34 new Enterprise chamber business members

“To be an advocate for our members by promoting the growth of business, industry, and community,” is the mission of the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, said Chamber Executive Director Erin Grantham.

“Who you know does make a difference,” said Grantham, outlining the benefits of chamber of commerce membership. “Networking opportunities allow you to get connected with local area professionals. The Chamber hosts multiple events and programs throughout the year such as business after hours, Leadership Coffee County, action teams, luncheons, educational workshops, socials, and signature events to help your business grow.

“The Chamber receives several calls and emails each week from visitors, locals, and businesses looking for services, and our Chamber members are always our first referrals when directing inquiring minds,” said Grantham. “Business After Hours is a great opportunity to network with local area professionals, introduce yourself and your business, enjoy food and drinks, win prizes, learn about the hosting business and more, all in a casual laid-back atmosphere. These events are usually held on the third Thursday of every month at a different host location, from 5:30 until 7:00 p.m.”

The chamber website hosts a Community Calendar. “Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly event to enjoy or when the next city council meeting might be, our Chamber calendar combines all the fun and necessary information on local events into a singular, convenient place,” said Grantham. “Exclusive to our members, your events can be added at no additional cost to you.”

Chamber membership also provides small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs with educational and training opportunities with valuable information to support business growth by connecting with local business development resources and strategic community partners.

Also offered to members are exclusive advertising opportunities or discounted fees at Chamber sponsored exhibit events. Members can feature their business, organization or project at the Chamber office with brochures, rack cards, postcards, pictures and more. Items are handed out monthly to newly in-processed soldiers and families at Fort Novosel, new resident welcome bags, and relocation requests.

Actively engaged in grand openings, groundbreakings, ribbon cuttings, and member milestones, the chamber stands ready to assist. “Whether you need help coordinating your grand opening celebration or just need to borrow the big scissors let us help make your day one to remember,” Grantham said.

Alabama Medical Weight Loss and Wellness, 1402 Rucker Boulevard;

Beet Glow Spray Tanning, inside Purple Sage 2381 Highway 167 South;

Candid Events 360, A Photo Booth Co., 500 Mayberry Way;

Classy Barbershop, 42 Boll Weevil Circle;

CMG Home Loans (formerly Envoy Mortgage) 303 Plaza Drive;

Hello Beautiful Consignment and Outlet, 119 South Main Street;

Jim Whaley Tires Inc. (bought Goodson Tire), 1161 Geneva Highway;

McAlister’s Deli, 708 Boll Weevil Circle;

Mind Matters Counseling Services, 830 North Ouida Street;

Mixson and Moore Candle Company, 557 Glover Avenue, Suite 29;

Naan Stop Doner, 206 County Road 702;

NAPA Auto Parts, 1108 Rucker Boulevard;

Oswalt’s Apparel and Footwear, 638 Boll Weevil Circle;

Par and Pour LLC, 110 Easy Street;

Pinch A Penny Pool Patio and Spa, 21 Boll Weevil Circle, Suite 26;

Purple Safe Salon & Boutique, moved to 2381 Highway 167 South;

Restoration Dental LLC, (bought Enterprise Dental Associates), 1205 Boll Weevil Circle,

Rougue Turtle, 202 South Main Street;

Studio Fades Barbershop LLC, 444 Rucker Boulevard;

Tacos Way, 1016 Rucker Boulevard;

The Haus of Plants, inside Boldly Going, 1230 Rucker Boulevard, Suite A;

The Potters House Art Studio, started as home based, now 700 Glover Avenue

Valient Mental Health Services LLC, 557 Glover Avenue Suite 6;

Wags and Whiskers of the Wiregrass and Enterprise, 515 North Main Street; and,

Wiregrass Foam Solutions LLC, 2760 Highway 51.

Chamber members who joined in 2024 who don’t operate from a “brick and mortar” facility and can be contacted by calling the chamber office are:

Sweet Home Smells with Kristin;

Swoon and Bloom Photography; and,

“The Chamber is committed to our community partners and believes together we are better,” Grantham said. “Mutual partnership equals mutual success.”

For more information on joining the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, stop by the 533 Glover Avenue location Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 a.m. until 4: 30 p.m., call (334) 347-0581, or

email info@enterprisealabama.com.