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Ambassador of the Month Donnia Rambin with
Go Digital with Donnia
Go Digital with Donnia is a Digital Marketing and Creative Design Agency.
A "marketing luxe" guide to Reputation Management, Social Media Management,
SEO & E-Com.
Thank you, Donnia for your dedication and commitment to
our community!
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On July 8, we celebrated
Frou Frou Collection
with a Ribbon Cutting!
Frou Frou Collection has been in business for the last 16 years online and traveling for popup shows. They have a great variety of clothes and more to pick from, and they are conveniently located in beautiful Downtown Enterprise waiting for YOU to come see what they have to offer.
It's Frou Frou Collection's desire to help provide for the
"Modern, Modest, You".
They are located at
121 N Main St,
Enterprise, AL 36330
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ice cream floats!
Shopaholic was born from the need to have a place where talented individuals in Enterprise could share their creativity! There are currently 10 vendors in Shopaholic, 9 are Military Spouses! Shopaholic is designed to create a fun, exciting, creative and relaxing shopping experience. Join us for a complimentary cup of coffee, tea, or water. You are invited to shop, sit a spell, special order, visit, and talk to the vendors about their incredible products.
“Life is supposed to be fun!” Retail Therapy helps!
They are located at
110 S Main St,
Enterprise, AL 36330
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We had a wonderful time at Simplicity of Life celebrating their Ribbon Cutting on July 23rd!
At Simplicity, they offer a safe, relaxing environment for friends of all ages! Come in for a cup of fresh, roasted coffee, or pick up a unique gift from their thoughtfully curated collection. Weekly story time is offered for the kids who are certain to love their soon-to-be-famous Belgian waffles and frozen treats! You can also host your next birthday party or special event in their private party room! Community is at the heart of their business so stop in for a visit and let their guest service team welcome you home!
COFFEE. SNACKS.
GIFTS. GATHERINGS.
COMMUNITY.
They are located at
222 South Main St.
Enterprise, AL 36330
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The Downtown Enterprise Entertainment District (DEED) allows guests age 21 and older to carry alcoholic beverages in an approved container within the boundaries of the district during designated days and times.
The DEED shall only be operative and in effect during the hours of 11:00 am to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm on other days of the week, except Sunday.
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For safety reasons and to lessen traffic congestion along Main Street for certain hours before, during and after the events occurring downtown when the City Council has approved a street closure, this ordinance is necessary to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the citizens and attendees.
At least one (1) hour prior to the street closure of an event in Downtown Enterprise, no vehicles are allowed to park or remain parked on Main Street, College Street and Railroad Street. Unauthorized vehicles will be subject to towing, and all fines and fees enforceable by the City of Enterprise
per Ordinance 07-06-21-B.
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Chamber Committee Meetings
- Executive Board of Directors
- August 11th at 8am
- Ambassadors
- August 12th at 12pm
- Board of Directors
- August 16th at 11:45am
- Military & Veteran Affairs Meeting
- August 25th at 8am
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Enterprise City Meetings
- City Council Work Session
- Tuesday, August 3rd at 5pm
- City Hall
- City Council Meeting
- Tuesday, August 3rd at 6pm
- City Hall
- City Council Work Session - Budget
- Tuesday, August 3rd at conclusion of Council Meeting
- City Hall
- City Council Meeting
- Tuesday, August 17th at 6pm
- City Hall
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If you are a member of the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce and your business would like to host a Business After Hours,
We have some spots open in 2022!
January 20, 2022
April 21, 2022
June 16, 2022
July 21, 2022
August 18, 2022
October 20, 2022
November 17, 2022
Please fill out the Packet and return to our office
info@enterprisealabama.com
334-347-0581
Dates are first come, first served.
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Alabama Base to Ask Mask less
Troops to Show Vaccination Cards
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Unmasked soldiers will have to prove they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 after new orders from the commanding general of Fort Rucker, Alabama. The new measure was put in place by Maj. Gen. David Francis Tuesday, marking one of the most aggressive efforts by a military leader to combat the spread of the virus as the new delta variant drives the majority of infections and deaths.
Most Southern states are hovering around 50% of adults having received a first dose of the vaccine as they see surging cases. Alabama drags behind most of the nation in combating the coronavirus, with only about 33% of the state fully vaccinated. The majority of states have at least half of their population vaccinated.
