The Nook in Downtown Enterprise

10/09/2026

In anticipation of the forecasted impacts of Hurricane Isaias, the City of Enterprise, Ala. will close all city offices at 12 p.m., Friday, October 9. All City offices will remain closed until Tuesday, October 13. City offices were previously scheduled to be closed Monday, October 12, in observance of Columbus Day.

All City buildings, facilities and parks will close at 12 p.m. Residents are urged to stay home and off the roads so emergency personnel can respond safely and efficiently if assistance is needed.

The City encourages residents to remain weather aware, follow credible news outlets and official emergency management sources for updates, and take precautions to protect themselves and their property as conditions develop.

Emergency responders and essential personnel are on standby in preparation for potential storm impacts.

The City is in contact with the Coffee County Emergency Management Agency, and Coffee County (Alabama) Community Emergency Response Team (CC-CERT) volunteers are on standby and ready to assist if needed.

On Wednesday, Governor Kay Ivey issued an emergency proclamation to help make additional resources available if needed in response to the storm.

At this time, no emergency shelters are open in Enterprise, as there has been no identified need. Residents seeking emergency shelter information should contact Wiregrass 2-1-1 for the latest available information.

Residents should take steps now to prepare for potential high winds and other hazardous conditions.
• Secure outdoor items. Bring garbage cans inside and secure outdoor furniture, decorations and other loose items that could become airborne in high winds.
• Stay off the roads. Remain at home unless travel is necessary. Keeping roads clear allows emergency personnel to respond quickly and safely if needed.
• Monitor trusted sources. Follow official City of Enterprise communications, credible news outlets and emergency management updates for the latest information.
• Remain alert. Monitor weather forecasts and emergency alerts, and be prepared to respond to changing conditions.

Residents are also reminded that if their property sustains storm damage, they should hire only properly licensed contractors for repair work. Be cautious of unsolicited offers, high-pressure sales tactics and potential scams in the aftermath of the storm.

The Enterprise Farmers Market will be closed Saturday, October 10, due to the forecasted weather impacts.

The Enterprise Parks and Recreation Enterprise Recreation and Aquatics Center (ERAC) will have a delayed opening Saturday, October 10, and will open at 10 a.m. Residents are encouraged to follow the City's official communication channels for any additional updates before visiting the facility.

The City will continue monitoring conditions and coordinating with emergency management partners. Updates regarding closures, storm impacts and recovery information will be shared through the City of Enterprise's official communication channels.

The City encourages everyone to take precautions, look out for one another and put safety first.

08/18/2026

TONIGHT! Don't miss LIVE MUSIC from Weston Watson! 🤩🎶🎵

TONIGHT! Make evening plans and stop by The Nook in Downtown Enterprise for live music by Weston Watson! 🎶🎵

Head down to 123 South Main Street at 6-7PM, grab a bite to eat from your favorite downtown restaurant, and enjoy your evening!

Nook At Night - Weston Watson

08/03/2026

Visitors strolling through historic Downtown Enterprise will notice a fresh new look as nearly 30 businesses have installed decorative blade signs through the Main Street Alabama Façade Grant Program.
Main Street Enterprise was awarded a $20,000 grant to help fund the project, which provided businesses with new awning-mounted or wall-mounted blade signs featuring their business names or logos. The rectangular and oval signs project outward from storefronts, making businesses easier to identify for pedestrians while adding visual interest throughout downtown.
"These new blade signs do much more than identify our local businesses—they create a more welcoming, walkable and vibrant downtown experience," said Lily McDaniel, Executive Director of Main Street Enterprise. "When visitors can easily spot shops and restaurants as they stroll down Main Street, they're more likely to explore, discover new businesses and spend more time downtown. This project enhances the unique character of our historic district while supporting the merchants who make it such a special destination."
Mayor William E. Cooper said the project demonstrates the City's continued commitment to investing in downtown and supporting the local businesses that drive Enterprise's economy.
“Downtown is the heart of our community, and investments like these help ensure it remains a place where businesses can thrive and people want to gather," Cooper said. "Supporting our downtown businesses is an investment in the future of Enterprise. Improvements like these enhance the character of our historic district, encourage people to explore our local shops and restaurants, and build on the momentum of our ongoing downtown revitalization efforts."
The project follows action by the Enterprise City Council, which adopted an ordinance on Dec. 2, 2025, establishing regulations for blade signs within the city. A blade sign is a business sign mounted perpendicular to the face of a building, allowing it to be easily viewed by pedestrians traveling along a sidewalk. The ordinance establishes clear and uniform standards for blade signs to ensure they are safely constructed, appropriately sized and visually compatible with the buildings and districts in which they are installed.
When properly designed and installed, blade signs enhance the visibility of local businesses, contribute to pedestrian-oriented design and support ongoing downtown revitalization efforts. The ordinance includes standards for vertical clearance, projection from buildings, size, quantity and overall design. Blade signs must maintain a minimum vertical clearance of eight feet above the sidewalk.
In addition to the blade sign project, grant funding also supported the installation of a new entrance sign at The Nook, further enhancing one of downtown Enterprise's community gathering spaces.
Originally developed through a partnership between the Main Street Enterprise Design Committee and Young Main Street Committee, The Nook transformed a small Enterprise Public Library parking lot into a welcoming public space and the home of Main Street Enterprise's Small Box Shop business incubator.
Today, The Nook serves as a year-round gathering place for residents and visitors and plays an important role during downtown events, including the Spring Festival, Boll Weevil Fall Festival and Whoville Celebration. The space also hosts live entertainment, including the popular Nook at Night concert series, where local musicians perform free outdoor concerts for the community.
The blade sign project reflects Main Street Enterprise's continued commitment to strengthening downtown through strategic improvements that support local businesses while enhancing the experience for residents and visitors alike. For more information about the Main Street Enterprise program, visit Downtown Enterprise

07/01/2026

06/25/2026

Head down THIS WEEKEND for live music with Lil Jimmy Reed, great eats, delicious tastings, and something special for your furry friends!

All donations will support SOS Animal Adoption Center.

Lest ye forget! Upcoming this Saturday!