Beltone Hearing Center

10/14/2026

🥧 Life is sweeter when you're part of the conversation!

From laughter around the table to catching every word of a favorite story, better hearing helps make life's sweetest moments even better.

This National Dessert Day, treat yourself to something that lasts longer than dessert. 💙

Schedule a hearing screening at your local Beltone today!

10/13/2026

Hearing loss isn't always about volume. Sometimes, it's about clarity.

Have you ever heard someone talking but struggled to understand what they were saying, especially in a crowded restaurant or when there's background noise?

Hearing loss doesn't always mean everything sounds quieter. It can also make it harder to distinguish certain speech sounds, even when voices seem loud enough.

It's easy to blame background noise or assume someone is mumbling. But if you're regularly having trouble following conversations, it could be a sign of hearing loss.

The good news? Understanding what's happening with your hearing starts with a simple step.

Schedule a free hearing screening at your local Beltone and get a clearer picture of your hearing health.

10/10/2026

Taking care of yourself means taking care of your mental health, too.

Today is World Mental Health Day, a reminder to prioritize our mental well-being, check in on the people around us, and recognize that asking for support is an important part of taking care of ourselves.

Our hearing health plays a role in that, too. Hearing helps us stay connected to conversations, relationships, and the moments that bring us together. When hearing becomes difficult, it can sometimes lead to frustration, loneliness, or feelings of isolation.

Taking care of your mental health looks different for everyone. Whether it's making time for yourself, reaching out to someone you care about, or paying attention to changes in your hearing, even small steps can make a difference.

Today, take a moment to check in with yourself and someone you care about. Sometimes, a simple conversation can make a meaningful difference.

10/06/2026

It’s National Fire Prevention Week! 🔥

For people with hearing loss, fire safety may require a little extra planning, especially at night when hearing aids are often removed.

Smoke alarms and fire alert systems are available with features like low-frequency sound, flashing or strobe lights, and bed shakers to help make sure an emergency alert doesn’t go unnoticed.

Take some time this week to make sure your home’s fire safety plan works for everyone in your household. You can also check with your local fire department to see if they’re hosting an open house or community event for Fire Prevention Week. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, learn about local resources and brush up on fire safety.

10/05/2026

We had a great time at AuDacity 2026!

It was a fantastic few days connecting with people from across the audiology community, sharing ideas, learning from one another and catching up with familiar faces.

And yes, the Beltone hat bar was a hit again! 🎩

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello, grab a hat and spend some time with us. We loved being part of an event that brings so many people together around the future of hearing healthcare.

Until next time, AuDacity!

Academy of Doctors of Audiology

10/02/2026

We have some exciting news!

Beltone Boost™ Max S has been named a 2026 Hearing Technology Innovator Award winner in the Behind-the-Ear (BTE) category by HearingHealthMatters.org!

Behind every advancement in hearing technology is something even more important: the person wearing it. What matters most is how that technology helps people hear, connect and stay part of the moments that matter in their lives.

We’re thrilled to see Beltone Boost Max S recognized for its innovation and even more excited about what that innovation can mean for people with hearing loss.

This one is definitely worth celebrating! 🏆💙

10/01/2026

October is National Audiology Awareness Month and National Protect Your Hearing Month, shining a light on something that deserves the same attention we give the rest of our health: our hearing. 💙

At Beltone, we’re doing our part to keep that light shining.
From introducing Beltone Illuminate™ and continuing ProFit education and training, to connecting with the hearing care community at the International Hearing Society Conference & Expo and bringing people together through our Marketing Summit, there’s been a lot happening across Beltone. We also just wrapped another incredible Hear2End Hunger Food Drive, with participating Beltone locations across the country supporting their local communities.

Keeping the light on hearing health is something we should all be part of. Protect your hearing around loud sounds, pay attention when something doesn’t sound quite right and make hearing health part of the same routine care you give the rest of your health.

And if it’s been a while since you’ve had your hearing checked, October is a great reminder to schedule a complimentary hearing screening at your local Beltone.

Every step helps keep hearing health in the spotlight, not just in October, but all year long.

09/29/2026

There’s still time to make a difference! 💙

Our third annual Hear2End Hunger Food Drive wraps up tomorrow, and we’ve loved seeing Beltone Hearing Centers and their communities come together throughout September.

Collection boxes have been filling up across the country, with donations supporting food banks and hunger-relief organizations in the communities our centers serve.

Haven’t had a chance to participate yet? There’s still time! Drop off non-perishable food items at a participating Beltone hearing center through tomorrow, September 30.

Let’s finish Hear2End Hunger strong!

09/22/2026

Happy first day of fall! 🍂

A new season brings new beginnings, and there’s a lot happening at Beltone this fall.

We’re celebrating the launch of Beltone Illuminate™ and the difference better hearing can make in everyday life. Our Hear2End Hunger Food Drive is bringing communities together to support local families through the end of September. And we’re celebrating more than a decade of supporting Walk4Hearing and its mission to bring people together around hearing health.

