Less than a week ago, Coffee Corner celebrated their one year anniversary in the City of Progress and were looking forward to the years ahead.“I got up in the morning and I smelled smoke and thought how weird is it that someone is burning leaves when we’re in a drought and we really shouldn’t be burning anything, and so I opened the door and thought that is really thick smoke,” owner of Coffee Corner Jennie Chancey recalled.
The early morning fire, believed to have started in All About Art, quickly spread over to She Shed and Coffee Corner.“This has been a passion and a family business that we’ve put our heart and soul into. We’re very invested in downtown Enterprise and our city. We’ve tried to make a difference down here.,” Regena Lacey, co-owner of All About Art, said.“We’re going to miss our regulars.
All impacted hope to return to downtown Enterprise but for now, they’re grateful no one got hurt and for the community outreach they’ve received. Due to the extensive damage and danger of the unsteady buildings, these owners haven’t been able to go in and see if anything survived the fire. Jessica Goodson, co-owner of All About Art said that on Friday, a customer accidentally left a class with an apron on and meant to return it on Saturday, but it’s a blessing they didn’t get around to it. The apron was turned the day after the fire and All About Art has at least one item to hold on to and cherish.Subscribe to our