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Elba students, faculty get new calendar

Students and employees of Elba City Schools have a new calendar after the Elba Board of Education approved some tweaks Thursday.

Families celebrate graduation with seniors

“It is now time for each of us to follow our dreams,” Morgan Quattlebaum told her fellow graduates during the Enterprise High School 2012 commencement exercises...

Elba Board discusses Rainer's contract

While the Elba Board of Education voted to hire Rick Rainer as its superintendent May 15, it will not be official until both parties agree to a contract.

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Coffee BoE approves new calendar

Taking advantage of a new state provision, the Coffee County Board of Education adopted a 178-day school calendar for its students Thursday.

EHS gets grant for health sciences

Enterprise High School students will have more opportunities to explore careers in healthcare after the school recently received a $150,000 grant to fund health science...

A Day to Remember in Enterprise

For most of us, Memorial Day 2012 Enterprise marks the beginning of a season of summer fun. But don’t let the real meaning of the holiday get lost amidst the barbecues and...

Enterprise BoE approves hires, transfers

The Enterprise Board of Education approved several personnel decisions, including accepting eight resignations and hiring seven new people.

Business owner shoots man during robbery attempt

A Rucker Boulevard business owner shot a Dothan man in the leg after two black males allegedly tried to rob his business Tuesday evening.

Humphrey hire at Coppinville causes controversy

Coppinville Junior High School has a new principal, but the hire did not come without objection from two Enterprise Board of Education members at Tuesday’s meeting.

EBOE approves new school calendar

Because of recently passed legislation, the Enterprise Board of Education approved a new school calendar for the 2012-13 year, and it includes a reduction in holidays.

EHS seniors offered $7 million in scholarships

Enterprise High School Principal Matt Rodgers says Enterprise has the three elements for making a great school system – great students, teachers and parents – and that...

House redistricting may bring big changes

Legislators statewide are finalizing Alabama’s new legislative districts in a special session this week, and Coffee County could see major changes in the House of...

Community honors Dunaway for service

Enterprise Police Department Lt. Cindy Dunaway’s life has always been about service, but for the first time in 32 years, that service will not include wearing a badge.

4 arrested on manufacturing charges

Local law enforcement officials were busy Monday through Thursday, arresting four on unlawful manufacturing of a controlled substance charges.

EPL registering for summer reading program

Mike Mulligan, Madeline, Harry Potter, Katniss Everdeen, Junie B. Jones and many other famous characters in youth and children’s literature are ready to help entertain your...

Women's center open to community

With the snap of some scissors, a new $5 million addition to Medical Center Enterprise that provides more care options for area women officially opened Thursday.

Two car accident

A two-vehicle accident involving a Ford Mustang and Ford F-250 truck occurred at the intersection of 84 East and County Road 709 around 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. Enterprise Fire,...

BamaJam 2012 to support military heroes in appreciation of service

BamaJam 2012 is pleased to announce that it will offer a special rate for those serving in the military as a small token of thanks for their service to our country. Discounted...

McGill case heading to grand jury

The case of an Enterprise man charged with vehicular homicide in his brother’s death will now go to a Coffee County grand jury after a Thursday court proceeding.

Ledger sold to Warren Buffett group

Media General, Inc., owner of The Enterprise Ledger, announced Thursday that it has signed agreements with Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., for the purchase of newspapers and new...

Huge apartment development coming to city

Bill Ware headed up one of the largest commercial developments inEnterprise’s history – Park Place.

Coffee BOE reacts to Calendar Act finalization

During a called meeting of the Coffee County Board of Education, board members and the superintendent reacted to state changes in the school calendar.

Attempt murder trial for Elba teen Thursday

An Elba teenager allegedly involved in the shooting of a motel owner at his business in September 2009 will finally go on trial Thursday.

Vandalism extends school days in Elba

To make up for the day lost due to cleanup from a vandalism incident, Elba High School students have been experiencing longer school days.

Elba Board selects Rainer for superintendent

If all goes well with contract negotiations and he accepts the job, it looks like a former Tiger will return home to lead the Elba City Schools system.

