offices make flu shot available
• Judge denies motions from McGregor attorneys
• Judge denies motions from McGregor attorneys
• Summary of charges in state corruption investigation
• Slocomb residents respond to Sen. Smith's indictment
• Dothan police charge men with sodomy attempt at city jail
• Deputies and ABC agents make felony drug arrests
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• McGregor attorneys ask for wiretapped conversations
• Wallace Community College gets new medical simulators
• ASU president says school valuable to all Alabamians
• Hartford man pleads guilty to 37 charges
• Residents hope to save Ozark train depot, demolition pending
• September school bus incident still under investigation in Ozark
• Publix has big opening day
• Bingo opponents react to indictments
• Corruption case defendants hire attorneys with range of experience
• Suspect in 2007 PrimeCare shooting goes on trial
• Endorsement: Attorney General
• Houston County Deputies charge teens in burglary tool case
• Deputies charge Dothan woman in credit-card fraud case
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes, one with DUI
• 2-year-old boy attacked by dogs
• Small group gathers at Dothan courthouse to support state senator
• School systems release preliminary enrollment numbers
• Police charge two in robbery at knife-point
• Midland City wreck remains under investigation
• Gilley, Smith among 11 arrested in bingo probe
• Community remembers Village Inn owner for service
• Slocomb residents respond to Sen. Smith's indictment
• Dothan commission to join cooperative district for medical school startup
• Dothan man must pay $250,000 restitution in securities case
• Commission goes behind closed doors to discuss EPA raid
• Long-time Calvary pastor steps down
• DOJ indictment impact on Alabama gubernatorial campaign
• Indictments likely to impact Alabama politics beyond elections
• Gilley, Harri Anne Smith released on bond
• Highlights from indictment of Gilley, Sen. Smith
• Georgia Patrol: Van over capacity, no seat belts at time of fatal crash
• Governor's office issues statement on corruption investigation
• Assistant Attorney General issues corruption statement
• Ron Sparks reacts to the Alabama bingo corruption indictments
• 2-year-old attacked by dogs
• Statement from Joe Espy, McGregor's Attorney
• Milton McGregor's attorney releases statement
• Sen. Harri Anne Smith arrested; others arrested
• Four dead, several injured in Early County church van crash
• 2-year-old boy attacked by dogs
• Gilley, Smith arrested in bingo probe
• Gov. Bob Riley reacts to corruption indictments
• Miss Marianna gains NPF crown
• House Speaker Pelosi hangs over area race for Congress
• Ozark air show set for Saturday to feature Pitts planes
• Cobridge leader says company to buy Charter and stay in Ozark
• Residents turn out for annual Claybank Jamboree
• Ozark kids health fair promotes better habits early
• GE plant workers eligible for federal assistance
• Former Auburn basketball star faces DUI charge
• Trio charged in broom stick assault
• Slocomb High students send care packages to Afghanistan
• Car crash on Flynn Road injures one
• Real estate transfers 9/13/10
• Business licenses 9/13/10
• Jail docket 9/13/10
• Marriage licenses 9/20/10
• Divorces 9/20/10
• Real estate transfers 9/20/10
• Business licenses 9/20/10
• Jail docket 9/20/10
• Marriage licenses 9/27/10
• Divorces 9/27/10
• Branument designed to raise breast cancer awareness
• Real estate transfers 9/27/10
• Friday last day for many Sony workers
• Business licenses 9/27/10
• Dothan man gets probation for shooting
• Jail docket 9/27/10
• Deputies charge third suspect in $23,000 theft case
• Survivors gather to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Houston County Sheriff's Office makes drug trafficking arrest
• Robotics project offers many lessons
• Marriage licenses 9/13/10
• Divorces 9/13/10
• Court strikes down Jefferson County sheriff's bingo powers
• Jail docket 8/23/10
• Elba businessman faces federal bank fraud allegations
• Marriage licenses 9/6/10
• Dothan man denied probation for table leg beating
• Divorces 9/6/10
• Former Fort Rucker instructor gets 15-year prison term
• Real estate transfers 9/6/10
• Dothan man gets 99 years for Christmas Eve murder
• Business licenses 9/6/10
• Teenage attempted murder suspect gets bond reduced
• E.R. Porter Park opens in downtown Dothan
• Chancellor woman killed in afternoon Dothan wreck
• Person trapped under a tractor near Webb
• Abbeville basketball standout in court
• Marriage licenses 8/9/10-8/16/10
• Dothan man gets 99 years for Christmas Eve murder
• Divorces 8/16/10
• Real estate transfers 8/16/10
• Business licenses 8/16/10
• Jail docket 8/16/10
• Marriage licenses 8/23/10
• Divorces 8/23/10
• Real estate transfers 8/23/10
• Tractor accident victim identified as Kinsey man
• Business licenses 8/23/10
• Forum draws varying views on new library
• Report reveals performance gap among Dothan schools
• Victimized puppies looking for new home
• Report: Distracted driver fatalities unchanged
• Flu vaccinations slowly, surely shipping into Wiregrass
