I knew at some time in my lifetime I would probably have to write this column, but I really expected it to be under different circumstances. Today’s paper will officially be the last published by our family.
On Saturday, June 11, Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters including both freshwater and saltwater.
Joshua Russell Hegar Jr. was recently presented with Scouting’s highest honor, the Eagle Scout award, during a court-of-honor ceremony held on May 21.
Ava Carnazza and Camille Bonura, both of Enterprise and Enterprise High School graduates, have been elected to serve as SGA president of their respective universities.
Roy Hoobler and the Masterworks Choir will have an afternoon of great music on Sunday, June 12, from 2 until 4 p.m. The program will feature Broadway selections from West Side Story and Into The Woods.
The Coffee County Board of Education met Thursday, May 26, and approved Jared Robison as the probationary principal at Zion Chapel School. Robison is currently the assistant principal at New Brockton Elementary.
Senator Tommy Tuberville’s office has announced he will begin hosting quarterly office hours in Enterprise focusing on assisting veterans with several local veteran’s groups present to assist.
At a special called meeting of the Enterprise City Schools Board of Education, Brad Barton was approved by the board to become the next principal at Coppinville Junior High School.
Level Plains Mayor Ronnie Thompson shows off the new electronic city sign installed outside of the city hall on Joe Bruer Road.
• County Line Baptist Church will have a one-day Vacation Bible School on Saturday, June 11, from 12:30-5:30 p.m. called “Yo, Ho, Holy! A Pirate’s Guide to Jesus.” Ages are 4 years old through sixth grade. For more information, call (334) 347-6082 or register online at www.clbconthe.net.
Daleville Christian Fellowship Worship Center will host a Pre-Vacation Bible School Super Soaker Saturday Fun Day on June 4, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Enterprise High School released the names of the Top 12 students including the valedictorian and salutatorian in the Class of 2022.
The Enterprise Board of Education approved several personnel actions at the meeting May 17.
EHS graduation schedule
This Memorial Day weekend, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is kicking off 101 days of safety throughout the summer months, beginning with the busy holiday weekend on Friday, May 27, and ending on Labor Day, Sept. 5, which, for many, is the last major holiday weekend of the summer season.
A livestock judging workshop is schedule for Saturday, May 21, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Coffee County Farm Center. This workshop is hosted by the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service.
Graciana Doster, a senior at Enterprise High School, has been selected as a Gates Scholar and member of The Gates Scholarship Class of 2022.
The Coffee County Board of Education met on Tuesday, May 10 in a special called meeting. The following personnel list was approved by the board:
Congratulations to the young people who will soon receive their diplomas! It may seem for the moment that you’ve completed your education; however, there’s something you need to know.
The next Aglow International meeting is scheduled on Saturday, May 21, at 10 a.m. at The Gathering Room in Enterprise. Guest speaker will be Jacqueline Battle from Montgomery.. For more information, call (334) 406-9683.
Daleville High School graduation will be Friday, May 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Warhawk Stadium. In case of inclement weather, graduation will be Saturday, May 21 at 9:30 a.m.
Daleville High School graduation will be Friday, May 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Warhawk Stadium.
Chief Johnny R. Summers Jr. of the Level Plains Police Department has successfully completed 80 hours of the Certified Law Enforcement Executive Program.
An Alabama Department of Transportation project on U.S. Highway 231 began Monday, May 16.
Mr. Heavrin wants to increase the number of Supreme Court Justices to 13 because the liberals may not get their way on abortion. The partisanship flips back and forth between ideologies just as the Senate and House sway with the majority.
Katie Boyd Britt is on the verge of making history when Alabama voters go to the polls on Tuesday, May 24.
A new executive director is named, committee chairmen selected and now Main Street Enterprise is seeking citizens interested in “making a difference” in the downtown area.
Graduation schedule listed for local schools
Are you ready to travel and see the world? How about Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, all in one trip?
Academic and student life programs at Huntingdon College presented awards for scholarship and service during the annual Awards Convocation held Friday, April 22.
Effective June 1, the Enterprise City Schools 504 Department will eliminate records from the system for students born prior to 1997.
Johns Chapel AME Church will celebrate its 133rd Church Anniversary on Sunday, May 15, at 10:45 a.m. Johns Chapel has been an integral component of the close-knit city of Enterprise since it was established in 1889.
The 2022 Daleville Queens were welcomed to the May 3 Daleville City Council meeting by Daleville Mayor Jayme Stayton.
The city of Enterprise recognized Small Business Week May 2-5 with a proclamation signing April 29 at Enterprise City Hall. Enterprise Mayor William Cooper said small businesses create two-thirds of all new jobs for all workers, employ more than one-half of the American work force and are responsible for half the private gross domestic product.
The city of Enterprise recognized Small Business Week May 2-5 with a proclamation signing April 29 at Enterprise City Hall.
“Outstanding JROTC Cadets of the Year” from Daleville and Enterprise High Schools and Carroll High School in Ozark were honored at the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Quarterly Breakfast at the John Wiley Brock Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6683 building April 27.
Ahead of the May 24th Primary Election, Secretary of State John H. Merrill is encouraging Alabamians to step up to the plate and serve their c…
In Alabama, it is illegal for any individual to return or mail another individual’s absentee ballot application or their absentee ballot. This practice, known as ballot trafficking or ballot harvesting, is a dangerous practice that often leads to ballot traffickers stealing the votes of well-meaning and unsuspecting voters.
The city of Enterprise recognized Small Business Week May 2-5 with a proclamation signing April 29 at Enterprise City Hall.
The Coffee County Board of Education approved the following personnel actions at its regular meeting on May 3:
A resurfacing project will begin on Monday, May 16, or Tuesday, May 17, on County Road 147. There will be delays so motorists are advised to find alternate routes if possible.
The 2021-22 Enterprise High School 7A championship basketball team was honored Tuesday, April 19, with a parade from the Coffee County Courthouse to Enterprise City Hall.
The Pilot Club of Enterprise hosted its annual civic night on Thursday, April 21, and the 2021 Man, Woman and Youth of the Year were announced.
Josh Carnley, center, of the Ino Community in Coffee County, was recently reappointed the At-Large Director for Coffee County on the Board of Directors of the Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow Rivers Watershed Management Authority.
The winners of the deviled egg contest held at the Enterprise Farmers Market on April 9 are from left, Steve Icenogle, Most Eggsquisite (Most Beautiful); Catherine Williford, Most Eggscellent (Best Overall winner); Becky O’Heron, Best Eggstraditional (Most Traditional, Classic); and Holly Barnes, Best Eggstraordinary (Best Non-Traditional, Creative, Original).
Enterprise High School senior Isabella Holtz is named the Class 7A Region 2 Bryant-Jordan Scholar Athlete.
EHS theatre to present ‘Suessical the Musical’
The 2021 Enterprise Man, Woman or Youth of the Year will be announced at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, April 21, at First Baptist Church of Enterprise in the fellowship hall hosted by the Pilot Club of Enterprise. Refreshments will be served.
A benefit for the Coffee County Community Church Mobile Food Pantry will be held Saturday, May 7, from 9 a.m.-noon at the Church on Boll Weevil Circle.
The New Brockton Pageant Organization will hold its annual town pageants on Saturday, April 23.
A 1.5 million-gallon water “bowl” will be hoisted atop a 44-foot pedestal Wednesday in a spectacular highlight of a major city water system improvement on Boll Weevil Circle.
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