Enterprise, AL News

• Enterprise, AL News
• Humphrey hire at Coppinville causes controversy
• EBOE approves new school calendar
• EHS seniors offered $7 million in scholarships
• House redistricting may bring big changes
• Community honors Dunaway for service
• 4 arrested on manufacturing charges
• EPL registering for summer reading program
• Women's center open to community
• Two car accident
• BamaJam 2012 to support military heroes in appreciation of service
• McGill case heading to grand jury
• Ledger sold to Warren Buffett group
• Huge apartment development coming to city
• Coffee BOE reacts to Calendar Act finalization
• Attempt murder trial for Elba teen Thursday
• Vandalism extends school days in Elba
• Elba Board selects Rainer for superintendent
• Family enjoys Boll Weevil 100 together
• County to replace rural bridge
• Clinic to help farmers learn about hay
• City honors fallen officers
• Fashion show propels family toward adoption
• Officials look for land for disabled hunters
• Retiring teachers honored with tea
• EMA director stresses evacuation from hurricanes
• Teacher of the week
• Boll Weevil 100 raising $30K
• Summerfest promises fun, entertainment
• Elba police still investigating school vandalism
• BamaJam 2012 announce over 35 acts to line-up
• For the record
• Community could help land trail grant
• Wildcats soccer seeking title this weekend
• Officials discuss school shooting simulation
• Eads to serve on New Brockton council
• Ivey" 'pull together' to prevent military cuts
• MCE women's center grand opening set
• School officials react to Calendar Act passage
• Rainer in final 3 for Elba superintendent job
• Enterprise High School teacher believes in respect and determination
• Sessions: budget cuts won't affect military
• Simulator helps officers prepare for scenarios
• Council OKs 'bark park'
• Enterprise resident completes Boston Marathon
• Roby mindful of military funding
• City celebrates 'splash' pad opening
• Relay campsites provide fun, competition
• Judge revokes murder suspect's bond
• Immigration bill foes protest in Enterprise
• Residents can help emergency responders win grant
• Elba High to utilize 4-block schedule
• Principals hired at Zion Chapel, NBES
• Repairs to lake underway
• Enterprise seeks assistance to apply for Farmer's Market grant
• Legislation may affect school calendars
• Enterprise High making huge economic impact
• Strickland to serve 25 years for kidnapping
• Enterprise VFW donates to SOS
• John Mitchell receives 20 year plaque
• BamaJam 2012 adds Ronnie Milsap, Jamey Johnson and Third Day
• Rainer named Elba superintendent finalist
• Jones rallies past Greenwood in runoff election
• Hundreds flood Publix shortly after grand opening
• District 5 Commissioner race results
• NBHS construction ceases
• Cancer patient honored by community
• Adult day care centers to remain open
• Federal funds to benefit church, YMCA
• Agencies engage in mock school shooting
• Athletes participate in Special Olympics
• Solid Waste Authority OKs $2.2 million in purchases
• Student injured in fall from Enterprise High stadium
• BamaJam 2012
• EHS hosts FFA South District
• For the record
• Enterprise YMCA celebrates Y-Day
• District 5 Commission race highlights runoff
• City seeking bids to replace Northside Drive bridge
• Classes teach students to avoid cyberbullying
• Enterprise Chamber warns 'beware telemarketing scam'
• Enterprise holds Senior Prom
• Free shooting range time relieves women's stress
• Farmers, soldiers share experiences
• Presley carries spirit of service
• Soldier charged with sex crime out on bond
• Canon's life more than art, photos
• Wal-Mart theft ends in wreck following chase
• Airport expansion project continues
• Health department reports restaurant scores
• U.S. Highway 84 expansion nearing midpoint
• City remains on Stage 2 watering plan
• Official: report any suspicions of child abuse
• Publix to open in Enterprise on April 25
• Families react to adult day care closings
• Commission discusses day care closures
• Grocery Outlet employee arrested for theft
• County to fix road for New Brockton
• Man faces rape, sodomy charges
• Board purchases land for ball fields
• For the record
• EHS Forestry team placed first
• EHS Parliamentary team placed first
• Extension Office offers health fair
• County unemployment drops to 6.6 percent
• Two vehicles collide
• Summer Fest to change locations
• Wednesday wreck injures EPD detective
• Judge denies bond for murder suspect
• New Brockton councilman resigns
• Man dies in motorcycle accident
• Man killed in Enterprise motorcycle crash
• Enterprise murder suspect arrested
• Deputies arrest two in county burglary
• Man wanted locally killed in Mississippi
• Lake to close during repairs
• Resurfacing project behind schedule
• Coffee County Relay for Life to celebrate 20th year
• Enterprise BOE receives funds from SEAGD
• Upgrades continue at New Brockton sewerage plant
• Authorities still searching for murder suspect
• Enterprise teen sought in murder
• Wreck injures four, at least three severely
• No raise in E-911 rates anticipated
• Enterprise BOE approves elementary school rezoning
• Enterprise teen sought in murder
• Football boosters springing into action
• District Attorney schedules child support roundup
• Rucker Boulevard hosts Math-A-Thon
• The Sound of Music performance slated for EHSPAC
• Enterprise Futbol Club received donation
• Bond denied for man facing wreck charges
• ESCC Entertainers presents "The Sound of Music"
• Safe driving key to good Spring Break
• Civil War artist John Warr to attend Piney Woods
• Holly Hill Elementary School honor roll
• School celebrates Brendan Franco
• Dauphin Junior High School honor roll
• New Brockton Elementary School honor roll
• Pinedale Elementary School honor roll
• Harrand Creek Elementary school honor roll
• Wiregrass Academy honor roll
• Enterprise Junior High School honor roll
• EPD investigating air conditioner thefts
• Man arrested for leaving scene of accident
• Sheriff Office investigating shooting
• Grace Place opens pantry, clothing store
• City applying for funds to fix Dauphin Street
• Dog recovering from deliberate gunshot wound
• Judge sentences Cole to 26 years
• EPD investigating missing child case
• Enterprise, Daleville alumni tangle in football game
• Local doctors say colonoscopy saves lives
• Residents celebrate St. Patrick's Day with parade
• County unemployment rises as state's drops
• Publix construction to finish within the week
• Math-A-Thon raises funds
• Writing contest winners
• Science Fair winners
• Jury finds Strickland guilty of kidnapping
• EMA lands full another communications grant
• Resident victimized by scam
• Shelter installations hit snag
• Mitchell unseats Thompson in Coffee's District 6
• County initiates 21 road projects
• Officers make several drug arrests
• VFW Vets and Pets benefit run
• Heavy early turnout at polls in Coffee County
• Former Wildcats get another shot at football glory
• Coffee County to get tire processing center
• EHS SGA sponsor candidate forum
• Eric Church added to BamaJam 2012 line-up
• It's been a good journey for retiring principal
• Former police chief pleas guilty
• New Brockton mayor sentenced to probation, community service
• City deeds land to church
• County takes step closer to tire processor
• Residents react to bingo trial verdicts
• Relay for Life to sale Torches of Hope
• Troy University Symphony Band to perform Friday
• The courage of a child
• After verdicts, Smiths try to return to normal life
• McGregor attorney: Clear and convincing vindication
• Residents react to bingo trial verdicts
• Bingo defendants found not guilty on all charges
• Man charged with vehicular homicide in brother's death
• Frost case heading to trial next week
• County aiming for several road improvements
• EPD investigating weekend shooting
• Partnerships lead to big water discovery
• Probate judge explains primary process
• Families of Enterprise 8 meet at Memorial site
• Enterprise BOE names two new principals
• Community remembers tornado anniversary
• Three families welcome newborns on Leap Day
• World's Smallest St. Patrick's Day parade announced
• Wildcat Pride continues at Enterprise High
• Five years has brought transitions to school system
• Officials: community reason behind recovery
• Pine Hills residents recall neighborhood rebuild
• Highway Department to get new equipment
• Local officials oppose new pistol legislation
• Schools celebrate Read Across America Week
• EHS to host Southland Music Festival this weekend
• Forestry Commission to give away trees
• EPD makes arrest in church burglaries
• EMA officials to purchase radios with grant
• Residents receive storm shelters through grants
• Health Fair Saturday
• EPA sponsors The Cinderella Ball
• Seek higher ground when floods threaten
• Man faces four charges after chase
• Weather radios keep residents informed
• Police looking for information in church burglaries
• City seeking retail analysis
• Know evacuation routes before tornados strike
• UPDATE: Man dies in motorcycle accident
• Man shoots at police, arrested
• Master Gardeners to offer tips to public at Lowes
• ESCC celebrates Black History Month
• Officials offer tips for lightning safety
• Possibility of strong storms through weekend
• Preparedness key to surviving severe weather
• Mud riding costing county thousands in damage
• The legendary Florida Boys to perform in Enterprise
• EHS celebrating National FFA Week
• BamaJam is back for 2012 featuring Tim McGraw, Kid Rock
• Dance event to raise money for ALS
• Changes to financial aid process coming at ESCC
• Accused bank robber's case going to grand jury
• Group lobbies city for dog park
• Habitat's Father-Daughter Banquet a success