• West Main crash victim identified
• Kohl's, SAMC join fight against childhood obesity
• City asked to share in risk of medical school startup
• Clopton woman dies from injuries in Tuesday crash
• New call center could being 350 jobs to Taylor
• Dothan man gets 99 year sentence for Christmas Eve murder
• Unemployment holds steady in Houston County
• Three injured in crash near Midland City
• Gilley: Please arrest me
• Deputies charge duo with $23000 theft from man
• Dothan man faces life sentence for car thefts
• Dothan commissioner to have his criminal trial next month
• Georgia man arrested after high speed chase
• Deputies charge duo with $23000 theft from man
• Country Crossing officials speaking out
• Dothan schools show across-the-board increases in standardized test scores
• Dale County approves budget
• Jamboree set for Saturday in Ozark
• County commission hears from library consultant
• Supreme Court upholds ruling for City of Dothan
• Dothan Eagle correction on death of L&K Contracting employee
• Country Crossing bond payments safe through November 2011
• Dothan commissioner to have his criminal trial next month
• Elba football player charged with touching cheerleaders
• Area of Main Street cleared after suspicious package found
• Dothan man killed in construction accident
• Dothan police charge four in stolen pitbull puppy case
• Dothan man charged in violent beating
• Man shot in head in Dothan Sunday night still alive
• Local womens group completes 3,500 blankets for project
• Honor flight vets return home
• City schools local funding among lowest in state
• Local businessman Chip George dies
• Enterprise Aviation Expo flying family fun
• Late night fire destroys home on Napier Field Road
• Final Honor Flight takes off Saturday
• Ozark approves severance packages for terminated employees
• Future of Charter Communications uncertain in Ozark
• Newville man convicted of molesting children
• Montana Magnet Learn-A-Thon raises $47,000 for school
• Dothan woman gets probation in fatal crash
• Dothan man killed in construction accident
• Dothan police charge four in stolen pitbull puppy case
• Dothan police to collect expired medication
• Man struck by truck in downtown Dothan
• City Manager: No word yet from the EPA
• Dothan man dies from injuries in Enterprise construction accident
• Drought leads to increased chance of large-scale fire
• Dothan man pleads guilty to illegal firearm charge
• Houston County Commission to raise camping fees
• Veteran's headstones go unclaimed
• Man charged with lying to federal judge
• Deputies charge man with Spectracare theft
• Newton man pleads guilty to reduced charge in murder case
• EPA serves warrant at Dothan sewage treatment plant
• Andalusia father charged with aggravated child abuse
• Dothan police get refresher course in Taser use
• No fireworks yet in local campaign contributions
• Newton man pleads guilty to reduced charge in murder case
• EPA agents serve three warrants in Dothan Thursday
• Dothan murder suspect denied mental evaluation
• Special-needs residents band together for archery class
• Ozark council plans to move meeting time back after change for businesses
• Dothan man gets life in prison
• SAMC moves forward with proposed medical school
• SAMC medical school could have $100 million impact
• Houston County Jail launches new computer system
• Dothan police looking for domestic assault suspect
• Dothan man gets life in prison
• Geneva County deputies arrest three in meth lab probe
• Dothan man released after armed robbery acquittal
• Ozark man faces charge in delinquencies
• Two charged with capital murder in Samson man's death
• Dothan woman charged with burglarizing homes
• Dothan City Schools presents improvement plan
• Two charged with capital murder in Samson man's death
• Commission denies hidden agenda; approves zoning ordinance
• Harassment on Ozark bus remains under investigation
• Growing poverty puts strain on social service agencies
• Enterprise man found guilty on rape charge
• Dothan man pleads guilty to molesting teenage girl
• Dothan burglary suspect gets life in prison
• KFC robbery suspect gets 30 years in prison
• Houston County deputies charge Geneva man in trafficking meth case
• Deputies charge Pansey man with cocaine possession
• Deputies charge Dothan man with first-degree rape of woman
• Dothan police charge man with home burglary
• Samson man identified as murder victim
• Dale hospital hospice expands to Geneva, Henry counties
• Dothan firearm assault suspect acquitted
• Dothan teen faces possession of burglary tools charge
• Tyson claims he can take bingo machines without warrant
• Three teens face attempted murder charges
• Man convicted in arson conspiracy
• Geneva County authorities working to identify homcide victim
• Rainless month puts area in drought conditions
• Body found in Geneva County
• Stand down connects homeless veterans with services
• Juvenile justice programs help youth avoid traps
• Juvenile justice programs help youth avoid traps
• Model railroad hobby provides escapism, therapy
• Three teens face attempted murder charges