Family enjoys Boll Weevil 100 together

Headland resident Mike Maurice had only been riding a bike for two months prior to participating in the Boll Weevil 100 ride Saturday but was in good spirits after completing the...

County to replace rural bridge

After receiving approval from the Coffee County Commission Monday, county highway department officials hope to begin replacing a rural bridge this summer.

Clinic to help farmers learn about hay

Since the area has experienced drought in many of the recent years, hay consumption has increased for cattle and horse farmers.

City honors fallen officers

Even though the Enterprise Police Department has never lost an officer while on duty, city officials took time Tuesday to recognize sacrifices police officers nationwide make...

Fashion show propels family toward adoption

Marla Holmes-Smith’s eyes filled with tears as she spoke about a child far away who’s waiting for his forever home, in her home.

Officials look for land for disabled hunters

While the new tire processing center is projected to create some county, and perhaps private-sector, jobs, one impact will be the loss of hunting land for disabled persons.

Retiring teachers honored with tea

With a combination of good-natured ribbing and heartfelt personal tributes from their colleagues, both laughter and tears ensued Wednesday afternoon as teachers and administrators...

EMA director stresses evacuation from hurricanes

Even though storm surge is often the most damaging part of the hurricane, Coffee County residents should evacuate when authorities advise, a local official said Thursday.

Teacher of the week

Enterprise Junior High School physical science teacher Morgan McCoy said the most challenging thing about being an educator is effectively teaching students with different...

Boll Weevil 100 raising $30K

This year the Enterprise Lions Club expects to triple last year’s charitable fundraising totals through the Boll Weevil 100 Bike Ride and 5K Fun Run events to be held on...

Summerfest promises fun, entertainment

Wondering what to do this weekend? Organizers of Summerfest 2012 have the answer, with games, vendors, live music and other family-friendly activities in downtown Enterprise on...

Elba police still investigating school vandalism

Elba police officers have identified eight Elba High School students as suspects in the vandalizing of Elba High School that led to the school’s closure Tuesday.

BamaJam 2012 announce over 35 acts to line-up

BamaJam 2012 is excited to announce the addition of over 35 acts to its superstar-packed line-up. The newly-added acts will join previously announced performers Kid Rock, Tim...

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Community could help land trail grant

City officials have made an application for a state grant to extend the Enterprise Recreational Complex walking trail, but they may need residents’ help in securing the...

Wildcats soccer seeking title this weekend

Being a “red-stater” in the state’s political realm is often viewed as a positive, but when it comes to prep sports, it is a designation that reminds many of...

AmericanTowns Heroes: Edward Palomba Puts Service Above Self

This week's hero is making a difference on a local level. As the chairman of the Children’s Accessible Playground Committee, Edward Palomba has put in his share of...

Officials discuss school shooting simulation

Area emergency responders gathered at the Enterprise City Hall Tuesday to discuss a recent school shooting simulation, and while they said things played out well, some response...

Eads to serve on New Brockton council

In a split vote Monday evening, New Brockton Town Council members named Thomas Eads to fill the District 5 seat left vacant after last month’s resignation of Jeff White.

Ivey" 'pull together' to prevent military cuts

In light of pending military funding cuts, Alabama Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey encouraged local community leaders Monday to continue to “pull together” to prevent a severe...

MCE women's center grand opening set

A $5 million addition to Medical Center Enterprise benefiting pregnant women in the area is set to open May 17 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

School officials react to Calendar Act passage

Last week, the Alabama Legislature finalized changes to and passed the Flexible School Calendar Act, which would cause later start dates and earlier finish dates to any school...

Rainer in final 3 for Elba superintendent job

The Elba Board of Education narrowed their search for a superintendent Thursday, keeping former Enterprise High principal Rick Rainer, Lakesha Brackins and Dr. Tyrone Yarbrough on...

Enterprise High School teacher believes in respect and determination

Enterprise High School physical education weight training teacher J.D. Pruitt said the most challenging thing about being an educator is motivating players to be at their best day...