A large crowd of Enterprise residents, of all races, showed up on Wednesday, June 3, to hold a peaceful protest against racism and the killing of black Americans by police officers.
The United States Postal Service announced Wednesday, June 3, that the Kinston Main Post Office has temporarily suspended operations.
According to the Coffee County Emergency Management Agency, Coffee County has just 64 current COVID-19 cases that are still in quarantine, as …
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With medical supplies in short supply all around the state and country, Enterprise High School’s engineering program has stepped up to produce…
A portion of County Road 723 will be closed for drainage improvements Tuesday, June 2.
The 2020 New Brockton queens were crowned Saturday, May 30. Maddison Bragg, left, was crowned Miss New Brockton and Josie Martin, right, was c…
UPDATE: Ozark Police Chief Marlos Walker has confirmed that only one person was in the civilian helicopter that crashed in a residential neigh…
New Brockton High School graduates got to say their final farewells to each other in a modified graduation ceremony – broken up into two cerem…
Enterprise High School honored the Class of 2020 on Thursday, May 21, with a unique graduation ceremony that was split up into four blocks of …
Enterprise High School Principal Brent Harrison on May 26 officially departed from his alma mater to take over as principal at Saraland High School.
The Coffee County Commission held a public hearing for a proposed subdivision at its May 25 meeting.
On Thursday, May 21, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced new amendments to her “Safer at Home” order that will allow the reopening of more busines…
After rumors of an outbreak of COVID-19 cases inside the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office, the Coffee County EMA and Sheriff’s Office released a…
Recently Alabama State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey asked district school leaders to consider pushing back school start dates from the begin…
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statement on May 14 announcing that she would not sign Senate Bill 161, which was passed earlier in the week, a…
Zion Chapel High School graduation ceremonies will be held Monday, May 18 at Green Memorial Stadium. There will be two ceremonies: 10 a.m. for…
Mindy Collier, left, Wiregrass United Way representative, presents a check to Enterprise YMCA Director Richard Pipkin supporting the YMCA pool project.
Never underestimate the impact of one person when it comes to speaking up for Biblical principles. A story I once read about a fourth-century monk from Asia named Telemachus illustrates that impact.
Troy University students affected by the disruption of campus operations this spring can apply for emergency financial aid grants thanks to funding from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
The Wiregrass United Way presented $400,000 to 22 local nonprofit agencies around the Wiregrass last week.
The tuition payment deadline for Enterprise City Schools’ out of district students has been extended.
The Enterprise High School JROTC Wildcat Battalion steak fundraiser has been postponed in compliance with state-mandated COVID-19 regulations.
Celebrating its fifth anniversary this month, Bedzzz Express opened in Enterprise in May 2015 and has been dutifully serving customers ever since.
Boldly Going Coffee Shop, an Enterprise staple for 10 years, fell under new ownership on July 1, 2019 to Lori and Craig Yerdon.
Family owned and operated for over 30 years, Coffee Auto Repair has served the community at its current location of 626 Glover Avenue in Enterprise since 2001.
Hello Beautiful Boutique, Enterprise’s newest downtown boutique, has reopened its doors to the public after a five-week shutdown. Wendy Grimes…
The Coffee County Conservation District will hold its monthly board meeting on Thursday, May 21, at 10 a.m. in the Coffee County Commission Room in New Brockton. The number of people that can be in the room is limited so if you plan to attend, please call (334) 894-5581X3 to reserve your place.
After being forced to close due to COVID-19 guidelines, Enterprise’s Yancey Parker’s is back open and busier than ever, and its owners couldn’…
The Alabama Department of Public Health confirmed on May 13 Coffee County’s first death caused by COVID-19.
The Alabama High School Athletic Association’s Central Board approved the new area alignments for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year’s spring …
Enterprise has a long history with football success – and even some NFL talent – but currently one Enterprise native, Michelle (Robinette) McK…
On May 11, New Brockton High School revealed plans for its 2020 Graduation Ceremony to be held at Gamecock Stadium on May 19.
On May 11, Enterprise Health and Rehabilitation Center announced that an employee had tested positive for COVID-19.
The Daleville Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies, responded to a vehicle accident on Highway 84 in Dale County at approxima…
The Coffee County Family Services Center free income tax preparation program will be continuing May 15, by appointment only. Call (334) 393-8538 to schedule your appointment.
A new incentive program funded by the Enterprise State Community College Foundation is increasing financial assistance options for students who want to attend summer classes at ESCC.
Prior to the COVID-19 disruption, the Huntingdon College Office of Student Affairs and Office of College and Alumni Relations were preparing to host the inaugural Huntingdon College Leadership Convocation
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Now more than ever, the Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System is committed to providing high-quality mental health care while keeping veterans safe from exposure to the coronavirus.
The Enterprise Public Library has reopened.
The Corvias Foundation Fort Rucker scholarship recipient is an Enterprise High School senior.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey joined other states across the country in observing the 69th National Day of Prayer on May 7 by declaring it also as a D…
The Enterprise Tourism Department, Main Street program, Chamber of Commerce and the Enterprise Fire Department are teaming up to help businesses in the reopening process after a month-long business shutdown.
River Bank & Trust Wiregrass Region President J. Robbin Thompson is pleased to announce that Alex Culbreth, Kelley Marler and Angie Sullivan have been promoted to Assistant Vice President.
The Alabama Department of Labor announces the launch of AlabamaWorks.alabama.gov, the new free online jobs database that is replacing Alabama JobLink.
The way to finance some of the capital projects that the Enterprise City Council is considering was discussed at the Enterprise City Council work session April 7.
The Enterprise Farmer’s Market was open Saturday morning, April 25, for customers to purchase fruits and vegetables, boiled peanuts, local honey, jams and jellies, homemade salsa and baked goods, soaps, plants and much more. There were guidelines to follow and sampling the vendors’ products was not allowed.
Travis Parker, Donna Skelton and Danielle Holley are the 2020 Enterprise Man, Woman and Youth of the Year, respectively.
According to Coffee County EMA, Coffee County now has 135 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of May 4 but more than half of those patients have re…
The Coffee County Health Department has announced starting this week drive-up free COVID-19 testing is coming to the county weekly on Tuesdays…
The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the help from the community in the search for an Enterprise woman.
Effective on Monday, May 4, the Coffee County Commission will begin allowing limited public access to county buildings once again.
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