Alabama Power does not just provide power to over 1.5 million homes. They are helping Main Street Alabama bring back the heart of our communities through downtown revitalization. Thank you Alabama Power for your support. alabamapower.com

Summer comes to an end & we'll be taking a rest on social media to catch our breath and enjoy the long weekend. We are still recovering from the Fire that destroyed our Main Street and Chamber of Commerce offices. We will be closed through Labor Day. Wishing you a great Labor Day

LIVE NOW: On the this episode of The Human Factor, host and CEO of Mansueto Ventures Eric Schurenberg is speaking with @davidschonthal, Clinical Professor and Director of Entrepreneurship Programs at the Kellogg School of Management. Tune in: on.inc.com/I8hrTvf

Proceeds from distinctive license plate pre-commitment sales will be used for $500 matching grants for Alabama small businesses. ow.ly/kXHx30rUUpj

As Main Streeters think about building our organizations during this year and beyond, what should we take away from the pandemic? What can we do to help our communities continue to grow? Join us October 20 in Wetumpka to hear these answers and more. ow.ly/M1Hw50Ghnr6

I’ve ordered mine Main Street Elba What about you?

AMEA featured in Main Street Alabama's Investor Spotlight. mainstreetalabama.org/amea-featured-…

The White House and USDA has announced the appointment of Nivory Gordon, Jr. to the position of Alabama State Director for USDA Rural Development. Read about it here: rd.usda.gov/newsroom/news-…

The #HistoricTaxCredit is the federal government’s largest investment in historic #preservation & a vital tool for #community development, job creation, & #smallbiz development. Proposed enhancements would benefit projects in 5 key ways. Learn more: ow.ly/PLzB50GqLa5

Fun Fun Fun in Elba today. The drivers are cruising into the Foggy Bottom. Our shops are having Christmas Open House. The restaurants invite our visitors to dine. Everyone a BIG OLE ELBA WELCOME!

Elba Businesses register here or call the Chamber of Commerce (334) 897-3125 bit.ly/elba_2021

Elba Businesses register here or call the Chamber of Commerce (334) 897-3125 bit.ly/elba_2021

“Small really does matter: small steps, small businesses, small deals, & small developments can add up to a big impact.” Hear more words of Main Street wisdom from Ed McMahon, Chair Emeritus of MSA, in this recorded webinar series from Leverage NC: ow.ly/xT4g50GHFST

Opelika Main Street hosted a fun social for LAB attendees last night on First Avenue in downtown Opelika. #LAB22

The Elba Clipper, the oldest continuously running newspaper in Coffee County began on June 17, 1897. Since that time its had many transitions. Friday’s Ribbon Cutting celebrated another transition. Linda Hodge, saw her dream come true as the new owner.

Happy 172 Birthday Elba!