After leading the charge to scuttle an educator’s ethics bill it described as too vague, the Alabama Education Association is throwing its support behind another ethics code and a bill that would call for the immediate termination of convicted felons.

Even in a soft hiring freeze, county officials are finding one new hire is justified.

Amid the confused state of Alabama electronic bingo, Houston County officials amended their local charitable bingo policies Monday to reflect the latest court definition of the game, in an effort to remain in compliance with state laws.

Seventy-five of the 100 years that Boy Scouts of America have been in existence, Eagle Scout Ted Spangenberg has been a member. He celebrated the organization’s anniversary today on Sunday at Landmark Park with dozens of other boy scouts. The event featured exhibits and a celebration of the boy scouts in and around Dothan.

Ask the neighbors, and they’ll tell you: no one throws a Superbowl party in Ozark like Stuart Skinner.

As part of Black History Month, the Dothan Eagle interviewed four black female business owners in Ozark to discuss both the challenges and accomplishments of running a business in today’s economy.

The fact that advertisers were lined up to haggle over paying $2.5 million to $3.5 million per 30-second spot is a sign that the economy is on the rebound.

On Saturday, instructors with the Wiregrass Mixed Martial Arts Academy in Ozark spent time teaching women mental and physical keys to survival. The womens defense course was offered free of charge at the academy, which is inside Anytime Fitness.

The mistakes in your life don’t define you.

The seemingly never-ending cycle of rainfall in the Wiregrass has caused some Dothan manholes to overflow with sewage.