• Nursing classes offered at EHS for first year
• Judge denies Pittman's youthful offender request
• Jail to get new transport van
• Elba PD arrests three in credit card theft
• Semi-truck overturns in Daleville
• New courses, new modified schedule for EHS 2012-2013 year
• Students meet Tuskegee Airman
• New Brockton police chief assailant pleads guilty
• Davis signs football scholarship days after lightning strike
• Health Department releases restaurant scores
• New district lines will be in effect for primary
• EHS Choral Department receives funds for trip
• Quilt raffle for scholarship fund
• New Brockton teacher challenges students to be their best
• Splash pad to be upgraded
• Adams pleads guilty to assault charges
• Jackson pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Local dentist found not guilty of assault
• Nealeys experience Southern hospitality through tragedy
• Jones: Courage still needed in troubled times
• Council discusses town hall building
• Absentee voting deadline
• For the record
• NCO Academy volunteer at VFW Post 6683
• Shelby: country needs tax reforms
• National School Counselors Week celebrated
• Enterprise BOE reviews needed renovations in schools
• New Brockton Water Board signs bond
• Enterprise BOE gets updates on high school
• Girl Scouts cookie booth sales begin Friday
• Boy Scout Troop 99 to celebrate 50th year
• Enterprise teacher wants to visit ancestral home
• Street resurfacing to begin Monday
• Enterprise High School running back signs with Air Force
• Enterprise man shot during vehicle break in
• Alabama Gives Day raises money for nonprofits
• Deadline for registering to vote
• NB Water Board interested in buying building from town
• Mitchell automotive hosts 'Restock the Pantry'
• District lines fix only temporary
• Three injured in accident
• Jack man arrested on rape, incest and sodomy
• Black History Banquet scheduled for Feb. 4
• Morgan Square Mall evacuated due to suspicious package
• Community Emergency Response Team to begin training
• Holly Hill Elementary teacher said students have surprising ideas
• Enterprise mayor recaps year of growth
• Hartzog qualifies as candidate for constable in District 4
• Greenwood seeking District 5 county commission seat
• Courageous Resolution Program
• Local list of closings due to inclement weather
• Coffee County, Wiregrass under tornado watch until this afternoon
• Enterprise Preparatory Academy Spelling Bee winners
• Samson VFD receives sub shop grant
• Teen released from hospital after lightning strike
• Enterprise City Schools Kindergarten registration
• Enterprise Public Library Popular New Realeases
• For the record
• Probate Office to build elections website
• Vandals strike soccer field
• New Brockton council votes to bid out town garbage business
• Town passes ordinance against panhandling
• EMA urges use of media, local weather
• Taking baby steps to healthier lifestyle Thursday
• Scale Back Alabama hosted in Enterprise
• Business Expo dubbed successful
• Former NBA player jailed in Coffee County
• Enterprise Chamber to host 2012 Health Fair
• City schools host Asthma Safari
• Euclid Quartet to provide entertainment Sunday
• Wear a Mardi Gras mask for the French Quarter at the Rawls Ball
• Bond reduced for attempted murder suspect
• ALDOT to resurface section of Boll Weevil Circle
• State drops drug charges against Murkey
• Enterprise Public Library new releases
• Enterprise Library new releases
• Hillcrest Elementary honor roll
• Democrats have small local ticket
• Animal control officer may avoid trial
• City begins fire hydrant testing
• Harrand Creek Elementary honor roll
• New Brockton finds temporary solution for garbage pickup
• Enterprise Eight scholarship fundraising underway
• Business Development Week events planned
• 24 Republicans qualify for county elections
• Boswell eager to serve on military committee
• Arson suspected at Westside Community Park
• UPDATE-Accident on South Main injures two
• Police briefs 1/12/12
• Enterprise City Schools amends coaches' contracts
• New Brockton garbage truck repossessed
• New Brockton mayor found guilty of animal cruelty
• Pinedale Elementary honor roll
• Holly Hill Elementary School honor roll
• Coppinville Junior High honor roll
• Wiregrass Christian Academy honor roll
• Enterprise Junior High School honor roll
• College Street Elementary honor roll
• Mayor of New Brockton found guilty by jury
• Enterprise Women's Center First Baby of 2012
• Alabama fans, players revel in BCS National Championship
• Herron trial begins
• Garbage causes minor stink at Commission
• Dome lifts city, comes to life in wild weekend
• Coffee County Relay for Life to celebrate 20th year
• Historic building hosts Rawls Ball charity event
• Enterprise Futbol Club
• Enterprise man arrested on conspiracy to distribute
• SOS Animal Shelter wins $50,000 in Pepsi contest
• BamaJam back for 2012 music festival
• Fire destroys house on Brenda Lane
• Two men face felony charges after shooting into residence
• Officer injured, man charged with four counts attempted murder
• Top stories of 2011
• Council to consider road resurfacing plan
• Daleville Police make arrests in 'Zomby' cases
• MLK Jr. celebrations set in Enterprise
• Recent holiday tragedies prompt warnings on winter fires
• 2012 Enterprise Business Expo planned
• Changes in 2012 in store for NBHS
• Construction progressing on two roads
• For the record
• Elba man dies Monday after struck by vehicle Dec. 14.
• CCAA presents The Association
• City encourages recycling of trees, other goods
• Council extends billboard ban to April
• Firefighters, police ensure safe holiday for all
• Coffee County wreck claims life of one
• Bentley reports unemployment rates dip
• Jackson denied youthful offender status
• Elba man faces federal child porn charge
• New women's center construction continues
• Murder suspect indicted on drug charges
• EMA establishes partnership with Fort Rucker
• Gas prices drop, travel higher this year
• Kids name Top 10 list of toys for 2011
• Community welcomes new football coach
• Protect yourself from holiday crimes
• Vandalism occurs in Rucker Boulevard neighborhoods
• Council to consider billboard moratorium
• EHS grad to bike cross-country for disabled
• For the record
• Coffee County Circuit Clerk's office resumes normal hours
• Fire destroys home on County Rd. 270
• Department still on the scene of house fire
• Faulkner named Enterprise football coach
• Elba Tigers honored for title
• Reeses get keys to new Habitat home for Christmas
• Shaw donates toys for ninth consecutive year
• EPD arrests bank robbery suspect
• Troy man pleads guilty to robbery charges
• Judge denies dismissal motion in murder case
• Herron case continues after judge denies motion
• Burglaries decline in New Brockton
• Council to consider long-term billboard ban
• The Nutcracker ballet performance this weekend
• New York talent scout coming to Enterprise
• New Brockton council continues finance discussions
• Judge hears motion to dismiss in Herron case
• EPD still seeking bank robbery suspect
• Deputies capture Coffee County Jail escapee
• EPD looking for bank robbery suspect
• Enterprise schools announce Christmas programs
• Fire on North Jones Street
• Enterprise bank robbed Monday morning
• Enterprise Futbol Club Boys U-12 team finishes season with victory
• Santa makes stop at city tree lighting
• Pea River Historical Society offers art of Alabama clay
• The Christmas season arrives in Enterprise
• Freeze warning for tonight in southeastern Alabama
• Fire chief urges caution during holidays
• Ford Award
• Enterprise parade winners announced
• Annual Tour of Homes Sunday
• Freeze warning for tonight in southeastern Alabama
• For the record
• Elba School Board back to business as usual
• Zion Chapel third grader injured in ATV accident
• Tour of Homes Sunday
• Youth Leadership team holds mock commission meeting
• Elba Tigers on verge of state title game berth
• Alabama has thrived on power running attack
• Women's, children's center close to completion
• City to celebrate Christmas with events
• Theft warrant leads to meth bust
• Guard general calls for smaller active-duty force
• CCAA presents Christmas with The International Tenors
• Shopping small businesses benefit community
• Elba City School Board fires Terry Spicer
• Snow coming to Enterprise
• Inmate escapes Coffee County Jail
• New Brockton could face court sanctions
• Apartment owner apologizes for flag flap
• Gas leak disrupts Wednesday traffic
• ADPH grant to battle tobacco use in schools
• New ATV comes to fire department through grant
• Resident requests sewerage lines for neighborhood
• Former EPD officer arrested
• For the record
• Christmas Parade entry deadline Nov. 18
• Spicer pleads guilty in federal court
• Air Force veteran refuses to comply with flag removal request
• Spicer appointed to director of operations for Elba school system
• New family special needs group to meet
• NB seniors discuss closure to center, anger erupts into physical assault
• Commission finalizes voting precincts, houses
• Sheriff creates part-time ag officer position
• Continuance granted in Frost sodomy case
• Enterprise honors veterans
• Fire marshals charge Enterprise man with arson
• Post honors sacrifices of vets, families
• U.S. Army Soldier Show at EHS this weekend
• New Brockton Water Department moving to new location
• Locals enjoy family atmosphere at BamaJam Farms
• Board accepts Collins' resignation
• Big Blue performs final marching show for 2011
• Board warns against vodka-soaked candy
• Sessions: jobs central to economic growth
• Business owners reminded of license changes
• Enterprise Futbol Club U-12 Boys Dominate Tournament
• Enterprise Wildcats U11 team takes first place
• Enterprise man charged with threatening state trooper
