St. Columba Catholic Church started humbly enough ̶ parishioners gathered in a home on East Main Street in Dothan. Four times a year, a priest traveled from Eufaula to celebrate Mass.
From its earliest days in the 1880s, Dothan has been a hotbed of religious activity.
The Wiregrass has an abundance of churches.
The Word of Truth Family Church Restoration Camp Meeting will be held Feb. 18-21 with services at 6 p.m. The non-denominational gathering will be held at 5474 Highway 231 S. in Ozark and will feature special worship each night by Common Ground Ministries and guest speakers. Snacks and drinks…
New Covenant Church on County Road 55 in Newton will hold revival services with Brother Tim Hall from Nancy, Kentucky, beginning Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. Other services will be held at 6 p.m. nightly with no specific date for the revival to end. For more information, call 334-405-9247.
Faith Deliverance Ministries of Berachah Inc., 1310 W. Carroll St., Dothan, will celebrate 21 years of service by Apostle Christine Sherman with an appreciation celebration on Feb. 11-13 with services at 7:30 p.m.; a banquet on Feb. 14 at 6 p.m.; and a service on Feb. 15 at 9 a.m. Tickets to…
New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 1110 Allen Road, Dothan, will hold its annual Matrons’ Day Observance on Feb. 8 at 2:30 p.m. Guest minister will be the Rev. Patrick Gilley, pastor of St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church in Donalsonville, Georgia. The public is invited. Call 334-793-71…
Klondyke Gospel Music Center, located between Newton and Ozark at 3885 Highway 123 S., will host the following acts in February: Jerry Thomas from Montgomery, Feb. 6; One Accord from Columbus, Georgia, Feb. 7; The Jim Cook Family from Kelso, Tennessee, Feb. 13; John Lanier from Kennedy, Feb.…
Maple Avenue Baptist Church, 1009 W. Maple Ave., Geneva, will host its monthly luncheon of the non-denominational 39er’s C.L.U.B. (Christians Living Under the Blood) on Feb. 10 at 11 a.m. Reservations are needed by Feb. 4. Past attendees should call their table hostess; newcomers should call…
Klondyke Gospel Music Center, located between Newton and Ozark at 3885 Highway 123 S., will host: God's Messengers of Slocomb, Jan. 30; The Bowen Family of Panama City, Jan. 31. Free admission. Offering taken. Concert begins at 7 p.m. For more information, call 334-405-1500.
It ain't nothing but a "C" thang baby. And in this case, the "C" stands for cereal.
'The Guardian' reports that high consumption of salt drives up blood pressure, which can lead to poor cardiovascular health and a risk of early death.
The company says it discovered the problem after getting consumer complaints about the juice's taste.
This week's recipe roundup offers innovative ways to use seasonal veggies and tips to make the best-ever egg salad sandwich.
Not long ago in this column, I shared why it’s so hard to preserve exterior wood using any number of products. One of them was paint. You may have been one of the many readers that reached out to me.
Q: I live in a nine-unit self-managed condominium building. Over the years, the board members rented out their units. In one year, two units sold and a third unit is up for sale. I’m concerned about the direction we’re going in. The president still rents out his unit. I’m a long-time resident. What do you think of the status of this situation?
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Why is it so difficult to swat a fly? A team of insect experts explains how a fly’s sophisticated vision allows it to quickly react to visual cues.
An anti-vaccine group that has harassed doctors and public officials in Italy and France is still active on platforms like Facebook despite efforts to rein in their abuse and misinformation. The organization, known as V_V, bombards its victims with dozens, hundreds or even thousands of abusive posts. V_V has also put up bounties for anti-vaccine graffiti, and tried to disrupt vaccine clinics. Facebook took action against the network last year but V_V remains active on that platform and others, showing just how difficult it can be for tech companies to stop coordinated harassment or potentially dangerous claims about vaccines.
Ukraine’s health care system already was struggling due to corruption, mismanagement and the COVID-19 pandemic. But the war with Russia has only made things worse, with facilities damaged or destroyed, medical staff relocating to safer places and many drugs unavailable or in short supply. Care is being provided in the hardest-hit areas by doctors who have refused to evacuate or have rushed in as volunteers, putting themselves at great risk. The district hospital in the northeastern town of Zolochiv near the Russian border doesn't have a single building that has escaped artillery damage. The staff has dwindled from 120 to just 47, but the facility's administrator says they stay because “people need us.”
It's an increasingly familiar sight in U.S. cities and suburbs: workers in gloves and masks, spraying yards for mosquitoes. As climate change widens the insect's range and lengthens its prime season, more Americans are resorting to the booming industry of professional extermination. But the chemical bombardment worries scientists who fear over-use of pesticides is harming pollinators and worsening a growing threat to birds that eat insects. Federal officials report “dramatic” increases in illnesses spread by mosquitoes and other blood feeders, including Zika and West Nile viruses. At the same time, many beneficial insect species are threatened with extinction. Some experts say spraying should be a last resort, after removing breeding sites like standing water.
An anti-vaccine group that has harassed doctors and public officials in Italy and France is still active on platforms like Facebook despite efforts to rein in their abuse and misinformation. The organization, known as V_V, bombards its victims with dozens, hundreds or even thousands of abusive posts. V_V has also put up bounties for anti-vaccine graffiti, and tried to disrupt vaccine clinics. Facebook took action against the network last year but V_V remains active on that platform and others, showing just how difficult it can be for tech companies to stop coordinated harassment or potentially dangerous claims about vaccines.
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You can’t go wrong with the classic combination of chocolate and peanut butter. TikTok creator @isaiahacosta716 shows how easy it is to make chocolate peanut butter cups at home with a muffin tin. They only take 15 minutes to assemble.
Making your own Snickers bar is easier than you might think (though a food processor definitely helps). This recipe from @bakesby.britt is a healthier vegan alternative to the store bought version.
If you love the watermelon version of Sour Patch candy but you want a healthier alternative without any gelatin, try this recipe from @jacquegotmeat using real watermelon rinds.
Have you ever wanted a homemade version of your favorite candy bars? These TikTok recipes give you total control of what goes into your candy and taste as delicious (if not more so) than the real thing.
There are some very special groups of dogs out there, known as Gifted Word Learners, their particular talent is being able to learn the names of multiple toys. Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
Dr. Jerry Klein, Chief Veterinary Officer at the American Kennel Club in Chicago, Illinois, has these tips on what and what not to feed your puppy.
This is how you break away from your parents’ bad money habits. Pennygem’s Natasha Abellard has the story.
Pets can get in stinky situations, but when that’s not the case it's important not to mask their smell. Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.