Friday Feb 10 | The Enterprise Ledger
New Brockton teacher challenges students to be their best
New Brockton High School teacher Shannon Clark began his career at the school 18 years ago and instructs 11th graders in U.S. history, and government and economics to seniors.
Adams pleads guilty to assault charges
A New Brockton man accused of assaulting New Brockton Police Department Chief Dale Grimes, his assistant and a New Brockton reserve officer pleaded guilty to three assault charges Tuesday.
The man charged with attacking New Brockton's Police Chief and a dispatcher has pleaded guilty.
Please note that Thursday, March 8 at 4:30 p.m. is the deadline to apply for absentee ballots for the March 13 primary election.
Deadline for registering to vote
The deadline for registering to vote in time for the March 13, 2012 Primary Election, is Friday, March 2, at 4:30 p.m. The Board of Registrars' office is located in the Coffee County Complex, Highway 84W, New Brockton, Al.
New Brockton council votes to bid out town garbage business
After a late start for a council meeting that went late into the night, New Brockton council members and residents in the audience talked trash between shouts and accusations of what to do about the garbage truck.
EMA urges use of media, local weather
With the potential of severe weather in Thursday's forecast, residents may want to keep their ears especially tuned in for severe weather sirens.
Animal control officer may avoid trial
New Brockton animal control officer Tony Bloodsworth may avoid an animal cruelty trial after his testimony in a previous trial brought new evidence to light, District Attorney Tom Anderson said Tuesday.
Editorial: Small town, big problems
New Brockton, a little Coffee County town of no more than 1,500 residents just west of Enterprise, has had its share of embarrassment lately.