Nick Brooks
Reporter, WTVY
Dothan, AL
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Nick comes to WTVY from Troy University, where he anchored and reported news and sports for Trojanvision. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in sports management. Nick was also named to the Provost’s list.
Nick has worked in production for Troy Cable, managed the Wallace baseball team and mentored at Wallace, while studying there from 2015-2017.
Born in California, Nick and his family moved to Daleville eight years ago. When he’s not watching or doing news, he tells us you can find him watching baseball or spending time with his family.
Bama Slam Saloon has an event filled weekend for the Fourth of July.
Eddie Hill has recently been named president of Selma University.
Headland and Eufaula airports receive grants from the state to help modernize each airport.
State Routes 167 and 85 are reconstructed to help driver's sight.
Enterprise Public Works is replacing waterlines and repaving those streets in a three phase project.
Fort Rucker is allowing visitors on post again. Everyone who comes on post is required to wear a face covering.
The museum had been closed for three months to visitors during COVID-19.
The city of Enterprise's monthly sales tax revenue increased from April 2019
Some schools have started to resume on-campus activity, but one Wiregrass school will remain closed.