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Tell us what you think about Country Crossing

March 03, 2008

By Lance Griffin

Posted by Lance Griffin on 03/03 at 05:36 PM (0) Comments | Permalink

Check our published articles on Country Crossing

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Below are links to our stories on Country Crossing as of March 3.

The original story announcing Country Crossing

Country Crossing Questions and Answers

Coffee Couty residents react to losing Country Crossing to Houston County

Electronic Bingo played major role in bringing Country Crossing to Houston County

Economic decisions led Gilley to move Country Crossing to Houston County

County and Country Crossing to create Cooperative District

Commissioners say they didn’t consider political ramifications of vote

Country Crossing has potential to spin off more attractions, industry

Development could make traffic problem worthy of a country song

Posted by Lance Griffin on 03/03 at 02:57 PM (0) Comments | Permalink

Welcome to the Dothan Eagle Country Crossing blog!

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Welcome to our blog. Check back regularly for the latest news on the proposed Country Crossing development in Houston County. As news about the development happens, we’ll put it here and on our main page. Plus, we want to hear from you, so feel free to interact with us by responding to this blog. We look forward to hearing from you.

Posted by Lance Griffin on 03/03 at 02:42 PM (1) Comments | Permalink

One year anniversary

March 01, 2008

By WRBL Staff

Today marks the first anniversary of the tornado that struck the Enterprise. It’s a day that many local residents will spend remembering those killed, and appreciating the efforts it has taken to rebuild neighborhoods.

Last night members of the community gathered for memorial services at Hillcrest Baptist Church. It was a night to remember the eight students who were killed when the tornado struck third hall at Enterprise High School. And Edna Strickland, who died in her home on College Street.

Over the next two days, the Dothan Eagle and The Enterprise Ledger will publish a series of stories that look back over the last year - the rebuilding efforts, the struggle by students to cope with the loss of friends and the close bond the families of ‘The 8’ have formed.

In the days following the tornado, many readers emailed their thoughts, prayers and poems to our staff. Many were published in this blog. We’d like to invite you to again share your memories and support.

Posted by WRBL Staff on 03/01 at 12:34 AM (0) Comments | Permalink