• City to honor Korean War veterans
• College Street Elementary School honor roll
• SOS Animal Shelter Alabama vs Auburn Food Pet Drive planned
• Volunteers in New Brockton to help children with Shoe Box Project
• Enterprise BOE recognizes EHS students
• Don't let Halloween be frightful
• Churches plan fall festivals
• Elba burglary suspects arrested
• Wiregrass Christian Academy honor roll
• For the record
• Fire breaks out at Sessions Peanut
• Fires damage two New Brockton homes
• EMA to enter into more mutual aid agreements
• Basketball scrimmage hosted by Northview
• Sewerage projects going well
• City helps make child's dream come true
• City awards bids for airport improvement
• Problems continue for abused horses in county
• Bond set for man charged with attempted murder
• Boy Scout food drive
• EHS JROTC NCO of the Month
• EHS JROTC Cadet of the Month
• Elba man charged with two counts of attempted murder
• Enterprise State Community College honor roll
• Harrand Creek Elementary honor roll
• Enterprise Junior High School honor roll
• For the record
• Toddler found in home while mother cooks meth
• S.O.S. Animal Shelter hosting Yard Sale fundraiser
• Warrants obtained in armed robbery
• Arrests continue in theft ring
• Man faces cruelty to animals charge
• BamaJam Farms preparing for fall festival
• County to create Solid Waste Authority
• Deputies receive 'shock' in Taser training
• Police seeking information in new vandalisms
• For the record
• Futbol U10 Boys Place Second
• EPD investigating armed robbery
• Parenting group plans fundraiser
• EFD plans events to promote fire prevention
• March of Dimes walk set for Saturday
• Enterprise Public Library receives new computers
• Students enjoy free football, food for good work
• Little Miss National Peanut Festival pageant
• Schools host fall festivals
• UAB Cancer Center director to speak at Breast Cancer Forum
• Downtown Boll Weevil Fall Festival planned
• No Veteran Left Behind bike rally
• U-12 boys finished tournament as the finalist
• U11 Girls Division Champions
• City to clean up illegal signs
• Get spooked in the park
• Downtown Boll Weevil Fall Festival planned
• City unveils miniature Boll Weevil statues
• Police nab seven on drug distribution charges
• Young girl donates hair to Locks of Love
• New Brockton High School teacher passes away
• Rebels finding rare success in football
• Immigration law causes immediate change in probate
• For the record
• Huntin' for a pumpkin
• Bond denied again for stabbing suspect
• Murdock officially becomes Elba's mayor
• Library group's book sale changes format
• Law enforcement officers make felony arrests
• Board approves EHS improvement plan
• Family organizations receive money from schools
• Driver licenses office to change day of operation
• For the record
• WASP honors donors, Commission
• Residents get chance to meet Supreme Court candidates
• Commission seeking tire processing center
• EHS Big Blue members prepare for Homecoming 2011
• Attempted murder suspect's case continued to grand jury
• Coffee County Breast Cancer Forum takes registrations
• Fall Festival set at BamaJam Farms Saturday, Oct. 29
• Borne to serve 17 years for sex crime convictions
• Page Turners begin new literature year at EHS
• Enterprise police reports missing person
• Morgan comes home to serve as county administrator
• Wiregrass Spay Neuter Alliance to hold fundraiser
• Mother-daughters joins UDC
• Sheriff donates money to PRCAC
• Medical center named top performer
• Enterprise City Schools looking for gifted students
• County's general expenses increasing
• Curtis school reunion planned
• Troubles continues inside New Brockton council
• Rivers acquitted of theft charge
• Girl in brutal attack recovering from injuries
• Jury convicts Borne on multiple sex charges
• Chad Meeks named Valedictorian
• County employees to get 2.5 percent pay increase
• New Brockton accident kills one
• Residents remember Grimes as 'quiet' leader
• Lower Geneva County Lake to be renovated and restocked
• Popular new releases at Enterprise Public Library
• For the record
• A Family Affair
• Civic, military leaders remember 9/11
• Special motorcycle makes way into Enterprise
• Judge says 37 acres belongs to New Brockton Water Board
• 'Saddle Up for St. Jude' charity ride announced
• Zion Chapel Alumni Association sponsoring largest gathering ever
• Zac Yohn recognized by The U.S. Achievement Academy
• Wildcat Tunnel Team gets fans pumped up for games
• Child advocacy center asks city for money
• Council approves city employee pay raises
• Elba men face burglary, theft charges
• Lee provides farmers with much-needed rain
• Coffee BOE discusses budget, capital plans
• Medical Center Enterprise announces new Women's wing
• Enterprise U12 Futbol Boys Soccer
• US Marine Corp Band coming to Enterprise
• Walker: prepare now for storms
• Construction continues on Publix development
• Bond denied for attempted murder suspect
• Ready for Wildcats and college football
• EHS Quarterback Club meets Friday
• Enterprise BOE announces school enrollment figures
• Coffee County inmates graduate with GEDs
• Enterprise man arrested for allegedly stabbing female child
• Barbara Frazier received scholarship
• Probate offices to continue with system updates
• Police investigating armed robbery on Rucker Boulevard
• Karen Woods received Master of Science
• Children unharmed in school bus wreck
• Nuisance property ordinance working
• Longer lines, waits expected as licensing processes change
• CERT training available for community
• Junior tennis championship
• Naomi Perez receives schlolarship
• "Getting to Know Enterprise" Retiree Fair successful
• Wildcat seniors 2012
• Elba benefits from Firehouse Subs grant
• Brundidge woman killed in Coffee County crash
• Goodwill Store reports fire
• Audit: city accounts remain stable
• Man faces theft charge after illegally selling car
• Roby: tax increases unnecessary
• "Getting to Know Enterprise" Retiree Fair
• Changes at New Brockton High School includes principal
• Smith re-elected to ACCA Legislative Council
• Back to School for Enterprise - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Enterprise Police investigating attempted carjacking
• McMillan: Legislature overreached on immigration
• Bentley discusses immigration, education
• Commission hears shelter updates, approves proclamation
• Enterprise Junior High and Dauphin Junior High 8th grade 2011 football schedule
• Police arrest Enterprise man for car break-in
• Bentley discusses economy during Enterprise visit
• Drug court running at full speed
• Enterprise residents greet governor during visit
• Thunder Road Soccer
• Job seekers by the thousands attend Fort Rucker Job Fair
• Enterprise Junior High School 2011 Volleyball schedule
• EHS principal addresses parents at school's open house
• New Brockton seniors to host Yard Sale Saturday
• Enterprise man sentenced to federal prison
• Mayor, council oppose Red Cross closing
• Enterprise High Wildcats 9th grade football team
• Car club donates to Brown Bag Program
• Circuit clerk offices slicing hours amidst staff cuts
• City to remember 9-11 with event
• Two arrested on methamphetamine charges
• Elba Municipal Court gets own building
• Habitat announces groundbreaking for two homes
• Encore performance announced of The Confederate Letters
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• County, Conservation Department reach agreement on hunting land
• Safety is top priority for school officials
• Sheriff emphasizing safety around school traffic
• New phase of Highway 84 construction begins
• Man gets 10-year sentence on rape charges
• CCAA presents the first performance of the season
• Enterprise Chamber Retiree Fair sets vendor deadline
• Enterprise man charged with school burglary
• Saturday book sale to benefit library
• Daleville to host annual Motorcycle Poker Run
• Students settling in for new school year
• City accepting entries for Veterans Day parade
• Police nab suspect in multiple burglaries
• Deputy brings agriculture experience to Sheriff Office
• Hazard mitigation grant applications due Friday
• For the record
• Coffee 4-H organizing shooting sports club
• Enterprise City Schools back in session for new school year
• County to close six voting places, add three
• Local Red Cross Chapter losing paid staff
• Commissioners vote to hire juvenile probation officer
• Neal pleads guilty to robbery charge
• Golf tournament to benefit Hackleburg
• Pregnancy center to have walking fundraiser
• Teachers welcomed back to school
• Local merchants prepare for sales tax holiday
• For the record
• Montessori school to start in Enterprise
• Darlings eliminated in World Series
• City to begin drilling new well
• Two fires destroy Enterprise homes
• Darlings lose game in World Series
• Enterprise schools fail to make AYP goals
• Coffee County School System meets AYP
• Two Town Council members resign in New Brockton
• Darlings win first two World Series games
• Enterprise High School seniors arrive early for schedule pick up
• EHS announces new staff, faculty
• Byrd family reunion
• Economic leaders optimistic about unemployment
• Wal-Mart employee arrested for theft
• Phares announces retirement
• Largest job fair in Wiregrass growing
• New personnel, changes in coaching approved
• Rain rescues area's major crops
• Police arrest Enterprise man on handgun theft charge
• Volunteer fire departments receive state checks
• Buses ready to roll for new school year
• Enterprise schools pass budget
• Enterprise hires Johnson as new softball coach
• Enterprise Library new releases
• Principal takes special programs coordinator position
• IRS imposes levy on New Brockton
• Darlings head for World Series
• Enterprise State Community College Spring honor roll
