The 6th annual OSCAR Club Day of Service is scheduled for March 18 and Mayor Cooper is encouraging all residents to participate in the annual event that enhances the city. “This is an opportunity for you to show your ‘Enterpride’…

The Enterprise Fire Department will intentionally set fire inside its burn building this weekend as part of what will become a routine training exercise. The burn building is a modified 40-foot by 8-foot shipping container that allows firefighters…

City leaders Wednesday broke ground on the new multi-million-dollar Enterprise Recreation and Aquatics Center. “This is a very important day for us, for our children, and our children to be,” Mayor William E. Cooper told the crowd…

A new halfpipe will be ready to roll by this weekend, as crews worked Tuesday to install the new feature at the Enterprise Skate Park. The halfpipe expansion measures four-feet high, 16-feet wide and 30-feet long. The equipment, from American…

Starting January 1, 2023, the cost to obtain building permits will go up in the City of Enterprise as part of an effort to become more cost neutral for the services the city provides its citizens. “The City’s rates for building and…

Demolition, planning continues ahead of anticipated January start on new Rec. and Aquatics Center If you’ve driven down Lee Street in the past few weeks, you’ve probably noticed City of Enterprise crews hard at work at the site of the…

The Enterprise Christmas Parade will be postponed until Thursday, December 1st, at 6:30 p.m. due to the increased potential of inclement weather and associated safety risks. “Our number one concern is the safety of our citizens,”…

After years of preparation, construction on the new Enterprise Recreation and Aquatics Center is scheduled to begin in January. The new facility will be roughly 110,000 sq/ft, making it the largest municipal facility in the city. To put this…

The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade committee Tuesday announced the Enterprise Fire Department will be the Grand Marshal of the 2022 Enterprise Christmas Parade. “Through the nomination process, it was evident the community…

City announces activities for Halloween, sets trick-or-treat hours Fall in love with the City of Enterprise this month during one of the many festive activities planned: Oct. 15: Boll Weevil Fall Festival Oct. 22: Enterprise Farmer’s…

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A public hearing to discuss proposed City voting district changes is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 2, at the Enterprise City Council meeting at City Hall. Boundary changes in all five City Council Districts are included in the Redistricting Plan,…

Mayor William E. Cooper officially declared June 19 as a holiday in the City of Enterprise, joining the federal government in recognizing Juneteenth, which commemorates the Thirteenth Amendment abolishing slavery. Although the amendment was passed…

ENTERPRISE, Ala. – The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA) celebrated the upcoming construction of the Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins State Veterans Home Friday with a ceremonial groundbreaking June 17. ADVA Commissioner Kent…

What engineers are calling a "sneak peek" of Coffee County’s first roundabout is available for those interested on Thursday, June 9. That is the day a public involvement meeting will be held at the Enterprise Farmers Market on Main Street to…

Enterprise voters who have been accustomed to casting their ballots at the M.N. “Jug” Brown Recreation Center will go to a new voting location for the state Primary Election May 24The Board of Registrars notified affected voters several…

A $6 million appropriation by the Alabama Legislature passed before the end of the regular Legislative session will help offset increased construction costs for a new Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs long-term care facility in Enterprise. …

Enterprise celebrated Small Business Week May 2-5, but Mayor William E. Cooper asked everyone to always patronize local businesses, especially the small businesses that provide many of the goods and services needed in daily life. In declaring…

Mayor William E. Cooper read a proclamation declaring the observance of the 2022 National Day of Prayer as he joined local pastors and church leaders in front of City Hall at noon May 5. He thanked all of the pastors and church leaders of the…

ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WTVY) -- It was parade time in the City of Progress as the city council honored the Enterprise boys basketball team on its historic state championship win. The Wildcats started at the Coffee County Courthouse and walked down to…