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• River Levels Update Mar 21 Sunday @ 2 am cdt
  Sunday 3/21 @ 2 am cdt update completed.. Currently, one area river location is above flood stage.. Next rain Sunday (0.25 to 0.75 inch likely)..
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• Bill Johnson Speaks to Wiregrass Patriots
  A former head of ADECA tells Wiregrass citizens why they should elect him as Governor.
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• Family Members Remember Murdered Store Owner
  As police continue to search for a killer residents and family speak out about the murder of Grace Ann Bridges Dedert.
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• Thousands expected in DC for anti-war protest
  Organizers say thousands of people are headed to the nation's capital to protest on the seventh anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
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• High-wire performer strolls between towers in Florida
  A world record-holding high-wire performer crossed a 50-foot span between 32-story towers in downtown Fort Myers to promote upcoming performances.
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• Bernanke Wants to Keep Fed as watchdog of small US banks
  Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is making a fresh pitch for the Fed to retain its oversight of small banks.
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• Lesser-known germ a bigger hospital threat
  A new study finds that as one superbug seems to be fading as a threat in hospitals, another is on the rise.
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• Landmark Park Holds Spring Farm Day
  Saturday is the first official day of spring and Landmark Park will be celebrating with its 27th annual Spring Farm Day.
  
• Wiregrass Home and Garden Expo Sparks Ideas
  Wiregrass residents got some ideas from this year’s Wiregrass Home and Garden Expo.
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• Dothan Police and March of Dimes Fire it Up
  Dothan Police Department and March of Dimes cooked up a great time Friday.
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• Suspects in Midland City Home Invasion May be Connected to Dothan Crime
  A Midland City family is trying to rest after a late night home invasion.
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• Cameras Going Up Above Dothan Intersections
  Driving around Dothan, you may have noticed some new additions at several intersections.
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• Health care overhaul vote update
  Some Democrats who backed health care legislation when it passed the House in November are showing signs of defecting.
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• Tyson testifies he has statewide clout over bingo
  Tyson testifies he has statewide clout over bingo
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• Bank robbery suspects arrested
  A man and woman suspected of robbing three banks along the Florida-Alabama border have been arrested in Destin, FL.
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• Obama rallies health care votes
  Republicans are united in opposition to Obama's proposal, and House Democrats are still searching for the 216 votes they need to pass the Senate version.
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• Enterprise High School students raise over $3,000 for Haiti
  Enterprise High School students are celebrating their success raising money for Haiti relief efforts.
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• Wal-Mart Renovation bring jobs to Enterprise
  An upgrade at an area Wal-Mart means additional jobs.
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• Houston County Road Crews Working Overtime
  Weather delays have kept Houston County workers from completing certain road projects around the county.
  