• Enterprise Nationals won tournament
• Renovations, construction continue at NBHS
• County adopts new district lines
• Audit reveals Coffee County in solid fiscal shape
• Enterprise City Schools Calendar 2011-2012
• Coffee County unemployment rises, still second-lowest
• Brazilians teach soccer to area youngsters
• Dothan man arrested on rape charge
• Russian jail dignitary visits county facility
• Disaster training available for community groups
• Progress continues in Highway 167 expansion
• EPD, Sheriff Office join forces to get grant
• For the record
• District 9 Dixie Minor Champions
• EHS FFA greenhouse construction completed
• EMA says request process for residential shelters rooms continues
• Dixie Boys' state title run ends
• Enterprise Dixie Darlings win Alabama State Championship
• Kinston to add band for first time in 10 years
• Coffee Habitat member honored as Volunteer of the Year
• Reading program finale
• No connection to city
• NBHS Alumni Association honors one of their own
• St. Luke VBS donates to tornado victims
• Man arrested after trooper observes vehicle police equipped
• Dale, Coffee County residents lose phone, Internet after line cut
• Dixie district dominators descend on city
• Shoppers getting ready for sales tax free holiday
• Going back to Bulldog Basics
• Playing ball
• Fort Rucker Job Fair scheduled at Civic Center
• Bats warming up for Junior Dixie Boys
• Dixie Darlings to play in state tournament
• 19-year-old Daleville resident arrested
• Monkey bars
• Chamber announces new website
• EHS Wildcat reserve seating tickets on sale soon
• ABC agents address New Brockton council
• For the record
• Library new releases
• Lightning destroys house
• Chamber Retiree Fair coming in August
• Driving safety addressed at Coffee County Commission
• Two killed in Coffee County wreck
• March of Dimes to host Coffee County event
• Air Force captain reunites with daughter in surprise ceremony
• Hillcrest raising money for missions with 5K
• County schools host Kindergarten Jumpstart
• Baker sworn in as youngest commander
• Fire Department receives grant through sub shop
• Holly Hill Elementary honor roll
• Council approves new districts
• For the record
• Local church group continues disaster relief
• Enterprise woman arrested in car theft
• SMORT teams address disaster response
• Murder suspect arrested on drug charges
• Couponing class offered
• Still hanging on
• EHS receives two new assistatn principals
• Drought not affecting fireworks sales
• Four dead in New Brockton crash
• State official praises school system finances
• New Brockton mayor pleads not guilty to cruelty
• Deputies arrest three in meth bust
• For the record
• 13-14 year old City Champs
• Smith prepares for final Future Masters
• Hygiene prevents many recreational water illnesses
• Ham radio operators enjoy hobby for love, service
• Judge sends cutting case to grand jury
• Adams case heading to grand jury
• Recent rains helping water system
• Level Plains teen charged with sodomy
• Group seeks justice in capital murder case
• Hillcrest Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
• Sheriff sued over juvenile smoking
• Dixie Boys, Junior all-stars named
• City faces busy week of baseball, softball
• Council unveils redistricting proposal
• Pinedale Elementary honor roll
• Reality shows shoots at local camp
• Dauphin Junior High School honor roll
• Ivey: Legislative progress must continue
• Local growers want to connect with local chefs
• Ham radio operators to display craft this weekend
• British teach local children game of soccer
• Post 73 Junior Legion team begins season
• Two arrested on drug manufacturing charges
• For the record
• Averett reflects on Enterprise schools' past, future
• Enterprise police make rape arrest
• Civitan flag folding
• New Brockton Class of 1956 Reunion
• First Baptist Bible School
• Voting options extended for military overseas
• Suit against New Brockton set for September trial
• County seeking FEMA funds
• Military News
• College Street Elementary honor roll
• EPL plans Community Day
• For the record
• Enterprise Junior High School honor roll
• 2011 Enterprise Parks and Recreation Dixie Belles Allstars
• Coppinville Junior High School honor roll
• Enterprise Police make robbery arrests
• County gains new Extension Office coordinator
• Sam Boswell Honda retires flag on Flag Day
• Ad valorem collections increase
• Dubose finishes 40-year education career
• Animal control officer indicted in animal cruelty case
• Zumba event to benefit wounded warriors
• Wildcat alumni, students reflect on new setting
• EHS graduates recall journey to new school
• Drought cracks corn, threatens cattle industry
• Auburn Montgomery local grads
• Skipperville men charged in Clio Drug break-ins
• Harrand Creek Elementary visits Capitol
• For the record
• City council hires firm for redistricting
• Coffee County Board approves transfers
• Vacation Bible School listings
• Enterprise YMCA 2011 Pre-school graduation
• Board names Rodgers as EHS principal
• Stinson to represent EHS At Alabama Girls State
• Grand jury indicts New Brockton mayor
• Drought, heat providing area problems
• Local officials plan for hurricane season
• Man arrested in vehicle break-in
• Puppies found at New Brockton facility recovering
• Griswold family reunion
• Enterprise resource aide retiring
• Small Steps graduation
• Davis chosen to represent Kinston High School
• Benefit bull riding event cancelled
• Ozark woman charged in hairdresser burglary
• Rainer reflects on 10 years as EHS principal
• Reserved seating presale for EHS 2011 Football Season
• New Brockton Elementary honor roll
• Hardrick to lead Rucker Boulevard Elementary
• City school board approves personnel moves
• For the record
• Cox to serve as new Pinedale principal
• Rainer leaving EHS principal post
• Spouses Club awards ceremony
• Coffee County unemployment remains second lowest
• Enterprise's economy shows increased strength
• Seniors helping seniors in Alabama tornado areas
• Roper retiring after 40 years in education
• Enterprise woman publishes children's book
• Coffee County Schools approve tenure for some teachers
• Enterprise man to ride bicycle to Panama City for charity
• Circuit Clerk says warrants have 'not been denied'
• Memorial Day hard for Neenan family
• Guided walking tours of Enterprise available
• Bond set for man charged in police assault
• For the record
• Teacher at Rucker Boulevard enjoys students
• Zion Chapel seniors receive scholarships, awards
• Bull riding event to benefit Sheriff's Posse
• Residents to receive disaster response training
• Thursday night busy for high school seniors
• Coffee County Schools looking at fewer teachers
• Church burglaries on the rise
• Enterprise man faces arson charges
• Kinston hosts scholarship, awards day for seniors
• Dogs found in town of New Brockton pen sheltered by S.O.S. shelter
• Enterprise JROTC awards
• Atlantic hurricane season approaching
• EHS to host seniors scholarships/awards night
• Thrash graduates from The University of South Alabama
• Katie Smith to release new single Monday
• City seeking more material for biodiesel plant
• New Brockton man arrested for assault on police chief, others
• Dogs found in deplorable conditions in New Brockton
• New Brockton Police Chief, daughter assaulted
• AG Strange announces arrests of five Bullock County commissioners
• FEMA seeking money back from Enterprise tornado victims
• Ground breaking for Park Place Shopping Center
• 2011-2012 Ebony Queens
• Kinston Lady Dawgs win regionals
• Wounded warriors participate in Boll Weevil 100
• EHS nurse named Alabama School Nurse of the Year
• New Brockton hears 2007 audit results
• Nico Johnson raises money for Children's Hospital
• Fort Rucker Commanding General recognizes Entertainers
• Coffee/Dale to be represented in state Special Olympics
• Zion Chapel students honor teacher
• Coffee BOE honors top students
• EPD to teach parents proper child restraint use
• SEC linebacker to sign autographs during tornado fundraiser
• Coffee BOE to discuss redistricting plans
• Wings of Freedom collecting furniture for storm victims
• EHS boys soccer ready for Final Four
• Downtown Summer Fest/Boll Weevil 100 Saturday
• Ground breaking for Park Place Shopping Center announced
• Heat wave bombards area, to subside
• Thousands attend Children's Festival
• Waste collection costs dropping for county residents
• Storm system produces staggering statistics
• Weevil Women earn their way to Community College Tournament
• Local graduate joins Air Force
• Rucker Boulevard celebrates Grandparent's Day
• CCSO: Arrest made in Wayne Farms thefts
• Commission recognizes Mental Health Month
• NBHS and Kinston donates to north Alabama tornado victims
• UPDATED: Downtown streetss to close Saturday evening
• Bond denied for shooting suspect
• State amends charges against Hogan
• Sounds of Enterprise
• Downtown streets to close Saturday
• Hours change at donated goods centers
• EPD officers arrest two in Wednesday shooting
• New Brockton, jail contract flap resolved
• NBES hosting tornado relief fundraiser
• Enterprise Farmer's Market opening
• Crimson Tide standout Courtney Upshaw returns to Eufaula, helps tornado victims
• City council bans new billboards
• Children's Festival set for Saturday
• Locals react to bin Laden's death
• Child support roundup nets $25K
• United Way telethon Wednesday to aid tornado victims
• Enterprise schools donate to tornado victims in north Alabama
• YMCA's Y-Day success
• Relay for Life breakfast honors cancer survivors
• EHS golf sectional tournament
• 2011 Vacation Bible School team
• Enterprise chamber honors JROTC students
• Boy Scouts honor Boswell
• Native Americans promote heritage with pow wow