• Dothan commissioners to vote on ordinance
• Troy-Dothan seminar describes human trafficking threat
• Dothan teenagers arrested in Thursday night shooting
• Dothan nightclub shooter gets 30 years
• Last minute cuts take toll on Dale County schools
• Unemployment drops again in Alabama
• Dothan teenager arrested in Thursday night shooting
• Ashford police seek information on rape of teenage girl
• Worldwide cotton shortage could be mixed bag for Wiregrass
• Dothan City Schools receive $9.3 million in federal support
• Man convicted in arson conspiracy
• Shooting on Mendheim Drive in Dothan
• Officials still seeking interest in state POW/MIA license plate
• Buying equipment means raising funds for rescue squads
• Kinston woman convicted of theft from Coffee County Jail
• BP declines to pay Alabama claim, school funds cut
• Enterprise man gets 10 years for child molestation
• Dothan man robbed by men wielding pipe
• Midland City man not guilty in shooting death of cousin
• Troy to open new economic policy think-tank
• Ozark sales tax collection up in August
• E-textbooks give students new options at discount prices
• Dothan man faces drug charge after interfering with traffic stop
• Former Coffee County sheriff's employee's trial continues today
• Enterprise man faces burglary, assault charges
• Dothan man convicted in stabbing
• Ozark City Schools review budget, discuss upcoming year
• Attorneys analyze gun used in alleged Midland City murder
• Man convicted in stabbing
• Jury rules for cops accused of excessive force
• Ashford woman gets 7 years for golf club attack
• Target robber gets 23-year prison term
• Planning commission OKs SAMC medical college plans
• Chainsaw artist and Illusionist new for 2010 Peanut Festival
• Enterprise man faces domestic-related baseball bat assault charge
• Dothan man charged in stolen property from fire station
• Dale County commissioners discuss budget
• Alabama most improved in advanced placement test scores
• Dothan school board passes budget
• Bright: Agriculture as important as military
• Accuser: Did not hallucinate Tasing experience
• Taylor man gets 20 years for trafficking meth
• Dale County schools in better financial shape than others
• Adopt-a-School helping to fill supply gap
• Dothan man on probation faces drug trafficking charge
• 'Drive-thru' service station adds uniqueness to Daleville
• Daleville man charged with church burglaries in two states
• Medic, police testimony differs from accuser
• Deputies charge man with aggravated stalking
• Dothan officers' excessive force trial begins
• Slideshow: Dothan CityFest
• Man charged with possession of stolen generators
• Woman says use of Taser felt like electrocution
• Clio man faces arson charge
• Houston County Commission approves budget. Tight times ahead
• Little Miss Peanut contestants learn about festival's namesake
• Aircraft makes emergency landing in Slocomb
• Aviation jobs, education continue growth in Wiregrass
• Cycling takes over Dothan during CityFest
• Patriot Guard Riders pay tribute to Sept. 11 emergency workers
• Dothan education advocate dies at age 69
• Residents flock downtown for Dothan CityFest
• Excessive force trial against two Dothan officers begins Monday
• Dale lake to close through 2012 for restocking, renovations
• Ozark teen charged with attempted murder of stepdad
• Enterprise man pleads guilty in Troy shooting death
• Former Dale County counselor pleads guilty to harassing teen client
• Dothan woman faces felony perjury charge
• Ozark man charged with enticing child
• Enterprise police charge man in downtown burglaries
• Enterprise police charge four with robbery
• Houston County judge denies bond reduction in arson case
• Area blueberry, satsuma farmers could soon have fresher product
• Montana Magnet School among best schools in country
• County to consider new polling places, turn lane, budget Monday
• Clio man faces arson charge
• Wiregrass United Way kicks off fundraising campaign
• Annual poker run set for Daleville Saturday
• Sock Bandit gets 30-years for armed robberies
• Houston County Sheriff's Office adds new SUVs
• Webb man faces molestation charges on two teen girls
• Dothan police charge local man with 24-gram cocaine possession
• Schools take low-key approach to Obama speech
• High cotton ok for commissioner, but not high grass
• Dothan CityFest kicks off Friday
• Superintendent: New Ozark schools will further improve academics
• Sex offender from Kentucky arrested in Kinsey
• Concept unveiled for Foster Street facelift
• Ozark teen accidentally shot in eye
• Sock Bandit gets 30-years for armed robberies
• Judge considers bond reduction in restaurant arson case
• Attorney: Murder plot just jail house talk
• Dothan man gets 25-year prison term for armed robbery
• Dothan police charge teenager with burglary
• Dothan hotel guest robbed on Sunday
• CenturyLink evacuated after minor fire
• Wreck on Park Avenue
• Henry County superintendent paints grim financial picture at budget hearing
• Judge considers bond reduction in restaurant arson case
• Candidate Sparks makes stop in Dothan
• Attorney: Murder plot just jail house talk
