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.
After a 24-year military career with the Alabama National Guard, retired U.S. Army Sgt. Major Gary Price now leads the Enterprise High School …
Despite her family having a long military legacy, Coffee County native Sierra Lewellen was the first female in her family to serve in the military.
National First Responders Day on Oct. 28 recognizes the heroic men and women who make it their business to take immediate action when disaster strikes.
With Halloween approaching this weekend, children all over the Wiregrass will no doubt be filled with as much haunted ghost stories as candy, …
A number of former Enterprise High School and New Brockton High School graduates are currently embracing leadership roles at both the Universi…
Another first for the City of Progress occurred with the hiring of the first female firefighter.
A large group of more than 100 Enterprise City Schools parents and Enterprise residents attended the July 27 school board meeting to address t…
Strength, resilience, togetherness, and the support of the community—that’s what Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama is all about.
The competitive spirit of Watermelon Day at the Enterprise Farmers Market will make a comeback this year on June 26 with the Biggest Watermelon Contest, the Watermelon Eating Contest, the Watermelon Rolling Contest and the ever-popular seed-spitting contest.
Ansley Gatlin and Christine Grace Day are the new Miss and Little Miss Coffee County, respectively.
Traditional home economics courses have been stereotyped in the past but Enterprise High School’s Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) teaches …
The Enterprise Rotary Club heard from Dr. Amy Baker at its March 23 meeting and learned about Fort Rucker’s Gains in the Education of Mathemat…
This time a year ago Enterprise soccer player Maggie Bryan should have been fighting to get into the state tournament along with her teammates…
Enterprise High School’s welding department strives to help students latch on to a future in welding, which can be extremely lucrative.
March 1 marked the 42-year anniversary of the tragic murder of former Coffee County Sheriff Neil Grantham in front of the old Coffee County Ja…
Alfab, Inc. President Danny Dicus spoke to the Enterprise Rotary Club on March 9 to discuss Alfab, Inc.’s 50th anniversary of operations.
Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series highlighting Enterprise High School’s Career Tech programs.
Enterprise City Schools Superintendent Greg Faught stopped by the Enterprise Rotary Club’s meeting on Feb. 24 to give an update on the school system.
Lifelong Enterprise native Ancel Vernon Longsworth was one of the very first local men hired by Camp Rucker after the Army Aviation School mov…
Editor’s note: This is the second part in a series honoring black leaders in the history of the Wiregrass in honor of Black History Month.
Editor’s Note: This is the first part in a series honoring black leaders in the history of the Wiregrass in honor of Black History Month.
Enterprise native Emily Strickland held a sock drive and with the help of New Home Baptist Church and Enterprise High School’s FFA, National H…
Kentucky native Greg Jones has been walking his way across the country since November of 2019 and last week he made a stop in Enterprise.
Last week Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced that, for the third year in a row, Alabama reported a record number of foster care adoptions.
Dec. 6 marked the one-year anniversary of the death of Enterprise native Navy Ensign Joshua Kaleb Watson and two other Navy sailors who were k…
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey released a statement on Dec. 2 urging schools that have not done so yet across the state to return to in-person classes.
Enterprise City Schools reported 41 new positive COVID-19 cases over the past week, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris spoke with The Sun last week to discuss the incoming arrival of COVID-19 vaccines to Alabama and…
Larry Greco is a longtime resident of Coffee County but before the transplanted Alabamian made his way here he was a young Californian serving…
The 2020 Enterprise Wildcats were competitive in every game this season but in the end still finished fourth in Class 7A, Region 2 and still e…
After a strong showing the prior week, the Troy Trojans had another tough day this past Saturday, Nov. 7, in a frustrating 20-13 loss to Sun B…
Enterprise native Tony Shepherd left his mark on EHS football and is now looking to make his mark on the film and television industry.
Editor's note: This is the fourth and final part of a series of reportedly haunted locations in Coffee and Dale County.
The Coffee County Commission unanimously approved the use of the barn behind the Coffee County Extension office for use by the Coffee County C…
Coffee County Circuit Judge Jeff Kelley spoke at the Enterprise Rotary Club on Oct. 21 and broke down each of the constitutional amendments th…
Editor’s note: This is the third part of a series on the history of haunted locations in Coffee and Dale County.
Editor’s note: This is the second part in a series of stories based on the history of haunted locations in Coffee and Dale County.
Genealogy research can sometimes be maddening because of the lack of record keeping that was done – especially in rural areas – in decades pas…
Editor's note: This is the first part in a series of stories based on the history of haunted locations in Coffee and Dale County.
“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends” John 15:13
Direct community engagement will influence future capital improvement plans for Enterprise State Community College thanks to a new initiative established by the Alabama Community College System.
Modeled on its successful trauma response system, the Alabama Department of Public Health will partner with the University of Alabama at Birmingham to improve a similar system for improved response to stroke across the state.
The Friends of Army Aviation has a simple mission: to provide the public a chance to experience aerial flight in vintage aircraft and to educate everyone about the importance of Army Aviation, past and present.
With the beginning of the 2020 school year in Alabama drawing closer – and cases of COVID-19 still on the rise – The Sun spoke with a number o…
As COVID-19 cases across the state continues to rise, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced on Wednesday, July 15, that she was issuing a statewide …
At the July 13 Coffee County Commission meeting, Coffee County EMA Director James Brown updated the commission on the county’s COVID-19 number…
Enterprise YMCA Director Richard Pipkin welcomed members, family, friends and guests to the YMCA 50th Anniversary Celebration/Pool Project on Thursday, June 25. He thanked the community for helping reach their pool project goal of $75,450. Pipkin has been director of the Enterprise YMCA since 1984.
For Donna Hataway, the Coffee County School System has been like her family for much longer in her life than not, but the 2019-2020 school yea…
Club Yesepoch, Inc. has awarded scholarships to two high school graduates in the Wiregrass area, Kahari McReynolds, a Geneva High School graduate; and Charmaine Smith, an Enterprise High School graduate, for their remarkable community service and high academic achievement.
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