• EHS valedictorians honored to graduate at new school
• Suspect identified in NBHS vandalism
• Enterprise students survive another tornado
• City ready to help in tornado relief
• Enterprise bustling with weekend events
• Water and food items asked to be donated for tornado victims
• Eufaula offers aid to storm ravaged Alabama
• Tornadoes hit Jackson County
• Law enforcement, rescue crews assist with Alabama tornado recovery
• Enterprise BOE approves budget amendments
• US Army Brass Quintet performs
• City implements Stage 2 watering schedule
• Wounded Warriors to participate in Boll Weevil 100
• Coffee County schools will dismiss as usual
• Harrand Creek rewards
• Kentucky Derby and "Hats on for Habitat" event
• Groundwater Festival highlights winners
• Thefts, home invasion robberies on rise
• Baptist honor choir
• EHS theatre students to perform
• Gilley released from Montgomery Co. jail
• Commission approves redistricting plan
• Officials investigating vandalism at NBHS
• Sounds of Enterprise to perform in grand opening of EHS CPA
• For the record
• Attorney: Gilley to be released Tuesday
• Firefighters update city's hydrants
• A Welcome Home
• Ronnie Gilley pleads guilty to conspiracy, bribery
• Coppinville teacher highlighted in Excellence in Education
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Judge orders mental evaluation for Weldon
• Producing revenue a problem for county
• Native American festival next weekend
• Coffee County Farm-City wins state awards
• Military news
• City council approves harsher property ordinance
• SARCOA terminates contract with New Brockton
• EHS Performing Arts Center to open
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Performing Arts Center's grand opening
• Coppinville Community Easter Egg Hunt
• Fair housing month
• New Brockton honor roll
• For the record
• New Brockton councilman dies
• Enterprise schools has Youth and Family Diabetes support meeting
• Enterprise BOE approves resignations, retirements, transfers
• Police searching for suspect in residential burglary
• Parks and Rec plan annual Easter Egg Hunt at park
• EHS Page Turners host taste of literature
• Ariton man faces sodomy charges
• Proposed ordinance punishes property neglect
• Dauphin teacher featured
• Judge to issue written order in Weldon case
• Relay for Life honors survivors
• Y Day planned for Enterprise YMCA
• Jury convicts Frye of security violations
• College Street Elementary honor roll
• For the record
• Big River performance starting Thursday night
• Man accused of securities violations goes on trial
• Child abuse not improving in county
• Enterprise Junior High School honor roll
• Coffee schools plan no layoffs
• Special needs model for state
• Redistricting controversy boils over at Commission
• It's a charm
• NBHS to receive $2.3 million additions, renovations
• Special Olympics returns home to ESCC
• Elba man arrested on child abuse charges
• Red Cross to host blood drive in honor of Seay couple
• Enterprise's bluesman performing in Opp
• Judges partner with schools to use videoconferencing
• Blue Knights and Belles of the Blue Knights
• A Perfect Season
• City council approves motions to upgrade parks
• Several arrested on grand jury indictments
• A Perfect Season
• Coffee Relay for Life ready for action
• For the record
• Alabama Power testing electric cars
• Finalists in Alabama Farm of Distinction
• Moore indicted on murder charge
• Enterprise city schools announce retirements, personnel changes
• Saudi flight student not indicted by grand jury
• Friday afternoon wreck injures police officer
• Juvenile court staff facing cuts
• Power lifting title to be decided in Enterprise
• Saudi flight student not indicted by grand jury
• FCCLA students post top score in state competition
• Coffee Extension Office to offer couponing
• Literary Luau launched for Monday
• Enterprise BOE goes paperless in board meetings
• Mitchell named Woman of the Year
• Locals walking 39 miles to battle breast cancer
• Local dentist charged with domestic violence
• Two NBHS seniors receive National Beta Club scholarship
• Three generations of ag teachers
• Frazier wins Youth of the Year
• County Commission discusses scrap tire disposal
• Quisenberry named Man of the Year
• Enterprise Junior High teacher featured
• Miss New Brockton pageant Saturday
• Watershed authority funding facing chopping block
• Automobile accident reported on Freedom Road
• Saudi sodomy case heading to grand jury
• Wrecks happening on Boll Weevil Circle
• Man, woman, youth of year to be honored Thursday
• Early morning fire destroys home
• Clouse discusses budget with constituents
• Piney Woods Arts Festival hosts entertainment for weekend
• Founder of Farm Safety 4 Just Kids book signing Friday
• Law enforcement to begin child support roundup soon
• Weekend shooting leads to attempted murder charge
• Events spur downtown growth
• Local administrator says legislation harmful to E-911
• Repairs on dam to close Lakewood again
• Piney Woods Art Festival marking 37th year
• Teacher believes in the value of education
• National Ag Week celebrated with local farmers
• Monaghan marshals St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Man arrested after removing ankle bracelet
• Council approves permits for three events
• Lakewood Drive to close until Friday afternoon
• New tourism director plans to put Enterprise 'on the map'
• Coppinville students celebrate National PI Day
• Discord continues with New Brockton council
• EMA official discusses flood safety
• Community Yard Sale set for April 9
• Veteran honored in parade Sunday
• For the record
• Commissioners adopt resolution opposing E-911 legislation
• Tag gaffe impacting residents
• Document recording fee increases
• Boosterthon Fun Run at Holly Hill Elementary
• Coffee County unemployment rises 0.7 percent
• Soldier gets 50 years for rape, other charges
• Teacher believes success breeds success in students
• Spring breakers need to keep safety first
• Officer suffers minor injuries during arrest attempt
• Sheriff to terminate jail contract with New Brockton
• Dothan contractor fined after fatal trench collapse
• Mardi Gras celebrated in local schools
• Rucker Boulevard students of the month
• NBES students learn healthy living through iPad application
• Coffee County inmate captured after short escape
• Tornado warning for Coffee County, Enterprise
• Goodbye Max McCullar
• Women Who Care office grand opening
• RA Pine Wood Derby Lad Division winners
• For the record
• RA Pine Wood Derby Crusade winners
• World's Smallest St. Patrick's Day Parade set
• Mental health board seeking auction donations
• EPD officer assaulted on duty
• Parade planned Sunday for Max McCullar
• Grand jury issues indictment on Jack man
• 2011 Senior Citizens Prom planned
• Videoconferencing aids EPL staff, patrons
• Public works complex construction continues
• EHS student receives USMA appointment
• Feral pigs causing problems in Enterprise
• County schools brace for transportation, non-instruction cuts
• Rotary president accepted check
• Women's Club welcomes new member
• Local worked journalism workshop at Harding Univeristy
• Guest readers highlight Read Across America Week
• Pinedale teacher recognized
• Enterprise man drowns in pond
• Employees at Jack post office robbed
• Schools celebrate Read Across America
• Coffee County Relay for Life time for fundraising
• Probate office award
• 'Nuisance properties' discussed at city council
• Kinston teacher makes science fun for students
• INZI announces expanion
• Proration hits local school systems
• Military news
• Dauphin Junior High School honor society inductees
• Families, friends gather at memorial
• County leaders react to census
• Enterprise man faces marijuana trafficking charge
• GED offered to inmates
• For the record
• Military news
• Commissioners extend carbon credit contract
• Alabama Forestry gives away seedlings
• Coppinville Black History Celebration
• Arbor Day seedlings to give-away Monday
• Arrests include drug charges, burglary
• Daleville JROTC team wins national title
• Census reveals large growth in Enterprise
• Medical Center Enterprise January five years and over awards
• Medical Center Enterprise January five years and under awards
• Milner: degress now more essential
• Hartwick vows to be fair city judge
• New charges added to attempted murder suspect
• Junior Civitan Club initiates community service
• Relay for Life pageant
• For the record
• Enterprise kindergarten registration
• EHS Performing Arts Center close to finish
• Picerne seeking local subcontractors
• Health Fair to offer free screenings
• Man arrested on attempted murder of deputy
• High gas prices hitting budgets hard
• Fathers and daughters dance the night away during fundraiser
• Gov. declares Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Jack man arrested for attempted murder of deputy
• Severe Weather Awareness Week occurs this week
• AG Strange announces removal of "bingo" machines
• Griswold-Bradshaw engagement
• S.O.S. Animal Shelter Pet of the Week
• Grand Jury indictments led to arrests
• Two injured in accident on Highway 167
• College sets plans for Black History Month
• Rodgers featured as Teacher of the Week
• Pilot Club speaker
• ESCC students donate
• Enterprise man arrested for rape
• Arrest made in AU tree poisoning case
• Spicer addresses proration, no comment on allegations
• Sewerage project finishes under budget
• CCAA wants donations for school art exhibitions
• New Boll Weevil Civitan charters
• Civitan attends convention
• Entererprise State Community College softball
• Republican club meeting
• New realeases at Enterprise Library
• Military news
• Police arrest three on drug charges
• EHS welding builds men of steel
• Apple Dumpling Gang rides for Relay for Life