• Webb man faces molestation charges on two teen girls
• Ozark finalizes cuts, removes one more position
• Private schools enrollment treading water despite economy
• Houston County Sheriff's Office adds new SUVs
• Ozark leaders applaud plans for new high school
• Dothan sales tax collections up in July
• Dothan man gets 25-year prison term
• Ozark gets funding to build new high school
• Ozark gets funding to build new high school
• Wiregrass residents enjoy sun, fun on Labor Day
• Residents speak against changes to Dothan zoning ordinance
• Free and reduced lunch rolls up
• Sheriff's authorities say man shot, killed in self-defense
• Meeting in Enterprise after Boy Scouts claim ban from city schools classrooms
• Cottonwood man gets 187-year sentence in child porn case
• Several Wiregrass residents struggle finding jobs
• Ozark school board, council to meet Wednesday
• More families expected to travel Labor Day weekend
• Cottonwood man gets 187-year sentence for child pornography production, possession
• Dothan man gets 99 year sentence for murder
• Two Dothan men convicted for separate armed robberies
• Bright: No malicious intent behind Pelosi statement
• Geneva County offers prescription discount card to uninsured
• Supreme Court opens door for VictoryLand raid
• Troy University sees increase in ROTC students
• Bright, Roby agree to two debates in October
• Dothan police called to early morning drug-related shooting
• Dothan firefighter killed in four-wheeler crash
• Another Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Dothan couple charged with business burglary
• Dothan Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Abbeville man robbed trying to help motorists
• Prolific Dothan architect dies at 86
• Ashford teen faces rape charge of 15-year-old girl
• Ongoing Panama City drug trial has ties to Dothan
• Dothan police: Two men rob Hobo Pantry on Wednesday
• Georgia man gets 20-year prison term
• Dothan couple charged with business burglary
• Four arrested in Geneva home where meth lab found
• Houston County draws down on fund balance
• Legislative panel moves to stop last minute pacts
• Police impersonator cashing checks sought
• Enterprise City Schools grow by 198 students
• Wiregrass Construction Co. cited for safety violations
• Even in recession, some businesses hiring
• Hartford man killed in four wheeler crash
• Economic summit begins by defining individual's role
• Class sizes up in Dothan City Schools
• Law enforcement hits roadways in force for holiday weekend
• Daughter hopes to attend father's execution
• Former Henry County deputy gets pretrial diversion
• Dothan police charge convicted felon with shooting dice
• Dothan city commissioner trial date set
• Dothan police charge father, son for possession of recording material
• Students build skills, employment prospects in masonry class
• Education job market tight
• Dothan city commissioner trial date set
• Dothan police charge four people with felony crimes
• Commercial power line burial cost prohibitive
• Former Abbeville officer gets pretrial diversion
• Former Henry County deputy gets pretrial diversion
• Flowers Hospital says report of huge profits is inaccurate
• Abbeville woman charged with $63,000 business theft
• Work set to begin on new Dale County impound facility
• Job fair in Ozark Thursday
• Feds charge duo in meth distribution conspiracy
• Ozark mother and daughter killed in single vehicle crash
• Bobby Bright to host Wiregrass job fair
• New computer program causing headaches for local schools
• Accreditation process for new medical school continues
• Out of town homebuilders see opportunity in Dothan
• Former banker pleads guilty to near $70,000 theft
• Abbeville woman charged with $63,000 business theft
• Ozark mother and daughter killed in single vehicle crash
• First River Fest held in Newton
• Houston County deputies charge woman with meth possession
• Aging Fraternals try to hold on
• Kids play hard as Rotary Miracle Playground opens
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Dothan police charge felon with having drugs
• Houston County deputies charge couple with theft of metal
• Headland man gets 15 years for assault on deputy
• Enterprise residents, supporters see stadium as new beginning
• Ozark schools address pay increases, funding schedules
• Schools keeping kids inside more on hot days
• Bedbugs making a comeback
• Houston County Jail dubbed "high rate" for sexual assaults
• Adams pulls out of State Senate race
• Reward offered in theft at volunteer Houston County fire station
• Slocomb man sentenced again for incest, rape
• Dothan police arrest convicted drug trafficker again
• Books-A-Million to be included in Northside Mall development
• State development head encourages foreign business expansion
• Cloverdale students get leadership lesson
• Convicted drug trafficker arrested again
• Man charged with burning baby denied bond reduction
• Dothan fire chief elected state director
• City hosting first Economic Summit on Jobs next week
• Houston County deputies charge woman with meth possession
• Columbia teen faces sex abuse charge
