An orientation for incoming PreK and kindergarten students at Coffee County Schools is set.
- Michelle Mann
Vendor applications are now being accepted for the 2026 Spooky in the Park in Enterprise.
- Michelle Mann
Eleven Fort Rucker soldiers and Army civilians just retired with a combined 250-plus years of service.
- Michelle Mann
The City of Enterprise reveals changes for the Alabama Sweet Tea Festival, moving to historic downtown and spring season in 2027 for a better guest experience and enhanced community celebration.
- Michelle Mann
The construction project at Johnny Henderson Family Park in Enterprise is expected to be completed in about eight weeks.
- Michelle Mann
A new Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority chapter has been chartered in Coffee County.
- KELLY MORRIS FORT RUCKER PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Retired CW5 Charles Wigglesworth's lifetime contributions to the Army Warrant Officer community are recognized in a ceremony at Fort Rucker, highlighting his 40 years of exemplary service
Learn how Lyster Army Health Clinic's audio miniseries equips Army aviators for peak performance and medical readiness through expert insights and practical advice.
Here's how Camp Seale Harris in Alabama helps children with Type 1 Diabetes lead normal lives through education, community support and fun activities.
The Enterprise Fire Department improves emergency response with new E-ONE vehicles to support community growth and operational readiness.
Learn how families can save on essential school purchases during Alabama's upcoming sales tax holiday. Contact the Alabama Department of Revenue for more information.
- Michelle Mann
Two men drowned near the intersection of Alabama Highways 27 and 84 in Elba, according to Coffee County Coroner Arnold Woodham.
- Michelle Mann
Traffic has been shifted to a new alignment of County Road 606 near Boll Weevil Circle, marking progress in the Enterprise Municipal Airport expansion.
- Michelle Mann
Jonathan Sanders, a Coffee County row crop and cattle farmer, has been selected for the A.L.F.A. Leaders program.
- Michelle Mann
This department serves more than 2,500 youth athletes, hosts more than 25 athletic tournaments and coordinates five major community events.
- Michelle Mann
Reading skills get extra attention at the Ozark club, where they partnered with local schools on a program that ended up teaching some parents as well.
- Michelle Mann
Learn how to contribute valuable data on wild turkeys in Alabama by participating in the new public survey.
- Michelle Mann
PrintServ Inc. sponsors a free tennis camp for kids aged 5-13 at Donaldson Park's public courts in Enterprise, featuring tennis games, skills drills and refreshments.
- Michelle Mann
Visit Pastela Italian Restaurant at the historic Rawls Hotel for authentic Neapolitan cuisine rooted in family traditions and heartfelt hospitality.
- Michelle Mann
The Independence Day garbage collection schedule for Enterprise is announced.
- Michelle Mann
NFL cornerback Marcus Jones returned to Enterprise High School to inspire students through leadership, goal setting and financial literacy as part of an All In Credit Union community event.
- Michelle Mann
Chief Executive Officer Joey Hester of Medical Center Enterprise is retiring in September after 50 years of leadership and service to the Wiregrass community.
- Michelle Mann
Lions learn about the multi-faceted role of a high school college and career counselor in guiding students towards post-graduation success.