• For the record
• Elba man indicted on murder
• Saudi soldier's preliminary hearing rescheduled
• Coffee County Commission approves resurfacing
• Tickets available for Habitat's father-daughter banquet
• Donuts for Dads
• Brain minders program
• Civitan speaker
• Rash of automobile thefts reported by police
• Chlorine leak near Rucker Boulevard School under control
• Former Miss Enterprise queens remember
• Kaminski named teacher of the week
• Garden Club meeting
• Dauphin Junior High honor roll
• Civitan member initiated
• Sciascia accepts certification
• Enterprise Junior High honor rolls
• Wiregrass Waves swim team
• Buster Voss volunteers for kindergartners
• For the record
• State officials to give Highway 167 construction update
• Enterprise woman charged with theft of over $100K
• Enterprise man charged with manufacturing
• EHS hosts Junior Civitan induction ceremonies
• College Street counselor recognized
• Enterprise Music Club spotlights three members
• Enterprise State Community College games
• Coppinville Junior High honor roll
• Enterprise State Commuity College Homecoming
• Two Eufaula men die in wreck; one victim is well-known minister
• Coffee County men use solar energy to lower costs
• Anchor Club contributes to school and community
• Ronnie Gilley to remain in custody until trial
• EHS charters new Junior Civitan Club
• Tickets available now for Herman's Hermits
• EHS Museum seeks more items
• Coffee BOE staff hosts reception for retiring Ingram
• Enterprise police investigating rape
• E85 fuel station begins service in Enterprise
• Folmar follows in father's footsteps
• Steger selected as Teacher of Week
• Holly Hill Elementary honor roll
• Enterprise man faces cocaine distribution charges
• $12 million in sewerage contracts approved
• EHS driver's ed gives students real-life experience
• Hunter's Extravaganza planned in Enterprise
• School News
• Military News
• Council Approves $12-million sewerage project contracts
• Murder suspect dead
• Williams dead; corrections officer also killed
• Normal flu season says EHS nurse
• Enterprise woman arrested on FTA on sex abuse charge
• Rawls Ball another success
• Guy selected to represent the Corps of Cadets
• JROTC cadet of the month
• Wiregrass under a tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Dothan police arrest baby lotion thieves
• Coffee County Master Gardeners meeting
• Enterprise City Council to consider major sewerage contracts tonight
• Enterprise man gets 17 years for cocaine offense
• Shelby addresses county residents
• Facebook post of burglary suspects could lead to arrests
• Enterprise Preparatory Academy honor roll
• Coffee County Master Gardeners install officers
• Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union accepting applications for its 2011 Scholarship Program
• College Street Elementary honor roll
• Strickland earns diploma
• Hartford Recreation T-Ball, Baseball And Softball registration
• Brown brings EMA wealth of operations experience
• EHS students thrive in new automotive classes
• Milner recognizes school board, discusses possible changes in calendar
• EHS Turner teacher of the week
• Old Hollywood comes to Rawls Ball Saturday
• Lori Motley graduates
• Auburn-Montgomery dean's list
• UPDATE: Victims' truck found; son being sought by police
• Lurleen B. Wallace Community College scholarship applications deadline
• EPD makes three felony drug arrests
• Enterprise BOE bids farewell to long-time employees
• Police Briefs
• Coffee Habitat sponsors father-daughter banquet
• Enterprise State Community College semester honor rolls
• Samford Dean's List
• New Brockton Elementary School honor rolls
• Elba to receive Hazard Mitigation grant
• Coffee Family Services receives grant
• Miss Enterprise pageant registration, photos
• Retired officers' wives
• New Brockton Exchange Club
• Leader uses experience
• Mayor Boswell Presents "State of the City" Address
• New books releases at Enterprise Public Library
• Republican Women club begins new year
• For the Record
• Former Ozark school finance officer charged with theft of funds
• Sara Mock signs to play softball at Pensacola State
• Straw sentenced for stabbing then-girlfriend 18 times
• Team Sign-up Open for Scale Back Alabama
• Sales tax collections improving for city
• Sen Shelby To Visit Coffee County
• 13th Communitywide Black History Banquet Planned
• Residents seek resurfacing of busy Enterprise road
• General sets new aim for AUSA
• EPA Harding Teacher of Week
• Crutchfield sets new aim for AUSA
• Sutton gives year-end arrests report for 2010
• Chamber announces Health Fair
• Police reports the third recent robbery attempt
• Enterprise, Dothan mentioned on late night show
• Army could purchase land close to Eufaula
• Three Florida men arrested in county
• Meat judging team places in top 10 nationwide
• First woman circuit judge sworn in
• Anderson sworn in as district attorney
• MLK Day celebrated locally
• Zion Chapel gets $5k Lowe's grant
• Women charged with cocaine distribution
• Interview: Enterprise City Schools Superintendent Aaron Milner
• Madison man's case sent to grand jury
• Woman robbed at gunpoint
• Surviving families of Huntsville massacre in lawsuit
• Local barber shop serves as singer's stage
• Hundreds expected to attend Enterrpise Business Expo
• Semi-pro baseball team sets tryouts this weekend
• Gov. Riley chooses Steve Blair as Coffee County Probate Judge
• Armed Home Invasion Occurs In Enterprise
• Armed Home Invasion Occurs In Enterprise
• Red Cross Sets Red and White Chocolate Night
• Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration Set
• Police Briefs
• Year In Review--October
• Year In Review--November
• For The Record
• Auburn wins national title
• Coffee County Dodges a Weather Bullet
• McAliley retirement reception tonight
• Enterprise: Closings due to winter storm warning
• Rawls Ball To Feature Old Hollywood
• County Could See Wet. Wintry Weather
• Saudi Arabian Flight Student Released On Bond
• Tallas Retiring Today as EMA Director
• Police Briefs
• Cash, Drugs Seized in New Brockton Raid
• Year In Review--August
• City To Develop Sidewalks Around Rucker Boulevard Elementary School
• Dream Hunts for Heroea aids disabled soldiers
• Gov. Riley chooses Steve Blair as Probate Judge
• Year in Review--July
• Mother overcomes long, perilous journey to deliver New Year's baby
• Air Force student arrested for making terrorist threats
• 2010 Year In Review-- June
• Army explosives student arrested in Enterprise
• Enterprise Mayor Guest Speaker in Korea
• Law Officers Stress Safety For Holiday Weekend
• Foreign Flight Student Arrested On Sodomy Charge
• College Bowl Game Schedule
• Former Elba lawman charged with torture, willful abuse of child
• Publix, new shopping center coming to Enterprise
• Publix, new shopping center coming to Enterprise
• 2010 Year in Review-- February
• Former Elba lawman charged with torture, willful abuse of child
• 2010 Year in Review-January
• Civitans assist Santa
• Tyler Perry's donation saves at-risk youth center
• Children's letters to Santa
• Local fifth grader helps school win $1,000 for art supplies
• Have a canine Christmas!
• Have a canine Christmas
• No decision yet on new Enterprise schools superintendent
• Coffee County unemployment falls in November
• Coffee County Probate Judge William Gammill retiring after 16 years in office
• Enterprise Police arrest Dothan man on theft charge
• Fire causes heavy damage to Plaza Drive home
• Homes damaged in fires this week
• Attroney General Troy King announces settlement with DIRECTTV
• Recognize triggers for holiday stress
• Enterprise Police arrest Dothan man on theft charge
• Enterprise youth wins Pokemon championship
• Pre-registration deadline upcoming for business expo
• City sidewalk construction complete
• Helping parents of autistic children navigate the holiday season
• Coping with holiday stress, depression
• Tallas leaves things better
• Teacher's aide works with students every day
• Opp church to present Bethlehem Drive program this weekend
• Enterprise High School target of bomb theats
• Two Coffee County Board of Educations members sworn in
• Ozark man charged with 12 Alabama Securities act violations
• Elba City Schools let out at 11:30 today
• Snow falling in the Wiregrass
• New Brockton Town Council argues about member's dual residency
• Ground broken for Christian Mission women's center
• Registration now open for 3rd Chamber Business Expo
• Christmas Parade winners announced
• Enterprise gets the Christmas spirit, welcomes Santa
• Enterprise native, former journalist hosts book signing today
• EHS auditorium delayed
• Troy University renovates former shopping center
• Top five named for Enterprise schools superintendent job
• Salvation Army helping others help themselves
• Local train enthusiast hosting holiday event
• Elba Christmas Parade set Dec. 11`
• Coffee County site of state's first clean energy landfill
• For the record
• Man jailed after Friday night car crash
• Fort Rucker to kick off holiday season
• Enterprise Tree-Lighting, Christmas Parade dates changed
• Enterprise Christmas parade, tree lighting dates changed
• Churches join communities, resources to help feed Wiregrass residents for Thanksgiving
• Hunt Family to perform Dec. 7 in Elba
• Enterprise Christmas Parade set Tuesday
• Navigator qualifies for President's Circle
• New Coffee County schools superindendent named
• New brochure highlights Alabama's Civil War history
• Sheriff urges motorists to be cautious on highways during holiday period
• Elba woman killed in Monday evening crash
• Suspect arrested in Elba woman's death
• Elba woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Elba man arrested on murder charge
• ESCC employee wins state award
• What are you thankful for?
