Enterprise Tourism and Community Relations Director Tammy Doerer, left, is welcomed to the Military Officers Association of America Wiregrass Chapter meeting by retired Col. Tom Day, chapter vice president.
FORT RUCKER - The world’s only monument to a pest standing in the middle of Main Street in Enterprise since 1919 is a symbol of a city’s ability to embrace diversity and to survive adversity, Enterprise Tourism and Community Relations Director Tammy Doerer told Military Officers Association of America Wiregrass Chapter members. Doerer spoke at their dinner meeting Saturday at The Landing on Fort Rucker.
Richard and Patty Pfund; Eliza, Eshal, and Adam Mackay; and Sue Schuebert get their photo taken in front of the inspiration for the Weevil Way.
Enterprise Mayor William Cooper, left, and Mayor McWeevil, center, welcome Susan Schuebert; Adam, Eshal and Eliza Mackay; Patty and Richard Pfund; and Eddie Byrd to Enterprise City Hall.
Enterprise Tourism and Community Relations Director Tammy Doerer, left, is welcomed to the Military Officers Association of America Wiregrass Chapter meeting by retired Col. Tom Day, chapter vice president.
Enterprise Mayor William Cooper, left, and Mayor McWeevil, center, welcome Susan Schuebert; Adam, Eshal and Eliza Mackay; Patty and Richard Pfund; and Eddie Byrd to Enterprise City Hall.
