Dothan Fire is responding to a wreck at Montgomery Highway and Westgate Parkway.
Dothan Police are already on-scene and reporting one juvenile is complaining of head pain and an adult may need medical attention.
Dothan Fire responded to a report of a structure fire at Cherokee + Main and began ventilating the building.
Cherokee Avenue beside the business was briefly blocked.
Initial reports indicated smoke and flames were visible, but units arriving on-scene did not see any flames.
Ozark Fire was dispatched to a report of a rollover wreck at Highway 123 and Harry Walker Road in Dale County.
Two vehicles are reported to be involved, one of which reportedly rolled over.
Two injuries with entrapment were initially reported.
Survival flight was launched, but later canceled.
Dothan Fire is responding to a report of a critical wreck at the 1900 block of Reeves Street.
Two vehicles were involved with moderate damage reported.
UPDATE: Power has been restored.
ORIGINAL: A line of storms moved through the Wiregrass Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, putting the region under a severe thunderstorm warning and a tornado watch.
A wind advisory brought sustained widespread winds of 30 to 40 mph, with some areas seeing wind gusts of 50 to 80 mph.
RSN is monitoring the situation. Please pay attention to local meteorologists.
The Pea River Electric Cooperative shows thousands of outages in Dale, Geneva, Coffee, Barbour and Henry Counties.
The Alabama Power outage map shows some several hundred people out of power in New Brockton and Enterprise. Communities in Coffee County and Geneva County are affected, and some outages are beginning to appear in Henry County. UPDATE: Most of these outages are resolved.
The Wiregrass Electric Cooperative map shows over 150 outages in Coffee County, Geneva County and Houston County. UPDATE: These outages seem to be resolved.
Some 30 power outages are reported in Dothan. UPDATE: These outages seem to be resolved.
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A singer/songwriter competition is coming to the Dothan Opera House in July.
Presented by Mitchell Automotive and sponsored by Visit Dothan and Tixr, The Circle Sessions offer a chance for singer/songwriters everywhere to make their mark.
The event is set for July 19. Applications to compete are now open and must be competed by April 30. You can apply for your chance to compete by visiting www.dothanoperahouse.com/circle-sessions. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking event that celebrates original music and artistry.
The Circle Sessions is not just for local artists—this competition is open to singer-songwriters from anywhere who are ready to make their mark. Whether you’re from a small town or a big city, if you have original music and a story to tell, this stage is for you.
Only six talented applicants will advance to the final competition, where they will compete for career-changing prizes. The grand prize winner will receive $3,000 in prize money, one year of social media coaching, exclusive one-on-one time with an industry professional, and a headlining performance at the Porter Park Amphitheater. The second-place winner will be awarded $2,000 in prize money, six months of social media coaching, one-on-one time with an industry professional, and an opening slot for the Porter Park Amphitheater show.
As a special welcome to Dothan, all contestants will receive an exclusive welcome bag from Visit Dothan, which includes hotel accommodations, a gas card, gift cards to some of
Dothan’s best restaurants, and more.
The competition is open exclusively to solo artists and duos, with a maximum of two performers allowed on stage.