• Suspect arrested in Elba woman's death
• Santa for seniors making wishes come true
• Vetarans honor Searcy family
• Rucker Boulevard Elementary School hosts Kaleidoscope Day
• Fort Rucker commander nominated for promotion to Major General
• Possible suspect identified in Elba woman's death
• Rucker Boulevard teacher wants students to thrive
• Fire hydrant testing vital, mayor says
• Man killed, woman injured in crash
• Great American Smokeout Today
• Police Briefs
• Carnley signs with Valdosta State
• Speed limit reduction at Shell Field gate on hold
• 2010 Tour of Homes Set
• Shirley Grant joins county Soil and Water Conservation District board
• Enterprise students begin Rural Medical Scholars program at UA
• Two MCE employees named Hospital Heroes
• Former bank president says he is blessed
• Fire hydrant testing begins Thursday in Enterprise
• Salvation Army seeking bell-ringing volunteers
• Trial continued for man charged with murder
• Strong winds, rain heading to Wiregrass
• Weevils' basketball teams remain winless
• Veterans Day Parade, ceremony a huge success
• Coffee County United Way campaign reaches 70 percent of goal
• Schools to host open house during American Education Week
• Lowe's needs O's blood drive set
• NB Council reaffirms vote on water board
• Christmas comes early in Enterprise
• Enterprise residents celebrate patriotism on Veterans Day
• Pow Wow, historic marker dedication Saturday in Daleville
• Coffee County man sentenced in drug case
• Elba: Arrest warrant issued for mother of stillborn infant
• Simon chooses Dolphins for college softball career
• Coffee County Farm-City group presents 2010 awards
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Town of Napier Field to hold flag ceremony Sunday for veterans
• Enterprise karate school students fare well at tournament
• Woman convicted in "Operation Pseudo' case
• Coffee County Commission amends community room rental policy
• Police in mourning over officer's death
• Fundraiser set for 7-year-old cancer victim
• Historic Clayhatchee church gets new lease on life
• Elba presents small town celebration Saturday
• Mt. Pleasant seniors host annual holiday bazaar
• Love 'bowls' volunteers over at Special Olympics event
• Wall of Honor created at New Brockton Elementary School
• Downtown road closing due to construction
• The doctor's oaths: Can Robert Bentley live up to these campaign promises?
• McAliley reflects on legal career spanning decades
• Two arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Freedom Drive closed Tuesday
• Speed limit, traffic lights discussed at council meeting
• City approves third Boll Weevil Run
• ESCC basketball teams open season Friday
• New Brockton, county agree on repairs for water-damaged road
• Fort Rucker's relationship with area towns 'simply priceless'
• Coffee County elections
• Dough gets toasted in 18-wheeler fire
• For the record
• Man arrested on murder charge in Enterprise
• Coffee County wildlife, forestry field days held
• Enterprise Police briefs
• Missing college class ring found at county landfill
• Voting booth basics for Tuesday's General Election
• EPA plans yard sale Nov. 6
• National Peanut Festival opens today
• New Brockton Gamecocks end regular season with win
• Coppinville Jr. High 2010-11 basketball schedule set
• Two arrested in convenience store burglary
• Pea River Historical Society plans garage sale
• Enterprise man charged with rape, sodomy
• Weekend events in the Enterprise area
• Fort Rucker growing, garrison commander says
• Enterprise Junior High wins city championship
• Winning touchdown
• Emergency response volunteers needed
• Law enforcers hold fundraiser to assist comrade
• Watch for little spooks and goblins this Halloween
• Enterprise police briefs
• City gets boost from watershed authority
• Battle of Newton re-enactment held
• Youth leaders experience county government
• Culver new DAV Commander
• Expect drier than normal winter, National Weather Service says
• Accdreditation panel chairman praises city school system
• Area schools set to celebrate Red Ribbon Week
• Enterprise resident charged with sex abuse
• Troy University homecoming celebration set Nov. 13
• Fall Festival set downtown Saturday
• Today last day to register to vote in General Election
• Lions Club to sponsor vision screening at Fall Festival
• Enterprise Lions to host vision screening at Fall Fest
• Intervention not detention is key says judge
• Troy football coach speaks in Enterprise
• Fort Rucker welcomes Wiregrass retirees Oct. 29
• Breast cancer issues addressed at annual forum
• Man charged in multi-million-dollar securities fraud case wants charges dropped
• Fort Rucker AIDB supply store reopens today
• Kinston Bulldogs top Georgiana for fifth win of season
• Quinn, Rodgers bring height, size to Weevils
• Enterprise fire chief stresses need for home smoke detectors
• Daleville to host carnival, powwow
• Early years of Enterprise featured in new play
• Former sheriff's bookkeeper sentenced
• St. John Holiday Bazaar coming soon
• Kids in the kitchen 4-H club holds first meeting
• Library's pumpkin contest deadline Wednesday
• Body found in Elba identified
• Enterprise woman is 102 years old today
• Enterprise woman convicted on 2 of 4 drug charges
• Downtown Enterprise road closing Monday due to construction
• Pumpkins on the square planned in Elba
• Free legal advice clinics set this month
• Teacher of the Week
• Enterprise man found not guilty of sodomy charge
• New student center opens at ESCC
• EHS Mega-Reunion this weekend
• Body found in Elba
• Job Fair planned in Dothan
• Elba outdoor classroom dedication set Friday
• Enterprise man arrested on fugitive warrant from Florida
• Retiree month proclaimed, picnic planned
• Gilmer Grant honored
• Deadline set to register to vote
• CCAA presents jazz orchestra performancz
• Mayor says wounded warrior hunt a chance to give back
• Absentee ballot application deadline upcoming
• Relay for Life meeting set Thursday
• Take time to care for yourself, motivational speaker says
• Killeen gets 105 more years in prison
• Elba man served with first-degree robbery warrant
• Harri Anne Smith has 'peace' about indictments
• Teacher uses real-life experiences to relate math to students
• Enterprise city departments report progress on projects
• Enterprise board of education approves funds for community agencies
• New Brockton water bills going up soon
• New Brockton homecoming parade route changed
• City appproves three events
• Gilley, Smith among 11 arrested in bingo probe
• New Brockton High School celebrating homecoming this week
• UDC holds grave marker dedication
• Sunrise fitness in the park set Wednesday
• Court saves money through internet hearings
• Coffee County Breast Cancer Forum to address cancer issues
• Ronnie Gilley, Harri AnneSmith arrested
• Gilley, Smith arrested in bingo probe
• Statement from Joe Espy, McGregor's Attorney
• Sen. Harri Anne Smith arrested; others arrested
• New Caribbean grill spices up Enterprise restaurant fare
• Education for inmates starts Tuesday at county jail
• Enterprise native aims to become a staple in clothing industry
• Enterprise entrepeneur is small business champion for Alabama
• EHS museum closer to a reality
• Guard 'Army Strong' sergeant says
• Kinston teacher challenges students to use their imagination
• Coffee County woman attacked by dog
• Woman dies in Wednesday wreck in Midland City
• Enterprise man sentenced to 90 years
• New warning siren installed near Enterprise High School
• Re-open, get arrested Tyson says
• Wear pink Friday Enterprise cheerleaders say
• Enterprise School Superintendent Jim Reese retiring
• Woman uses broken bottle in assault
• Harris expected to provide consistency for Weevils
• 'Arrest me.' Gilley says
• Second aviation expo a success
• Outdoors without limits group planned in county
• Coffee County Civil War battle commemorated
• Coffee BOE sets plans for FY2011
• The Rawls to reopen
• Searcy Funeral Home honored for 102 years in business
• Historic Folsom home needs restoration
• Dothan man found guilty on meth charge
• Man dies of injuries from cave in
• Wal-Mart teacher rewards program aids 10 teachers at Ariton school
• Enterprise man pleads guilty on arson charge
• Sewer cave-in temporarily traps workers in Enterprise
• Statewide Fire Alert declared
• $60 million city budget approved
• Enterprise school superintendent discusses proration
• It's a mooo-ving experience
• Homecomimg this week at EHS
• School bus drivers host bus safety week
• Enterprise man gets 25-year sentence for burglary
• New medical express care offers alternative
• Enterprise man found guilty on rape charge
• Jack Day festival this Saturday
• Forestry Commission urges fire safety
• CCAA presents season opener today
• Enterprise High Schol FFA celebrates a new beginning
• Second aviation expo set next Saturday
• Enterprise, Coffee County school systems prepare for increased proration
• Taste of Coffee County larger than ever
• Man found not guilty
