“We are continuing to invest in the people, services and places that make Enterprise a strong community,” said Mayor William E. Cooper.
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- Michelle Mann
“With Kristi earning this certification, every employee in our Revenue Department now holds the CMRO credential,” said City of Enterprise Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Swartz.
- Michelle Mann
The Motorcycle Mentorship Program's 9th Annual Cancer Awareness Ride took place at Fort Rucker, drawing soldiers, civilians, survivors, and supporters to raise cancer awareness and honor those affected.
- Michelle Mann
The 2026 Boll Weevil Fall Festival in Enterprise buzzed with excitement, featuring over 140 vendors, local artists, food and fun activities.
- Michelle Mann
New Brockton's newest business was welcomed to town with an official ribbon cutting and grand opening Saturday morning.
- Michelle Mann
To prepare for the hurricane, Fort Rucker leaders and weather personnel held planning meetings and daily command update briefs.
- Michelle Mann
“We are excited to have Jonathan Johnson join the Navigator team,” said Jim Moentmann. “His experience and skills are just what we need at this point in our growth trajectory.”
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The City of Enterprise has declared October 2026 as Down Syndrome Advocacy Month to honor individuals with Down syndrome and boost community awareness and inclusion.
The City of Enterprise is focusing on storm debris removal after Hurricane Isaias, with crews working to clear fallen limbs and other vegetative debris throughout the community.
Enterprise is closing Peavy Park Phase II through early 2027 for lighting upgrades, improving the soccer fields, parking and park areas to boost visibility and safety for visitors and residents.
- Michelle Mann
The City of Enterprise encouraged residents to remain weather aware, follow credible news outlets and official emergency management sources for updates, and take precautions to protect themselves and their property.
- Michelle Mann
This military spouse recently spoke with leaders at the Pentagon about Army family quality-of-life issues, bringing attention to real-life challenges that active-duty military children face in schools and communities.
- Michelle Mann
The 2027 Hometown Hero banners will be displayed along Main and College streets, recognizing those who've positively impacted the community.
- Michelle Mann
Main Street Enterprise hosts this fun annual fundraiser to support downtown revitalization.
- Michelle Mann
What you need to know about the new sign on the Fort Rucker Soldier Service Center.
- Michelle Mann
The incident occurred in the 100 block of Middlebrook Street at about 3 a.m. Saturday, according to police.
- Michelle Mann
A shooting at an Enterprise gas station resulted in one fatality and one injury early Saturday, said Enterprise Police Department Public Information Officer Capt. Billy Haglund.
- Michelle Mann
This year’s Fire Prevention Month theme, “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” highlights the growing importance of battery safety.
- Michelle Mann
Enterprise residents are reminded of changes to garbage collection due to the Columbus Day holiday.
- Michelle Mann
Originally IAM Federal Credit Union founded in 1964, Solutions First FCU rebranded in 2019 and added branches in Enterprise and Ozark before merging with Guardian Credit Union.
- Michelle Mann
Fort Rucker’s commanding general was presented a Key to the City of Enterprise at recent welcome reception, while his wife received a Boll Weevil Monument brooch, representing a local landmark.
- Michelle Mann
The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 85th anniversary, bringing together nearly 480 community leaders to honor local achievements and reflect on decades of growth.