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.
Mitchell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram partner up with the Christian Mission to deliver meals to those who are homebound.
Local restaurant and Christian Mission serving meals for Thanksgiving.
The new complex will host the baseball and softball field, locker rooms for both teams and an indoor facility.
Enterprise Mayor Bill Cooper discusses his thoughts for the city over his next term.
Enterprise's 1st Battalion 173rd Infantry Regiment departs for their deployment to the Middle East
Stuff the Semi is raising donations for the Wiregrass Area Foodbank for Thanksgiving meals.
Pilgrim's Pride Corporation is pledging $20 million back to communities including $315,000 to Enterprise.
Coffee County Family Services is in need of donations of bicycles for local families this Christmas.
New Brockton unveils $1.1 million stadium renovation
No Shave November brings awareness to all concerns for men's health.
Enterprise has plenty of things for you to do this Halloween weekend.
The Pea River Historical and Genealogy Society is resuming tours of the Enterprise Depot museum by appointment.
Visitors and many workers at the Rawls have said they've experienced some kind of ghost experience.
Mayor Cooper is still on the road to recovery from a bacterial infection.
ESCC is moving up registration to give students more time to select classes.
Enterprise Fall Festival will be socially distanced this year, but still plenty to do.
Spooky in the City event is replacing Spooky in the Park hosted by Enterprise Parks and Recreation.
Enterprise Wind Ensemble is preparing to perform for the 2021 Alabama Music Educators Professional Development Conference.
K. Carl Smith speaks to Republican Women of Coffee County
Level Plains Mayor Bruce Grantham honored for his time of public service.
Enterprise City Schools go back to traditional schooling since switching to a blended schedule when school first started.
The city is installing hand sanitizer throughout downtown, city hall and the farmers market.
Coffee County schools have projects at New Brockton High School and Elementary School as well as Zion Chapel School.
Pea River Historical Society could connect your family's history
ESCC's program received September's NC3 School on the Rise.
Dothan Behavioral Medicine Clinic pushing for screenings during Depression Awareness month
Elbit Systems of America is displaying their latest solution to Fort Rucker and the Army aviation.
ESCC gets a slight increase in enrollment to continue 6 straight semesters seeing an increase.
Enterprise officially dedicates its second mural from the grant they received from the Alabama Power Foundation
Enterprise Rotary Club hosting their 10-K Give-Away a little different this year.
Coffee County EMA is looking for churches to serve as pre-event storm shelters.
Lister Reeves has requested a recount for the 2020 Enterprise mayoral election.
The second mural in downtown Enterprise is almost finished and ready to be dedicated.
Windham Elementary School teacher Laura Stratton is one of the few teachers around the world who is Google certified educator
Enterprise Mayor Bill Cooper tests positive for COVID-19
Alzheimer's Resource Center changes their "Walk to Remember"
HSAA and HSAU are looking to hire 100 more people.
Southern Tractor Company breaks ground on a $2,000,000 facility
Classes at ESCC resume, but students aren't in the classrooms quite yet.
Enterprise mayor race heating up a week ahead of election night - hear from Enterprise mayor Bill Cooper.
Enterprise mayor race heating up a week ahead of election night - hear from Enterprise mayoral candidate Perry Vickers.
Enterprise mayor race heating up a week ahead of election night - hear from Enterprise mayoral candidate Lister Reeves.
Enterprise mayor race heating up a week ahead of election night - hear from Enterprise mayoral candidate Bill Baker.
Enterprise starts restaurant week to help restaurants during COVID-19.
Senior Citizens play parking lot bingo to keep socially distanced.
Enterprise Chamber of Commerce hosts virtual "Peanuts and Politics."
A few changes have been made for Salvation Army's stuff the bus.