• Enterprise man arrested on meth charge
• Former sheriff department employee found guilty
• School robbery suspect arrested
• Enterprise man gets 10 years for child molestation
• 20th annual wiregrass model railroad show and sale this weekend
• Enterprise Police Department reports death of officer's wife
• Former Coffee County sheriff's employee's trial continues today
• Habitat for Humanity plans for Habitat Day of Prayer Sunday
• Shelby co-sponsors legislation to prevent tax increases
• Grand jury indicts Enterprise man on drug charges
• Coffee County United Way 46 percent to goal
• 'Crackdown' needed to fight illegal immigration, Bright says
• United Way Pacesetters honored
• VA Clinic opens at Fort Rucker
• Rescue and Runway: A fashion show with a purpose
• Miss Alabama to visit Enterprise Thursday for United Way kickoff
• Local soldiers, retired pilot honored for heroism
• Last child home
• Enterprise Parks and Recreation Department improves ball field
• Hunger action month recognized
• Mayor announces $50,000 grant for Rotary splash pad
• Former sheriff's department employee set for trial on theft charge
• Local soldiers honored for heroism
• EJHS defeats DJHS
• Enterprise Rotary Park Committee
• The new wave for making meth
• Enterprise Rotary Park Committee
• Charles Cole named head coach for all ESCC basketball teams
• Farmers look to arrival of fall, winter crops
• Enterprise school board approves $76 million budget
• ESC experiences Endless Summer win
• Finishing touches coming for EHS
• Foster homes needed in Coffee County
• New juvenile assistance program kicks off
• New Brockton council confrontations continue
• Dothan firefighter killed in four-wheeler crash
• Wiregrass archaeology day set at Landmark Park
• Remove barriers to live dreams, speaker says
• Hillcrest Baptist Church plans fall fest at Bates Memorial Stadium
• More law enforcement on highways during holiday weekend
• New Enterprise High School’s open house scheduled
• Suspect wanted in Walgreens robbery
• Dollar General to host ground breaking in New Brockton
• Alabama leader in protecting children in disasters, report says
• IRS extends deadline for nonprofit groups
• Teen arrested on first-degree robbery charge
• Alabama soldier killed in Afghanistan Saturday
• Enterprise girl gets first shot at national competition
• Enterprise to host ‘night out against crim
• Handicap ramp at Enterprise city hall complete
• EMA deputy director thrives under pressure
• Alzheimer’s sixth leading cause of death
• Man suspected of child rape turns himself in
• Honey bees crucial, extension agent says
• Wiregrass swimmers compete at district meet
• Police searching for child rape suspect
• Mission at YMCA to remain same despite name change, director says
• School system takes over new academic building at high school
• High school courses qualify for college credit
• Kinston parents host donation drive for school
• Enterprise police, financial institutions working to stop debit card fraud
• New Brockton man charged with burglary
• Officials says Parent Project is a success
• First 3-D simulation tech grads present their final project
• Back to his roots: Coffee County native returns to practice medicine in Enterprise
• Two are indicted for attempted murder charges
• Dixie Softball Girls Fast Pitch State Tournament starts today in Enterprise
• Wiregrass educators, judges brainstorm to decrease area dropout rates
• Florida man charged in Enterprise shooting
• Enterprise City Hall gets new handicapped access
• Undercover operation nets four drug arrests
• New flip-flops inspired by faith
• Enterprise beats Dothan to claim a spot at regional tournament
• Officials look for escapee
• VA simplifies access to health care,benefits for veterans with PTSD
• Card, program aids Fort Rucker SOS families
• Lights out for New Brockton?
• Decades-old Magwood case back in spotlight
• Enterprise man promoted to project engineer at firm
• 76-year-old arrested, charged with sexual abuse
• Teens arrested on drug charges
• Navigator approved for mentor program
• Enterprise SOS Rescue Shelter gets $500 donation
• Coffee County mother opens restaurant to honor missing daughter
• Alabama Forestry Commission releases two publications on how to prevent wildfires
• Perez pleads guilty after state reduces charges
• Parks and Rec to host Dixie Youth tournament
• Charge dismissed against former Enterprise resident
• Enterprise Lions Club secretary awarded Lion of the Year
• Enterprise family shares a home through international adoption
• Fundraising cookbook enters second printing
• Fort Rucker to get new general
• Local students receive Birmingham-Southern college scholarships
• Empower yourself, life coach says
• Enterprise parks and rec clerk ensures players get just awards
• Enterprise ham operators demonstrate mission at Field Day 2010
• Pets suffer from extreme summer temperatures
• Memorial service for honored soldier
• Enterprise mourns a fallen hero
• Dixie AA State Tournament opens tonight
• Political newcomer in upcoming GOP runoff for Public Service Commission
• First 5K Run, mile walk a ‘success,’ organizers say
• Elba man arrested on river by marine police
• Bidding farewell: Army paratrooper to be laid to rest in Arlington
• Perez pleads guilty to leaving scene
• Coffee County revenue clerk discusses what matters
• Forestry department distributes funding to volunteer firefighters
• Enterprise City Hall to close Monday
• Indigo snakes introduced to re-establish species
• Coffee County GOP gubernatorial recount adds 10 votes
• Tallas earns top state EMA honor
• Two area businesses honored by Disabled American Veterans
• Enterprise Public Library hosts summer program finale Thursday
• Enterprise police ask public’s help in property theft cases
• 1.9 million Zion Chapel School construction nears completion
• Enterprise City Council: Passing the gavel
• Elba’s Foggy Bottom Barbecue Bash set for Saturday
• Medical Center Enterprise takes Healthy Woman online Tuesday
• Coffee County Farm Center receives $10,000 for repairs
• Grand jury issues 86 indictments
• Enterprise downtown revitalization Phase 2 begins Monday
• Local teachers attend Ag in the Classroom Summer Institute
• Senior center to benefit from salvage project at New Hope
• Enterprise Lions Club Newly-elected officers inducted
• Florida group helps rescue oiled birds
• Absentee ballot deadline for runoff election approaches
• Enterprise man reflects on 55 years in retail
• Oil spill effects to hit home
• Bentley visits Enterprise
• Enterprise police investigating fatal accident
• Fort Rucker prepares for big fireworks show
• Third recipient chosen for ‘Enterprise 8’ scholarship
• Extension system hosts prostate and colorectal information clinic
• Medical Center Enterprise‘Healthy Woman’ group holds fashion show
• Free fishing set at Coffee County Lake
• Spicer: Oil spill impacts state budget
• Enterprise Lions Club donates $15,000
• Show your support for the new Enterprise High School
• Old Enterprise Civic Center demolition begins
• New Brockton man pleads guilty on sex abuse charges
• Type O-negative blood supply drops: Red Cross urging donors to give
• Local students make strong showing at competition
• Windham leaving Coffee County Extension office
• Schools may switch to 10-point grading system
• Escapee recaptured, charged with robbery
• ‘Go hard or go home’: Female boxer wins National Golden Gloves Championship
• First Priest from Enterprise celebrates Mass
• Enterprise truck driver uninjured in 3-vehicle crash
• Man turns bar codes into unique art
• First alcohol license approved in New Brockton by state
• ‘Paint the Town Purple’ aims to raise funds to fight cancer
• Residents prevented from speaking at New Brockton town council meeting
• Health advisory issued on beaches
• Ozark shop collects cigars for soldiers
• 101-year-old shares secret to longevity
• Government lending a must for some small businesses
• New Brockton signs on to support Relay for Life
• Enterprise Board of Education approves new personnel, resignations
• ‘Mudding’ in Coffee County could result in arrest
• Sheriff’s deputy realizes childhood dream
• Enterprise Civitan Club members visit Children’s Hospital in Birmingham
• Fort Rucker Soldier Show a ‘huge success’
• Town of New Brockton certifies wet-dry vote
• Women veterans sought:‘Not just a boys club’ says DAV Commander
• Students named to University of Alabama dean’s list
• Enterprise student wins CenturyLink scholarship
• Moses band to record new album in Enterprise
• Enterprise hero welcomed home
• Enterprise Farmer’s Market going strong with fresh produce
• Some non-profit groups could lose tax exemptions
• How senior citizens can avoid money woes
• Magwood verdict decried: Decades-old case back in the spotlight
• Retired teacher writes ‘Bean Kids’ for grandchildren
• Perez manslaughter trial enters two day
• Enterprise soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Boll Weevil Fall Festival

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