• U.S. 231 improvements to continue through next summer
• Lightning strike damages Coffee County DA's Office
• Teachers spending more on school supplies
• Dothan man charged with sex abuse, home burglary
• County schools to pay for rehab for terminated bus driver
• Higher Education director encourages cooperation in learning
• Dothan CVB employee shines as rising tourism star
• Bright's Pelosi comments make national news
• Marketers search for tenant for Sony building
• Dothan police charge five with felony crimes and one with DUI
• Dothan police charge man with illegal gun possession
• Man killed in Wednesday morning crash identified
• ABI inquiry completed in fatal Dothan police shooting
• Ozark departments prepare for year of no capital purchases
• Columbia man arrested on drug charge
• One killed in crash near Chattahoochee State Park
• Troy teen dies in weekend crash
• Fort Rucker welcomes new Aviation Branch leader
• Ozark mayor releases eliminated positions
• House burning near Wicksburg High School
• Alabama court picks retired justice for bingo probe
• Zoning ordinance rewrite catching heat
• Two commissioners-elect transitioning to office
• Despite cuts, Ozark ambulance service moving forward
• City begins rewrite of sign ordinance
• Zoning ordinance rewrite catching heat
• Fort Rucker helicopter involved in hard landing in Wicksburg
• Home, at last. New Enterprise High School opens
• Former Highlands principal dies
• Federal jobs bill bringing millions to local schools
• Longtime veterinarian Poitevint dies
• Amendment 2 would eliminate supermajority for tax renewal
• Daleville crossing guard's career stretchs 40 years
• Huntin' gator
• Highlands Elementary School holds school picnic
• Troopers identify Henry County fatality
• Rodeo stars addicted to the thrills
• Columbia stabbing suspect on probation for prior stabbing
• $26 million grant to expand Troy Cable fiber optics announced
• Ozark approves budget, makes cuts
• Unemployment rate continues to drop
• Mothers likely to face charges in newborns' deaths
• Florida man acquitted of cocaine trafficking
• Man guilty of threatening to kill people at doctor's office
• Dale County man to be executed for slaying of daughter's boyfriend
• Reward in unsolved Dothan murder reaches $18,000
• Victim of early-morning fire in Webb identified
• Kinsey brothers face drug-related burglary, shooting charges
• Man guilty of threatening to kill people at doctor's office
• Kinsey brothers face drug-related burglary, shooting charges
• SAMC selects dean for proposed medical college
• County still sees tough budget year
• Man acquitted in past armed robberies found guilty
• Fort Rucker command changes hands
• Kinsey man acquitted of child molestation
• Dothan teenager arson charge dismissed
• Enterprise man killed in crash
• Execution date set for Dale County killer
• Man convicted in Christmas Eve 2005 murder
• Southeast Alabama Foundation gets new start
• Dothan pawn shop victim of 'well-planned' burglary
• Alabama sees lowest infant mortality rate, Wiregrass on rise
• County to adopt accounts receivable policy
• Man guilty in Christmas Eve murder in Dothan
• Dothan drug suspect asks for more prison time
• Cowarts teen faces sodomy, assault charge
• Former Dothan cab driver convicted of cocaine possession
• Columbia man faces sex abuse charge
• Armories helpful even after military leaves
• Drug suspect asks for more prison time
• Ozark business has license revoked after alleged scam
• Ozark's July sales taxes down
• Automated phone calls mention Bentley, Country Crossing
• Annual rodeo set in Ozark Friday, Saturday
• Honor Flight to soar one more time
• Man acquitted in past armed robberies found guilty
• Midland City man pleads guilty to theft from Dothan teacher
• Dothan to hire new teachers and aides for Accelerated Recovery Center
• Dothan school board ends consolidation discussions
• Christmas Eve 2005 murder trial underway
• City workers to help keep eye out for crime
• Cowarts teen faces sodomy, assault charge
• Dothan's PASS program could be thing of the past
• Christmas Eve 2005 murder trial underway
• Columbia man critical after stabbing; suspect charged
• Dothan murder suspect gets 4 years in prison
• Dothan attempted murder suspect gets probation
• Greenetrack shutdown hits other Eutaw businesses
• Ala. GOP agenda includes Arizona immigration law
• White substance at Dothan Airport leads to emergency evacuation
• Columbia man critical after stabbing; suspect charged
• Attempted murder suspect gets probation
• Sessions unveils regional office in Dothan
• Murder suspect gets 4 years in prison
• Dothan teen found not guilty of armed robbery
• Dothan police four on felony charges, six for DUI
• Meth's evolution in Wiregrass one of destruction
• Two meth addicts tell life recovery story
• Accident in Dothan sends one to hospital
• Trial of man accused in 2005 Christmas Eve slaying begins Monday
• Meth lab cleanups hot, but safe
• Two meth addicts tell life recovery story
• Meth's evolution in Wiregrass one of destruction
• Former meth addict offers hope to others