"The big difference is going to be that if you are not wearing a mask, the leadership will be able to ask you, ask soldiers, to prove that they've been vaccinated by showing their vaccination card," Francis said in a video posted on the base's Facebook page Monday. Masked troops will not have to prove their vaccine status.
About 70% of U.S. troops have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine which remains voluntary. However, the Pentagon is considering mandatory inoculations once the Food and Drug Administration fully approves the shots. Read more from Military.com.
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Total Unemployment Claims and Current Jobs Available
Week of July 11 - 17, 2021
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Microlender Mondays
The SBA Alabama District Office presents a series of events on the topic of SBA microloan programs and microlending in the state of Alabama. This event is for folks in the beginning stages of starting a business and thinking about financing with a loan less than $50,000. We will have guest speakers from local microlending institutions joining to discuss their programs. Events will occur on the last Monday of the month in the am and pm. Check out the following link for multiple dates and times.
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SBA 7(a) Lending Workshop
On the second and fourth Thursdays of the month, we will also be presenting SBA 7(a) loan program overviews for small business owners. The event series will answer questions about the process, eligibility, uses of the loan, and key factors to go into obtaining a loan.
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Alabama Humanities Recovery Grants |
From July 1 to July 30, the Alabama Humanities Alliance is making up to $800,000 available in one-time grant funding to help humanities organizations thrive beyond the pandemic.
Alabama Humanities Recovery Grants are available to Alabama-based nonprofits with a demonstrated commitment to providing public humanities programming. This includes museums, libraries and archives, historic sites, and other cultural institutions.
AHA will award individual grants of up to $20,000. The application process runs from July 1–30, with awards announced in early September. Alabama Humanities Recovery Grants are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, thanks to the federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
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Join us Tuesday, 3 August for The AUSA Noon Report on The Army's Climate Strategy and Action Plan featuring Mr. J.E. "Jack" Surash, Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Assistant Secretary of the Army Installations, Energy and Environment and Ms. Amy Borman, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Environment, Safety, Occupational Health (ESOH). |
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Crossing the Lines
A Virtual Workforce Development Forum
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Free virtual summit.
Wednesday, August 18
9:30am-11:30am (EST)
Dr. Sam Addy, Senior Research Economist, Associate Dean for Economic Development Outreach for the University of Alabama Culverhouse College of Commerce will be representing our
region and state.
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Looking for a job?
Click on the link below to view the current
job opportunities from our members.
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13th Annual
AJ Jackson-Ryan Moehler
Memorial Golf Tournament
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July 29, 2021
9:30am
$90 per person
4 Person Teams
Sponsored by Enterprise High School Cheer
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Ribbon Cutting
Enterprise
Mental Health
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We will be celebrating Enterprise Mental Health with a Ribbon Cutting on
Thursday, July 29th at 10am!
Mental health services working with: infants, children, adolescents, adults,
couples & families.
Specialty working with Military, First Responder (LEO, Fire, EMS, and Emergency Dispatch) personnel and their families.
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Location:
117 S Main St
Enterprise, AL 36330
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On Tuesday, August 3, 2021, community members are invited to join forces with the Enterprise Police Department for National Night Out (NNO) from 6-9pm.
NNO is a nationwide annual event to promote crime prevention.
501 South Main Street
Enterprise, AL
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Join us for a celebration of USKA Martial Arts new location with a Ribbon Cutting!
Thursday, August 5th at 10am
Westgate Shopping Center
621 Boll Weevil Circle Suite 30A
Enterprise, AL 36330
Continue the celebration with Customer Appreciation Day!
11am-4pm
Free Hamburgers and Hotdogs and learn more about the afterschool program!
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Josh K. Watson Memorial Ride & Scholarship Announcement followed by Purple Heart Parking Dedication. |
Saturday October 23, 2021
Ride registration: 10:00 am
Ride begins: 11:00 am
Ride departs from Enterprise Highschool
(Ride will take place through Main Street
in Enterprise ending at The Craft)
Parking Dedication will begin at 12:00
at The Craft Bar & Grill, Enterprise, AL
All donations and proceeds will go directly to the
Josh K. Watson Scholarship.
With each $10.00 donation you will receive 1 memorial band.
Contact Joe at (910) 689-6901
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