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FNF Game of the Week Preview: Ariton, Cottonwood clash in Week 6 game that could determine 2A-Region 2 champion (opens the original)
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(WTVY) - A premier Class 2A showdown is set for Friday night as rivals Cottonwood and Ariton, both undefeated in region play, clash under the lights. Last season, Cottonwood edged Ariton by a single point. The two programs have faced off every season since 2010, and this year, the stakes could not be higher. “It’s obviously a huge game,” Ariton head coach Steve Kilcrease said. “Region championship implications on the line. And, you know, to us, they’ve sort of been the benchmark of our region th
Dothan United launches clubhouse store (opens the original)
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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Dothan United Dragons fans now have a dedicated downtown location to purchase team merchandise year-round. The club teamed up with Genius Hub on Tuesday for an official “Clubhouse Kickoff,” celebrating the opening of their new storefront across from the Dothan Civic Center. The downtown location offers official team merchandise, supporter apparel, and custom jerseys made directly on site. “We get asked all the time, ‘Where can I get gear before the game in December for the
FNF Game of the Week Preview: Cottonwood, Ashford renew county rivalry in Week 5 (opens the original)
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(WTVY) - As high school football crosses the midpoint of the regular season, the Cottonwood Bears and Ashford Yellowjackets are set to clash in a high-stakes non-region showdown. Just 11 miles separate Cottonwood and Ashford, but come Friday night, that stretch of highway might as well be a battle line. The two Houston County neighbors have met more than 60 times on the gridiron, renewing a long-dormant rivalry in 2024 for the first time since 2005. “I think our kids mutually respect each other,
Association leaders, coaches react to AISA athletics coming to an end (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WTVY) - A seismic shift is coming to Alabama high school athletics. After more than 50 years of administering interscholastic sports and crowning state champions, the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA) Board of Directors voted Wednesday to conclude its athletic program following the 2026-27 school year. RELATED: AISA votes to drop athletics for schools starting 2027-2028 The AISA has served as an independent governing body for private school sports across the state,
Beloved Dothan flea market to close after nearly 4 decades (opens the original)
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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - For nearly four decades, weekends in the area meant a trip out to Sadie’s Flea Market in Dothan, where vendors from all over came to sell their items on tables and in booths. This upcoming weekend, that chapter is officially coming to a bittersweet end. What started as a peanut field and produce stand in the 1980s grew into a weekend tradition for thousands. Sadie and Kenneth West passed the business down to their three daughters 27 years ago: Karen West Draper, Lori West S
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