• Business owners hopeful over Obama's Panama City visit
• Jackson County deputy injured in scuffle
• Farmers struggle through spotty rainfall
• Alabama educating the undereducated
• Local minister seeks to repeal felon registration ordinance
• Man charged with concrete assault crime
• Duo charged with cocaine possession
• Newest member of K-9 unit helps make drug arrest
• Ariton man charged with failing to comply with notification act
• Former Troy Dothan professor gets new lawyer in sex abuse case
• Florida murder suspect believed to be in Dothan
• Dothan man charged with concrete assault crime
• Slocomb man gets 20-years for trafficking 13 pounds marijuana
• Dothan police charge two with DUI
• Dothan police charge duo with cocaine possession
• Sessions touring Wiregrass next week for public input
• DDRA approves letter of intent for Foster Street building renovation
• Eufaula man paralyzed in alcohol-related crash files lawsuit
• New facility allows more focus on Dothan High freshmen
• Police charge Midland City man with felony theft
• Enterprise man pleads guilty to meth charge
• Clayton inmate dies after assault on female officer
• Pansey man faces cocaine trafficking charge
• Dothan man guilty of burglarizing Alfred Saliba Family Services Center
• Wednesday Ozark Police Reports
• State trooper suffers minor injuries in crash
• Local minister seeks to repeal felon registration ordinance
• Dothan man guilty of burglarizing Alfred Saliba Family Services Center
• Covenant Hospital butterly release
• Alabama educating the undereducated
• Barbour County inmate dies after assault on officer
• Dothan police arrest two on felony charges, one for DUI
• State trooper suffers minor injuries in crash
• Ammunition stores recovering from supply shortage
• Divorces
• Real Estate Transfers
• Business Licenses
• Jail Docket
• Charges dismissed against most in Greenetrack raid
• Barbour County inmates dies after assault on officer
• Immigration, big government key points in Roby town hall meeting
• Ozark schools discuss tuition for non-residents
• Alabama Supreme Court says no to Victoryland raid
• Ozark schools approve hiring substitute company
• Alabama No. 2 in teen driving deaths
• Headland man charged with van break-ins
• Geneva County deputies arrest three at Samson meth lab
• Troy woman charged with theft at Target
• Slocomb man faces tire theft charge from business
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes
• Marriage licenses
• Dothan police looking for info in armed robbery
• Enterprise man faces Florida meth charge
• Hartford man faces burglary and assault charges
• Deputies arrest suspect in counterfeit ID operation
• Houston County Commission votes on issues
• Headland mother, daughter face felony drug charges
• Deputies arrest suspect in counterfeit ID operation
• Deputy outlines plot to kill Houston County DA
• Montana Magnet students start school
• Viper motorcycles moving operation to Auburn
• Retired Navy sailor begins new teaching career
• Feds reopen fishing in Gulf off Florida Panhandle
• Deputy outlines plot to kill Houston County DA
• Wiregrass fares better than many in income loss
• Pike County turns out to send off deploying soldiers
• Repeat offenders nabbed in Geneva drug operation
• County heads receive grim budget news
• Dothan police charge two felony crimes, four with DUI
• County passes hiring freeze ahead of budget hearings
• Dothan commissioner booked on harassment charge
• Headland mother, daughter face felony drug charges
• Victoryland closes as raid looms
• Thousands gather for Alabama Fan Day practice
• Dothan City Schools stocking up on uniforms
• Dothan commissioner booked on harassment charge
• After making AYP, Ozark superintendent pledges more improvements at schools
• Elba man killed in wreck
• Retail space slowly filling in Dothan
• Patrons shop through heat, rain on tax-free weekend
• Dale law agencies help kids with United Way fundraiser
• Eleven years, no killer charged in Ozark double murder
• Wiregrass youths receive God Infusion
• Slight decline in sales taxes seen as positive
• Dothan man convicted of pool hall murder
• Schools hold open house events
• AG candidates want to work with new governor on electronic bingo
• Carver gets new gadgets
• Judge delays task force from immediate casino raid
• Former Midland City woman found guilty of assault from car crash
• Dothan man convicted of store robbery at knife-point
• Consultant beginning study on library
• Police step up traffic enforcement around school zones
• Wednesday Ozark Police reports
• Bright has spirited town hall meeting on immigration
• Houston County judge dismisses armed robbery cases
• Florida man found not guilty of molesting 12-year-old girl
• Dothan police investigate two overnight shootings
• Man charged with DUI on lawnmower
• DA: Man meant to shoot rival, accidentally killed another
• Dothan High ninth grade academy opens
• Controversial sign taken down in Abbeville
• Dothan man pleads guilty to stabbing woman during rape attempt
• Skipperville schools delayed again as construction, testing continue
• County weighs land swap on N. Oates St.
