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.
ALDOT will start a resurfacing project that spans eight miles from the Enterprise Boll Weevil Circle.
Coffee County School Board has named their finalists for the next superintendent of Coffee County Schools.
EFD gets approximately $200k grant for new equipment.
CERT donated oxygen masks for animals in emergency situations.
City of Opp loses Doc's Country Store in over night fire.
Elba Police have made an arrest that has left a man in critical condition.
Enterprise Board of Education names Dr. Zel Thomas the new superintendent of Enterprise City Schools.
After 40 years, Retired 1st Sergeant General Dickerson earns college degree.
City of Enterprise unveils new name on their "Wall of Honor".
Dale County Sheriff's office is investigating a Thursday night shooting.
Enterprise Fire Chief Byron Herring recognized for his 47 years and 7 months to the Enterprise Fire Department.
EBOE has finished interviews for the next superintendent of Enterprise City Schools.
Coffee County EMA reminds residents of weather alert system ahead of hurricane season.
More than 5,000 vouchers for farmers markets are available for eligible seniors.
Enterprise Board of Education closing in on a new superintendent.
The board will appoint a superintendent in less than three weeks
The Elba Public Library's newly opened room has several pieces of history including old papers, yearbooks and history books on Coffee County.
Captain Chris Davis has been appointed as the acting interim fire chief following Chief Byron Herring's retirement.
EEEC custodian creates chalk drawings for kindergarteners.
Stevie Pierson has been charged with assault-child abuse-simple-family by Level Plains Police Department.
Enterprise, Ozark and surrounding municipalities could soon have curbside recycling.
2021 EHS seniors will be walking in Wildcat Stadium for graduation.
Enterprise Fire Chief Byron Herring has announced his retirement at the end of May.
National Day of Prayer in Enterprise after COVID-19 prevented it from happening last season.
CDL courses continue at the Alabama Aviation College with high demand for truck drivers.
Veronica Grimsley retires as a circuit clerk specialist from Henry County.
Enterprise High School is closing in on graduation and the turf project is winding down.
Adopt-A-Bag program serves over 250 children in Coffee County school systems.
Envoy Mortgage surprises family with a month of their mortgage paid for.
Coffee County Board of Education starting the search for a new superintendent.
Coffee County now has "mask preferred" on county facilities.
Alabama National Guard returning to Wiregrass for second dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
EHS seniors are eyeing a prom and graduation in Wildcat Stadium.
ESCC will have a commencement ceremony for the first time since 2019.
The Enterprise VA home has officially been fully funded.
EPD announces Special Needs Assistance Program
Walking tours are coming back after COVID-19 caused them to be paused last year.
The non-profit "Wi-Fi for Warriors" provides Wi-Fi for soldiers who are deployed.
Cutts is the longest established restaurant in Enterprise.
Meals are being handed out for ECS nutrition program
Ford ACE program coming to Enterprise High School.
ECS superintendent Greg Faught has announced he will be retiring effective June 30th.
Secretary of State John Merrill spoke to Republican Women of Coffee County Wednesday.
Elba City Schools is full steam ahead looking to hold prom, graduation and other school functions.
Enterprise City Schools is going forward with installation of a turf field at the high school despite many speaking against it.