Local and state coffers are getting an economic boost of more than $350,000 based on the sale of food and beverages at the BamaJam Music & Arts Festival, which also raised $127,000 to go toward the construction of a new Enterprise High School.

Ronnie Gilley thinks back over the weekend and knows he has a big problem — but it’s a good’n.

Entertainer after entertainer took the stage over the weekend at the BamaJam Music & Arts Festival, and thanked the people for spending their hard-earned money to see them.

ENTERPRISE – The day started with a rotund redneck rapper and ended with a skinny superstar known to spit a rhyme or two himself.

ENTERPRISE — Here comes the bride, all dressed in … camo.

Deja Lichty took the most important vows she will ever say with a beer in her hand, wearing a camouflage wedding dress.

Alabama Beverage Control is double-checking IDs at the BamaJam Music & Arts Festival after underage drinkers were caught with armbands indicating they were old enough to drink.

A sea of easily more than 100,000 people gathered early in the Main Stage area to hear a country cornucopia of talent including Alan Jackson, Charlie Daniels, Aaron Tippin and Randy Owen.

A camper at Bama Jam died in his sleep, according to authorities.

First-time BamaJam goers are green to the experience, and even second-season campers and patrons need to know there are a few changes at this year’s BamaJam Music & Arts Festival.

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Just a few more hours until BamaJam and according to the weather reports we’re in for a rainy day.

Today’s assignment was the set-up story. How many folks are here, who is doing what, what’s it look like. I had no trouble getting through Gate No. 2, parked by the big tree between the entry gate and the saloon, and walked around.

COFFEE COUNTY — Infrastructure is quietly getting installed – signs painted, water pipes laid and covered, limbs trimmed, and electrical lines hooked up. It’s less than 24 hours before BamaJam starts.
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Local projects received a national publicity triple whammy Tuesday when Country Crossing developer Ronnie Gilley and country music artists Lorrie Morgan and George Jones appeared on the Fox Business Channel.