• Northview teachers receive money for supplies
• Witnesses ID suspect in Dothan murder trial
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Ozark Flowers Center in full operation after year of renovations
• Ozark library expands genealogical department
• Former Geneva pastor found guilty of theft
• Cowarts man receives 15-year prison term for sodomizing 5-year-old
• Dothan man convicted of pool hall murder
• Special education requirements hinder school systems' AYP
• Dothan man pleads guilty to beating his wife with table leg
• Video Warehouse still renting in Dothan
• Houston County jury acquits Ohio man of sex abuse
• Dothan teachers receive money for supplies
• Dothan woman acquitted of drug trafficking
• Dothan man pleads guilty to stabbing woman during rape attempt
• Ozark to discuss selling tower
• Cottonwood man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Cottonwood man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Fort Rucker job fair is Aug. 10
• Troy named among best universities in Southeast
• Ozark to discuss selling cell tower
• Divorces
• Real Estate Transfers
• Business Licenses
• Jail Docket
• Divorces
• Jail Docket
• Real Estate Licenses
• Jail Docket
• Reading apologizes for comments
• Residents flock to law enforcement's 'Night Out' in Dothan
• Boxing champ Mayweather invested in Country Crossing, wants payment
• Divorces
• Wiregrass entities partner on Economic Summit
• Dothan police charge three with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Local, traveling jobs available Tuesday at Fort Rucker Job Fair
• Troy woman charged with theft from employer
• Despite little oil, business suffering in Walton County
• Cottonwood man captured by deputies for Atlanta area murder
• Abbeville woman gets 17-year prison term for son-in-law's death
• Dothan police charge five with felony crimes, one with DUI
• Dothan police charge six teens with kidnapping, theft
• Dothan cleaner charged with theft from Sears
• Enterprise man pleads guilty to molesting 8-year-old girl
• Dothan man gets 20 years for drug distribution
• Sixteen Wiregrass schools miss AYP goals
• Cottonwood man captured by deputies for Atlanta area murder
• Dothan police charge man with enticing teenage girl for sex abuse
• Dothan City Schools miss AYP goal
• Woman gets 17-year prison term for son-in-law's death
• Two men plead guilty to armed robbery
• Task force asks judge to lift ruling barring VictoryLand raid
• Investment Company: Threat of raid damages Country Crossing bonds
• Dothan man charged with molesting two girls
• Houston County Sheriff candidates talk about job, finances
• State releases AYP results
• Troy Alumni Chapter awards scholarship
• Dothan schools stock up on student uniforms
• Dothan City Schools hold open house
• City schools to hold service provider's fair
• Dothan City School board to meet today
• Tax-free weekend Aug. 6-8
• Sheriff candidates talk about job, finances
• Friends say Kirkland had 'bright future'
• Locals believe economy set for growth
• Journalist among 150 bikers riding for cancer
• Two die in separate traffic accidents
• Hand remembered on two fields
• Supreme Court paves way for VictoryLand raid
• Peters says Race to the Top federal power grab
• Event gives low-income children fun opportunity
• Dothan police charge man with molesting 8-year-old girl
• Dothan's National Night Out to kick-off police outreach effort
• Dothan police charge two with felony crimes
• Slocomb man faces illegal prescription medication charge
• Enterprise turns out to pay respects to fallen soldier
• Special children experience life as Wal-Mart drivers
• Parents, teens finish courses at Alfred Saliba Center
• Former attorney gets work release program in child porn cases
• Fleming new Grandview principal
• Former Slocomb mayor drops out of District 87 House race
• Resident complains of boom, boom, boom
• Georgia woman gets probation for business theft
• Buffalo Rock to build in industrial park
• Dothan man faces felony drug charge from police shooting
• Investors may have lost millions in plan to re-sell cookware
• Cottonwood man pleads guilty to rape, sodomy, incest of teen girl
• Eagle, Food Bank partner for annual fundraiser
• Dothan arson suspect remains jailed on $500,000 bond
• Dothan City Schools open houses coming next week
• Midland City man faces truck theft charge
• Weeks new principal at Beverlye Magnet
• Troy police continue to investigate shooting death
• Reserve Hartford police officer arrested
• Drugs found in man's shoe after traffic stop
• Dale County sheriff's deputies catch last shoot-out suspect
• Sheriff: man confesses to courthouse bomb threat
• Brundidge man charged with burglarizing Dothan stores
• Dothan drowning victim identified
• Dothan man faces home burglary charge
• Dothan Regions Bank loan officer guilty of embezzlement
• Newton man faces assault and burglary charges
• Bright to hold Dothan town hall meeting on immigration
• Two suspects in police shooting face drug charges
• Local attorney questions legal basis for bingo license refund
• Dothan working to make city better for bikers, pedestrians
• Woman connected to investment scheme has previous conviction
• Hartford man charged with rape, sodomy of teenage girl
• Trooper collapses in summer heat
• Dothan police charge man with robbery by knife-point
• Ozark club offers programs students can use for school
• Dothan Christian ministry building condemned
• Bright, Roby discuss potential series of debates
• Golf club assailant gets probation
• Ozark Police receive grant
• Mayor calls hotel deal ‘wonderful opportunity’
• Alabama official tells about bill-writing process
• Response allows church program to keep going, expand services
• One wounded, several in custody in Napier Field shootout
• Editorial: Voters speak; what are they saying?
