STEERS & BULLS (MEDIUM & LARGE 1 & 2 )
150-300 Lbs. up to 640.00
300-400 Lbs. up to 580.00
400-500 Lbs. up to 535.00
500-600 Lbs. up to 500.00
600-700 Lbs. up to 430.00
700-800 Lbs. up to 370.00
HEIFERS (MEDIUM & LARGE 1 & 2)
150-300 Lbs. up to 630.00
300-400 Lbs. up to 535.00
400-500 Lbs. up to 510.00
500-600 Lbs. up to 435.00
600-700 Lbs. up to 385.00
700-800 Lbs. up to 325.00
SLAUGHTER CLASSES
COWS
High Dressing up to 184.00
Breakers up to 182.00
Lean up to 170.00
Bulls up to 211.00
Replacement Classes
Bred Cows 3,225.00
Cow Calf pairs N/A
Slaughter classes steady to 3 higher. Replacement bred cows steady to very firm . Calves and feeder cattle 3 to 8 higher again !! All buyers still with good strong orders and needing cattle and creating a very strong Demand ! Fed Cattle in the West last week trading at 233 to 235 with Iowa to 244.50 !
Thank you all for your business and friendship !! And remember, we are not here just to sell your cattle, we are here to do what ever it takes to get every penny we can for your cattle.
DOTHAN: 09:10 AM Dothan 911 dispatched a structure fire, 802 Blackshear Street in Dothan. Initial reports to Dothan 911, fire on the fron porch, reported by neighbors.
Multiple Dothan Fire Engine Companies responded to the scene. Dothan Fire Engine Company 5 ( Eastside ), Engine 10 ( West Main Street ), Engine 3 ( Whatley Drive ) and Engine 9 ( Technology Drive ). Pilcher Ambulance responded and Dothan Police Patrol.
09:16 AM Dothan 911 reported to responding fire engine companies, Dothan Police on scene and reported flames underneath the porch.
09:16 AM Deputy Fire Chief Ash on the scene. Reports a single story, mobile home structure, smoke under the porch.
09:16 AM Dothan Fire Engine Company 5 ( Eastside ) on the scene.
09:20 AM Dothan Fire Deputy Chief Ash repported fire knock down, under control. Engine Company 5 could handle amd all incoming fire units can return to service.
09:21 AM Deputy Chief Ash called for a Fire Investigator to respond to the scene. Dothan Fire Prevention Officer responding.
OZARK: In about 9 hours from the firearm assault, the Attempted Murder suspect is in custody.
On Monday morning, around 11:30 AM, Ozark-Dale County 911 dispatched Ozark Police and Ozark Fire-Rescue to a firearm assault near Martin Luther King Avenue in Ozark.
On arrival the emergency units found a male subject, conscious and alert, suffereing from a gunshot wound to the torso. The firearm asasult victim was transprted by Ozark Fire-Rescue to a local hospital.
Ozark Police Criminal Investigators initial investigation revealed there was an apparent verbal altercation. The verbal altercation lead to a firearm assault. Ozark Police quickly determined a suspect.
A BOLO was issued for Jerome Darnell Johnson, age 38. The suspect hed fled the scene before officers arrived. Johnson was known to frequest Ozark and Clio areas. Johnson was reported to be armed and dangerous.
Jerome Darnell Johnson was booked into the Dale County Jail at 8:21 PM on Monday evening for Attempted Murder. At this time there is no bond. Johnson will have a 72 hours hearing before Dale County District Court Judge Stan Garner.
Please join us in congratulating those who were recently promoted within the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Department of Public Safety (DPS)!
Highway Patrol:
– Captain Jeremy Baker, Headquarters
– Captain Tracey McCord, Troop B
– Corporal Cory Athey, Troop A
– Corporal James Gaddy, Troop E (not pictured)
Motor Carrier Safety Unit:
– Corporal Christopher Ward
Driver License:
– DL Supervisor Kelly McLaughlin, Headquarters
– DL Supervisor Kameshia Peters, Region G
– DL Supervisor Danita Davis, Region C
– DL Examiner III Nikita Middleton, Region G
– DL Examiner III Ella Spencer, Region G
Special Guest:
City of Ozark Mayor, (former ALEA DPS Colonel) Charles Ward
RSN posted this obit but the CELEBRATION OF LIFE details have been made: Thursday, April 2, 2026, First United Methodist Church in Dothan, Al. The address is 1380 W. Main Street, Dothan, Al. 36301. Time will be 3:00 PM in the Sanctuary.