• Rain keeps farmers out of field during planting season
  Planting season for corn has begun but many farmers have yet to get seeds in the ground.
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• Ashford Elementary Students Think about Future
  Students at Ashford Elementary thought about their future Thursday.
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• Wal-Mart Helps Makes Students Smile
  Kids at Ashford Elementary turned from students to professional truck drivers Thursday.
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• Distance Learning Helps Houston Co. High Schoolers
  With finance shortfalls in several Wiregrass schools, cuts are being made on a regular basis,but technology is helping bring Houston County students together for high tech learning.
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• Casey Anthony has no money to pay for defense
  The Florida mother charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter had $205,000 in a defense fund, but that money is gone.
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• Vacationing couple thinks Aruba photo shows human remains on ocean floor
  Photos have been given to the FBI which has an open case file on missing Alabama woman, Natalie Holloway
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• Sinkhole repairs to close stretch of I-65 just south of Huntsville
  16-mile stretch of I-65 in North Alabama closed to repair sinkhole.
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• Fee hikes could help balance GA budget
  Proposed fee hikes in Georgia would increase the cost of things like filing fees for corporations, the renewal of special license plates and licenses for coin-operated amusement machines.
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• FL passes NRA-backed adoption bill
  The Florida Legislature has passed a bill that prohibits adoption agencies from considering gun ownership in any way when determining a person's suitability to adopt.
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• Health care overhaul vote expected Sunday
  A Sunday vote is expected on a $940 billion health care overhaul bill.
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• The Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition Visits Dothan
  Leaders in the bio-fuel industry from across Alabama and the nation got together today at the Wiregrass Rehabilitation Center to talk about alternative fuels.
• KFH Industries Expected to Bring Miami Location to Dothan
  KFH Industries Incorporated has been located in Dothan since 2005, and now the company has decided to move its Miami plant to Dothan also. This September when the transition to Dothan is complete, there will be 20 new jobs. Management at KFH says by that point, the company will have hired a total of 200 people from the Dothan area.
• Bill proposed to let convicted felons free
  A bill to let convicted murderers free on parole is in the legislature right now.
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• Income Tax Deadline Approaching
  Everyone likes to get a big check in the mail and many in the Wiregrass are getting those after filing their 2009 income tax return. And the deadline is quickly approaching.
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• Troy King and Luther Strange go head to head
  He along with the other republican attorney general candidate Luther Strange went head to head Wednesday at the Coffee County Republican Women's meeting.
  
• Fire Destroys Business
  A Dothan business is destroyed by an overnight fire.
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• Residents React to Census Forms
  The government is taking steps to make sure everyone counts this year. U.S. Census forms are arriving in area mailboxes.
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• GOP anti-health care proposal narrowly defeated
  A Republican-backed proposal opposing President Barack Obama's push for health care overhaul has been narrowly defeated in the Senate.
• Georgia legislature considering bill to scan pets for microchips before euthanizing
  Shelters must scan animals for a microchip before euthanizing them under legislation that cleared the House unanimously.
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• Columbus, Georgia to help pay for state crime lab
  Columbus has agreed to pay up to $66,500 to keep the Georgia Bureau of Investigation crime lab in the city open through June.
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• Body found in golf course pond was missing Birmingham attorney
  Widow of missing lawyer shocked by husband's fate
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• Judge sticks to Monday bingo deadline for Alabama Attorney General
  Judge says monday deadline still applies for AG to say where he stands on electronic bingo investigation by Governor's Task Force.
• Alaska investigates killer wolves
  An Alaska veterinarian is trying to determine if two wolves killed a woman who was jogging.
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• Jobs bill awaits Obama's signature
  A bill passed by the Senate would provide a temporary payroll tax holiday to companies that hire and would pump $20 billion into the federal highway construction fund.
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• Wholesale prices drop in February
  Wholesale inflation dropped 0.6 percent in February.
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• Courthouse Fund Protects Employees from Lay-offs
  The Alabama court system is laying off more than 100 temporary employees.
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• Traffic Stop Leads to Burglary Arrest
  Houston county authorities have arrested a burglary suspect wanted in connection with more than 2-dozen thefts.
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• New Brockton has hope for rejuvenation through a bond
  Leaders in the Town of New Brockton are hoping that a low interest bond from the federal stimulus package will help rejuvenate the town by attracting new businesses.
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• Enterprise Rotary allocates money for local organizations
  The Rotary Club of Enterprise is supporting the Coffee County Family Services in their effort to make sure children are read to.
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• Henry County Board of Education Under Fire by NJROTC Parents
  Parents are speaking out about an alleged injustice involving the Henry County NJROTC.
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• Dothan Kiwanis Club Watched a Country Crossing Presentation
  Earlier today, Doug Rainer- Communications Director for Ronnie Gilley Properties-made a presentation at the Dothan Kiwanis club luncheon.
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Sunday March 21

• Bunny Cake Sale
• Fundraiser for Taylor Senior adult Center
• Photography Show

Monday March 22

• Bunny Cake Sale
• Fundraiser for Taylor Senior adult Center
• WIND (Women Investing in a New Downtown) general membership meeting
• Photography Show