• Roby defeats Barber in 2nd Congressional District
• Ashford man charged with claw hammer assault
• Forrester beats Talley in Republican runoff
• Cavanaugh wins GOP runoff for PSC seat
• Grimsley wins Democratic nomination in House 85
• Forrester holds off Talley in District 4 county commission runoff
• Dothan-born Miss Alabama ready for Miss America
• Bentley wins GOP runoff for governor
• Hobby Lobby coming to renovated Northside Mall
• Midland City man charged with possession of razor blade at jail
• First lady encourages people to come to the beach
• JonJam benefit concert cranks up at Landmark
• Editorial: Poor judgement
• Teen held on $1.4 million bond
• Wallace College programs help displaced workers
• Crowds turnout for Freedom Fest at Fort Rucker
• Developer still seeking to get downtown buildings to renovate
• Brundidge plant destroyed by fire
• Dale County officials warn public about online predators
• Dothan PD makes robbery arrest
• Editorial: Pooling resources
• JonJam concert is Saturday at Landmark Park
• Dothan man celebrates first Fourth of July as American citizen
• Henry County deputy faces criminal charges
• Dale commissioners discuss downtown parking
• Editorial: Signs and semantics
• Deputies charge three Cowarts teens in donut shop robbery
• Ozark Hardware store to reopen as sewing center
• Georgia man charged with using Chinese food to smuggle drugs into jail
• Freedom Fest kicks off Fourth of July festivities
• Houston County schools prepare for budget hearing
• Column: Hiding in plain sight
• Any registered voter can vote in runoff
• Gambling probe includes lawmakers’ pay stubs
• Troy teen charged in July Fourth shooting
• Editorial: Independence Day
• Dothan police charge six with felony crimes, three with DUI
• Letter: The passport office stood still
• Developer wants to save old hotel in downtown Dothan
• Grimsley, Keith face off in House 85 runoff
• Editorial: The tail wags the dog
• Letter: Get it straight about the AEA
• Dothan police arrest three on felony drug charges
• Letter: A brilliant strategy
• Houston County man arrested on child porn charge
• No charge in Wednesay night shooting
• Letter: Rule of law, or rule of Riley?
• Letter: God and country
• Dothan teenager faces felony assault charge
• Letter: Clean house in Washington
• Dothan man gets eight years behind bars
• County clearing up who picks up garbage in some locations
• Letter: ‘Thank you, Mr. Byrd’
• Letter: One way or two?
• Man charged with butcher knife assault
• Wiregrass takes a glance at World Cup final
• Teen robbery suspect denied youthful offender status
• Letters to the Editor, July 8, 2010
• Police seek information on Jack’s Drugs burglar
• Column: Delivered from family reunions
• Woman charged with clothing, underwear theft
• Part of U.S. 231 closed after plant fire in Pike County
• Dothan police charge seven with felony crimes
• Ozark teen charged with assaulting officer
• Headland Avenue reopened
• Providence High seniors experience China
• Editorial: Feed the masses
• Samson sex offender charged in weekend stabbing death
• Goshen sex offender arrested on violation in Troy
• New program offers taxation degree via teleconferencing
• Jones Road in Wicksburg opens
• Thousands turnout for Kiwanis Club of Dothan Family 4th Celebration
• Birmingham bans texting while driving
• Ozark police commander hospitalized after assault
• Troy woman charged with smuggling drugs into jail with shoe
• Talley, Forrester still raising funds for July 13 runoff
• Neighborhood association opposed home business
• Dothan police charge two with felony crimes, two with DUI
• Dothan man ‘not sure’ whether he murdered friend
• Voters may have to deal with roadwork on Tuesday
• Church needs funds to continue outreach to at-risk children
• Clock ticks on fate of Wadlington Hotel
• Headland man charged with 10 counts of sex abuse
• Dothan police two-week crime report
• Security system goes live in two weeks
• Byrne visits Dothan to campaign before Tuesday run-off
• Trio of Cowarts teens charged in donut shop robbery
• Water World patrons seek relief from summer heat
• Man hospitalzed after shooting in Dothan
• Dothan murder suspect declared competent for trial
• Alabama sixth graders must get whooping cough vaccination
• Dothan commissioner to replace Lewis in District 86 race
• Bentley campaigns in Dothan
• Ag commission candidates seek improvements in spending, demographics
• Abbeville resident, city at odds over sign
• Federal agents arrest nine as part of Wiregrass meth ring
• Dothan PD boosting neighborhood watch initiative
• Murder, assault trial to begin in Ozark today
• Dothan City Schools say bridge program a success
• Alabama leads in starter pay for teachers
• Police use seized vehicles, cash to fight crime
• Enterprise crash leaves two teens dead
• Geneva man gets 10 years for drunk driving-related assault
• Hartford man faces meth trafficking charge
• Georgia man gets life without parole prison term
• Dale sheriff’s office to get new impound building
• Inmate charged with assault on correctional officer
• Roby, Barber battle for Republican Congressional nomination
• Dothan trailer park office robbed at gunpoint
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Houston County
• Dothan Networking Alliance
• Camp Braveheart
• Downtown Christmas Street Festival
• 3rd Annual Tri-State BBQ Festival
• Wiregrass Heritage Festival
• Downtown Christmas Street Festival

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