3+ day, 1+ hour ago (326+ words) GENEVA, Ala. (WTVY) - A group of volunteers in Geneva County spends their own time and money building wheelchair ramps and repairing porches, steps, and handrails for residents with physical limitations, providing the work free of charge. Ronnie Baine and other members of the Men on Missions ministry have built between 45 and 50 accessibility ramps and done related repairs for people in Geneva, Holmes, Houston, and Covington counties. "It's just been a blessing," Baine said. "It's the stories about the people that you've helped. It's not about me and the guys'Men on Missions, that's what we call ourselves'it's not about us. It's about serving people, and that's what we enjoy doing." Baine began the work after a community member suffered an accident, and he was asked to help. He soon realized he was passionate about the job and continued to help others…...

6+ day, 11+ min ago (76+ words) Community partners joined New Beginning Ministries International along West Main Street to serve free meals to those in need on Monday. Dothan ministry and community members partner to serve free meals Andalusia announces major development projects to attract residents, visitors Dothan Wolves' softball team helps send thousands of Christmas gifts worldwide News4 Morning Mingle | All about Meredith's Miracles News4 Morning Mingle | Trawick's Christmas in the Woodlands SARCOA program helps seniors avoid spending Christmas alone...

1+ week, 2+ day ago (76+ words) Amanda Knight revealed when and where Balkum Baptist Church will be serving meals to the community and what the church hopes to accomplish on Thanksgiving Day. Balkum Baptist Church to offer free meals on Thanksgiving Day Spreading joy through "Adopt a Grandparent for Christmas" program News4 First Alert Weather Extra | Weather In Words: Not very thankful for the warmth! News4 First Alert Weather Extra: Winter Weather Folklore Thursday AM Forecast: Foggy mornings, very warm afternoons...

2+ week, 2+ day ago (192+ words) DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Bells will soon ring again at Walmart and stores as the Salvation Army launched their Red Kettle campaign on Thursday in Dothan. The Salvation Army first came to America in 1880 and has served families every holiday season since. The donation-filled red kettles touch 15 million people in the country, according to Corps Officer Major Linda Payton. Marc Cronin, with Wiregrass 2-1-1, and his family have been a part of that statistic. This year, Cronin made the first contribution of the season. "My family has benefited from the Salvation Army 50 years ago. It's an honor to be the first one to donate. It does mean a lot to me. It means a lot to my family. It's something we've always supported my entire life," Cronin said. The goal this season is to raise $120,000 to support even more families during the…...

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