Written by Stacee Seegmiller
In July, Cynthia Gentry Sandberg shared an undated Enterprise Relief Society picture with Enterprise2Day that she had found with her grandmother’s stuff in …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
This story was taken from the book, “100 Years of Enterprise Folklore.”
Lost Trap by Kevin Laub
In 1940, not long after the …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
As the dark night sky slowly shifts to the gray dawn of early morning, the numerous camp sites surrounding the Upper and Lower …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
With snow still on the ground here in Enterprise and daytime temperatures below freezing, one has to wonder when Old Man Winter is …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
Today in Enterprise there are flags up and down Main Street in honor of Veterans Day. Many of us will take time to …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
In his book, History of Enterprise, Joseph Fish begins by quoting ‘the great historian’ who said, “The annals of mankind have never been …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
In a time before yearbooks were widely available to high school students, a young man or woman might have a personal autograph book. …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
Memorial Day is the official beginning of summer for many of us as we spend time with our families camping, having a barbeque, …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
About a month ago, our family went for a ride to the Enterprise Reservoir. We were in hopes to find both reservoirs somewhat fuller …
Written by Stacee Seegmiller
This story was taken from the book, “100 Years of Enterprise Folklore,” complied by LaRue Dannelly’s English classes to commemorate the 100th birthday …