Visitation will be at 2:00 PM in the Parlor of the Church.
CELEBRATION OF MIKE: Same date, 4:00 – 7:00 PM, at Miller Farm, 2305 Woodham Road in Dothan. Wear Crimson and White attire, jeans and boots are perfect.
Doubletree By Hilton will serve as the host hotal for Mike’s Memorial Service. Address is 2740 Ross Clark Circle, Dothan, Al. 36301; 334-699-1400 – contact Celeste Jones.
Michael “Mike” Dale Marshall
April 2,1962 – March 13, 2026
It is with profoundly heavy hearts that the family of Michael “Mike” Dale Marshall sharesthe news of his untimely passing on March 13, 2026, at his home in Atlanta, Georgia. Mike was 63.
Born in Dothan, Alabama, on April 2,1962, to the late Gayle Bostick Marshall and the late Larry Wood Marshall, Mike was a member of the1980 class of Northview High School, where he graduated with honors. Following high school, he attended the University of Alabama on a full academic scholarship majoringin Biology and Healthcare Administration. While at the University, Mike formedmany lifelong friendships, pledged Phi Gamma Delta, taught Biology as a student professor, had a marvelous timeandgraduated with honors. He was exceptionallyintelligent, undeniably fun,mischievous (in a good way) and 100% unpretentious. He was, as one friend said, “gentle as a flower and tough as boot leather”. Mike was a man who demonstrated personal integrity, loyalty, compassion, kindness, and humor in all things. He was a rabid football fan and spent most of his Fall Saturdays cheering on the Crimson Tide.He was a loving and devoted husband to Jo Ann and a committed and caringfather to John Robert. Mike wasdearly loved by his family and friends. He was a person of substance. His laugh was unique and positivelycontagious, and he was known to be thoughtful and generous, especially to thosein need or with disabilities.Mikecared deeply for “his people” and gave of his time and his heartwithout reservation.
Professionally, Mike enjoyed a long and successful career in hospital administration at various hospitals, including Mobile Infirmary, several Health South Rehabilitation hospitals across the southeast, and later, as CEO of Bryan Whitfield Memorial Hospital in Demopolis, Alabama. He was a gifted leader, assets manager, and troubleshooter. In many instances, he instituted visionary procedures that brought about dramatic positive changes in the facilities he managed and communities he served. His“open door policy” was more than mere words as he literally removed the door to his office to encourage collaboration and openness amongst hospital leadership and fellow team members.
He was preceded in death by his beloved son, John Robert Christian III; brother, Marty Marshall (Cindy); and father-in-law JoeMiller (Mary Lou). He is survived by his loving wife, Jo Ann Miller Marshall; brother, Mitch Marshall; sister-in-law, TeresaMiller Norman (Keith); nieces, Anna Marshall McKnight (Dustin), Dr. Rebecca Marshall, Makayla Marshall, Mariah Marshall, and Johnson Norman; nephews, Byrne Norman, Jr. (Kathryn), Miller Norman (Emily), and Harry Norman (Maggie); and many great nieces and nephews.
The date for Mike’s memorial service, which will be held at First United Methodist Church of Dothan, Alabama, has not yet been finalized. Details will be forthcoming shortly and posted on social media and onthe website of HM Patterson & Sons:
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the IndependenceWORKS Day Program at JF&CS, where Mike and Jo Ann’s son, John Robert, spent tenjoy-filled years as a beneficiary of this wonderful special needs program:
HENRY: Henry County 911 dispatched Henry County Sheriff Deputies to a missing 2 year old child. ( Almost 3 years of age ).
The child was autistic and had gone missing from his residence on Henry County Road 32.
Henry County Sheriff Eric Blakenship, Henry County Sheriff Deputy Carlson and ALEA – Trooper Larry Sapp arrived on the scene very quickly. They spread out quickly.
Henry County Sheriff Carlson checked a culvert under the roadway about short distance from the child’s residence. Deputy Carlson spotted the child in the culvert. As the Deputy approached the child he ran. Before Deputy Carlson could reach the child the child reached water. Deputy Carlson went into the water after the child and pulled him out safely.
What could have ended bad, due to the Henry County 911 quick action, and the quick actions of Sheriff Blankenship, Deputy Carlson and ALEA Trooper Sapp, the child was found safe and returned to his parents.
NOTE: The mother was attentive to the child. However, he was able to push a window and escape from the house. When the mother was unable to locate quickly she did as she should and quickly called 911 and summoned help.
