Wiregrass Daily News
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Wednesday Aug 20, 2025
Tuesday Aug 19, 2025
Tuesday Aug 19, 2025
Wiregrass Daily News had the pleasure of sitting down with Steve Tipton of Vineyard Christian Retreat Center, located in the northeast corner of Coffee County. Founded in 1982 and purchased by the Coffee County Baptist Association in 1991, the retreat provides a place for church groups and families to step away from daily distractions and grow closer to God. The 110-acre campus offers a variety of lodging options, including a conference center that sleeps 160, a lake lodge for 50, and a conference lodge for adult retreats. Family cabins are also available, with pastors and ministers welcome to use them free of charge. In addition to worship and study spaces, the retreat features lakes for canoeing and fishing, an indoor gymnasium, a ball field, obstacle courses, and more. Groups are free to design their own schedules, making each visit unique. More information is available at vineyardretreat.org or by calling 334-762-2256.
Tuesday Aug 19, 2025
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Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
Wiregrass Daily News met with Kenneth LeBlanc, candidate for Enterprise City Council District Two, to discuss his plans for the community.
LeBlanc is focused on transparency and daily communication with residents through a dedicated website and social media to keep constituents informed and involved. A retired military officer with advanced degrees and nonprofit leadership experience, LeBlanc brings expertise in technology, project management, and youth programs.
He plans to support local businesses, improve infrastructure, and work collaboratively with city officials. Public safety is a priority, with efforts to build trust between law enforcement and the community and address issues like blighted areas and poor lighting.
LeBlanc also supports sustainable development, education, healthcare access, affordable housing, and mental health resources.
He pledges accountability and active representation for District Two and seeks the community’s vote on August 26.