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Simply Southern Spotlight on Downtown Enterprise

Yes, please! Turns out, the Main Street community of Enterprise has the trifecta, and Simply Southern sings its praises in this fun clip that is sure to get you excited for spring (and Enterprise).

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Stay overnight at renovated historic jail in hometown of legendary Alabama authors

The Literary Capital of Alabama has found a new and captivating way to immerse visitors in its history-this time by throwing them in jail! With notables like Harper Lee and Truman Capote once calling this small town home, the town's fame only continues to grow, and by renovating a 19th century jail into delightful lodging options, community partnerships are making way for more visitors to enjoy its beloved spaces.

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Give back to your community how you can

Main Street Alexander City's Second Saturday Clean Up is the perfect example of how a little love for your community can go a long way. Learn more about this important annual event that brings people together while making trash pick up a competitive team sport!

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Oxford's main street honors business owner's contributions to downtown

The Anniston Star recently wrote about the wonderful things going on with Historic Main Street Oxford and the many accolades recognized during the organization's award ceremony, which included six Main Street Alabama Illuminate Grant Award winners, as well as the Business of the Year and Employee of the Year awards. But impressive stats (like nine new businesses, millions of dollars invested, and hundreds of volunteer awards) were also on the program.

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Leeds Main Street secures over $100,000 for downtown revitalization

Leeds Main Street recently received funding for a variety of projects that are sure to generate excitement and foot traffic, including public art installments, improvements to infrastructure, as well as support for the small business community. According to the article Executive Director Kristy Biddle said, "This funding is not only revitalizing our historic district but also directly supporting our local businesses, improving public spaces, and creating new opportunities for community engagement."

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