City of Enterprise, Ala.

09/16/2026

🏀 YOUTH BASKETBALL REGISTRATION IS COMING SOON! 🏀

Get ready to hit the court! Registration for Enterprise Parks & Recreation Youth Basketball opens September 28! ⛹️‍♀️⛹️‍♂️

📅 Registration: September 28–October 9, 2026
👧🧒 Ages: 5–14 (as of 9/1/2026)
💰 Registration Fee: $45

📌 A copy of the participant’s birth certificate is required to register.

Whether they’re stepping onto the court for the first time or ready for another season, we can’t wait to see our young athletes back in action! 🏀💪

09/16/2026

We’ve already got Earnie's Food Truck and Wok N Soul lined up for Food Truck Friday at Enterprise City Hall on September 25.

We’re looking for ONE MORE truck to complete the lineup! 👀
☕ Coffee?
🍪 Sweet treats?
🍰 Something we absolutely need to try?

That spot could be yours!

If you’d like to participate, contact the City of Enterprise Revenue Department for more information: (334) 348-2656.


Enterprise Area Foodies

09/16/2026

🎀 ONE WEEK LEFT TO PRE-REGISTER! 🎀

The Pink Ribbon Roundup 5K & Fun Run is just around the corner! 💗 Don’t miss your chance to pre-register and join us on Saturday, September 26, 2026, in Downtown Enterprise!

🏃‍♀️ 5K: 8:00 AM
🏃‍♂️ Fun Run: 8:15 AM
📅 Pre-Registration: Closes September 23, 2026
💲 Registration without T-shirt: $30

All proceeds benefit breast cancer support services. Let’s come together for a great cause and make this year’s Pink Ribbon RoundUp one to remember! 🎀💕

👉 Pre-register now by scanning the QR code or visiting friendsofmainstreetenterprise.com/events!

Thank you to our sponsors , Murphy Family Restaurants - McDonald's, First National Bank of Hartford, Enterprise State Community College, Joys Beauty Boutique, Tomahawk Screen Printing, Chick-fil-A Enterprise (AL), Five Star Credit Union, Enterprise Paper and Janitorial, Enterprise Janitorial and Floorcare, and Hwaseung Automotive Alabama (HSAA).

09/16/2026

09/15/2026

The City of Enterprise recognized September as Su***de Prevention Month during Tuesday’s City Council meeting, with Mayor William E. Cooper Sr. emphasizing the importance of connection, compassion and reminding those who may be struggling that they are not alone.

“Every life has value, and no one should feel like they have to face a difficult time alone,” Mayor Cooper said. “Sometimes, simply taking the time to notice someone, reach out and let them know they are not alone can make a difference.”

Joining Mayor Cooper and Director of Tourism and Community Relations Tammy Doerer for the recognition were Kristin Johns with SpectraCare Health Systems; Vernon Johnson, Fort Rucker Su***de Prevention Program Coordinator; Brent Hawken, Fort Rucker Substance Misuse Prevention Coordinator; and Jessica Hawken with Warrior Wellness Collective.

Mayor Cooper formally proclaimed September 2026 as Su***de Prevention Month in the City of Enterprise.

The proclamation recognizes su***de as a serious public health concern affecting individuals, families, schools, workplaces and communities, while emphasizing the value of every life and the importance of reducing stigma and encouraging conversations about mental health and emotional well-being.

It also recognizes the role families, friends, educators, healthcare professionals, first responders, faith communities, veterans' organizations, civic groups and other community members play in supporting those who may be experiencing emotional distress.

Through the proclamation, the City of Enterprise encourages citizens to look out for one another, speak openly and compassionately about mental health, seek help when needed and remind those who are struggling that hope and help are available.

“Su***de Prevention Month is an opportunity for our community to stand together and remind one another that help is available and that no one has to face life's most difficult moments alone,” Cooper said.

The City of Enterprise encourages residents to check on friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers and to take concerns seriously when someone may be struggling.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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09/15/2026

09/15/2026

👻 Calling all Activity & Trunk-or-Treat Vendors! 🎃

Enterprise Parks & Recreation is looking for vendors to join us for Spooky in the Park! Come out for an evening of Halloween fun at Johnny Henderson Family Park and help make this event spooktacular for our community! 🕷️🧡

📅 Friday, October 30, 2026
⏰ 5:00–8:00 PM
📍 Johnny Henderson Family Park

We’re looking for activity vendors and trunk-or-treat participants to help fill the park with games, activities, candy, and plenty of Halloween fun! 🍬🎃

👉 Apply now by scanning the QR code or visiting eprd.recdesk.com/community/program!

09/15/2026

It’s IT Professionals Day, and today we’re giving a big shoutout to two people who help keep the City of Enterprise, Ala. running smoothly behind the scenes! 💻📱

Jeremy and Frank are the ones we call when the laptop won’t cooperate, the Wi-Fi isn’t doing what it’s supposed to, our cell phones are acting up, the AV equipment has a mind of its own or we’ve submitted yet another “help ticket.”

No matter what the issue is, they’re always there to answer the frantic calls, troubleshoot the problem and get us back on track.

We’re proud to have them on our team and grateful for everything they do to keep us connected and supported. Happy IT Professionals Day, Jeremy and Frank! We appreciate you!

09/14/2026

Mayor William E. Cooper Sr. started his week on the right note as he was invited to Small Steps Preschool at FBC Enterprise to read to the 4-year-old and kindergarten students. 📕 🎺 🎶

He shared the story of ‘Music Is’ by Brandon Stosuy, but, as he often does, Mayor took the opportunity to share a few lessons that extend beyond the pages of a book.

He talked with the children about his love of music and how to enjoy it at just the right volume, not too loud and not too soft. He also shared something he has learned throughout his life: music is an international language. We may not all speak the same language, he told them, but we can read the same notes and play the same music.

And, of course, a lesson about music wouldn't be complete without a little live demonstration. Mayor Cooper picked up his trumpet and played ‘How Great Thou Art.’ The children excitedly squealed and covered their ears during the performance, but quickly erupted into loud applause and cheers when he finished.

While at the church, Mayor Cooper also shared a special moment with members of the First Baptist Church ministry team. Pastor Harrison Smith, Minister of Outreach and Missions, shared that the church was praying today for local leaders, including the mayor and City Council, county commissioners and our first responders.

Mayor Cooper was grateful for the prayers and then asked if he could pray for the church as well. He was joined by Pastor Smith, Dr. Rex Kent, Minister to Senior Adults, and Rev. Zach Clark, Minister to Middle School Students, for a heartfelt moment of prayer and mutual encouragement.

From sharing the joy of music with some of our youngest residents to sharing a moment of prayer with those who care for our community, it was a meaningful way to begin the week.

09/14/2026