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Enterprise police searching for missing elderly woman
An 81-year-old woman in Enterprise is missing, and Enterprise Police are requesting help from the community to find her.
Mary Grimes was last seen near Edwards Street in Enterprise Tuesday at 1 p.m. She could be traveling in a red 2017 Nissan Murano.
She may be living with a condition that impairs her judgement.
Anyone with information on her location should call the Enterprise Police Department at (334) 347-2222.
Seay chosen as Geneva City Schools superintendent
The Geneva City School Board unanimously tapped educator Jami Seay as the new superintendent.
Seay is currently the Mulkey Elementary School principal.
She replaces Ron Snell, who retired in December.
AHS Spring Football game: Friday, May 16
Houston County Sheriffs need your help identifying these people
On May 1, 2025 The Houston County Sheriff’s Office Responded to Crabapple Court (Southern Hills) in Rehobeth, AL to investigate a burglary. Upon further investigation, it was determined two unknown male subjects disguised themself as maintenance workers and used force to enter the residence. U.S. Currency along with jewelry were taken. Attached are photographs for your reference. If you have any information regarding the identity of these individuals or may have seen the vehicle please call The Houston County Sheriff’s Office at 334-677-4808.
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On May 1, 2025 The Houston County Sheriff’s Office Responded to Crabapple Court (Southern Hills) in Rehobeth, AL to investigate a burglary. Upon further investigation, it was determined two unknown male subjects disguised themself as maintenance workers and used force to enter the residence. U.S. Currency along with jewelry were taken. Attached are photographs for your reference. If you have any information regarding the identity of these individuals or may have seen the vehicle please call The Houston County Sheriff’s Office at 334-677-4808.
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City of Dothan approves $55 million for city hall project
Dothan’s city commissioners approved a $55 million deal to find a new place to stay — right across from the Houston County Courthouse.
City Manager Randy Morris said the city hall project was a big part of revitalizing downtown Dothan. The project also includes an annex, the details for which expected to appear at a coming commission meeting.
The project is expected to take about 18 months to complete with construction beginning in summer.
Several months of design have led to the agreement with Brasfield and Gorrie finally appearing in a multi-million dollar deal.
The city secured the funds through a loan with Regions Bank, who provided a fixed interest rate which is projected to save the city over $3 million.
All departments in the Civic Center will move to the new location.
The city acquired nearby land and structures for the new campus.