Different moments. One thing at the heart of all of them: connection. To the people we serve, to our communities and to each other.

Fall is just getting started, and we’re excited for all that’s still to come. 🍁

09/22/2026

Team Beltone has done it again! 💙👟

That’s 12 years of Team Beltone participating in Walk4Hearing!

We came together in Chicago and participated virtually from communities across the country, all in support of the Hearing Loss Association of America (Official Page) and the hearing loss community.

We walked. We laughed. We spent time together. We got out into our communities. And, most importantly, we helped raise awareness and funds for a cause that means so much to us.

Thank you to everyone who walked, participated virtually, donated, cheered us on and helped make this year so special. We loved seeing Team Beltone show up from near and far!

12 years and counting. See you in 2027!

04/25/2025

The perfect spring time recipe!

Once you've tried this tangy, yet delicate lemon chicken piccata, you won't hesitate to make it for company. Seasoned with parmesan and parsley, the chicken cooks up golden brown, then is drizzled with a light lemon sauce. —Susan Pursell, Fountain Valley, California

04/18/2025

Books, B**r & Bubbly!
Surprise!!!

We’re going to try a Saturday morning Book Swap with Downtown Donuts and Mimosa Flights!! I honestly don’t know why we didn’t think of this sooner!

What a way to start your weekend am I right!?

🍩+🍺+🍹+📚= 🥰

Here’s how it works:
📚Starting at 11AM bring ANY book or books you have loved and are ready to pass on and pick a new book to take home! We will set them on the designated tables. Then you can grab a beverage and mingle!
📚The books can be of any genre, but…the books must be in good shape! They can be well loved but please no rips or tears, musty smelling, or something that has been smushed in the bottom of a bag for the last 14 years.
Please only bring a MAXIMUM OF 5 BOOKS TO SWAP!
📚Starting at 12:00 we will start the swap! We will have a better system in places as far as how we do the swap. 10 at a time pulling tickets until we have pulled the last one! Once you have made your swap, you can grab another drink and mingle, or head to a corner and read!
🍺 We will have book themed slushies and mimosa flights, as well as draft specials!

📚 If you bring a book and don’t see one that you like, take your own book back home, or donate it to us! We are working to find a place to donate all of the books that do not find a home!

📚If your book gets chosen and you don’t find a book you love, you can pick one and bring it to the next event to swap out!

We hope to see you there!

04/11/2025

Spring Showcase at the Monument
TOMORROW!

Spring Showcase at the Monument will be held Saturday, Apr. 12, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Enterprise.

More than 100 vendors, including a variety of food trucks, are expected to participate. Vendor applications opened Tuesday, Feb. 19 through the city’s RecDesk Community Services platform. A committee will review the applications and select vendors based on event needs, space availability and type of products. Vendor applications will remain open through March 21st or until all spaces are filled.

04/04/2025

TOMORROW!
Easter at the Enterprise Farmers Market

Make plans to bring your peeps to the Enterprise Farmers Market for the Eggstraspecial Easter at the Market event!

📍 525 N. Main Street
📅 Saturday, April 5 | 7 a.m. - Noon

The annual Easter at the Farmers Market event returns April 5 from 7 a.m. to noon and includes the 9th annual Devilicious Deviled Egg Contest.

Registration for the contest will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 10 a.m. Contestants must prepare 22 egg servings, which can be whole or half eggs depending on the entry design and recipe. The first dish must be 12 servings plated to be judged on presentation. The second dish, of the same recipe, must be 10 servings and will be judged on taste.

“The Devilicious Deviled Egg contest is a great motivator to investigate the origins of the dish and the modernization of the classic recipes that have been modified to include ingredients such a pimento cheese, tuna and jalapenos,” Special Events Coordinator Kay Kirkland said. “Almost all of us have great memories of our mother’s or grandmother’s deviled eggs. Whether we are still trying to perfect an old recipe or have explored new and more modern versions, we still rely on the versatile deviled egg as an appetizer, side dish, or snack.”

Eggs will be judged on the following categories: Most Devilicous (Best Tasting), Most Eggsquisite (Most Beautiful), Most Eggstraditional (Best Traditional Recipe), Most Eggstraordinary (Best Non-Traditional), and Most Eggcellent (Best Overall). Categories are scored on taste, texture of the filling, use of ingredients, originality/creativity, plating and presentation.

A People’s Choice Award will also be bestowed upon one of the egg entries by a panel of tasters to be chosen from Farmers Market visitors on the day of the event. Those who wish to be a judge can register starting at 9 a.m. and participant names will be drawn at 10 a.m.

The winners in each category will be awarded $50 cash, with the opportunity to win up to $300. All winners will be announced at 11 a.m. and contestants must be present to win.

“Whether your style is classic or creative, you’re encouraged to create delicious bites that just might win you a cash prize. This contest is really a tribute to a great Southern dinner staple, a must-have at every party, and a really good snack on a lazy Sunday afternoon.”
Click the link below for Contest Rules and Registration Information:
www.facebook.com/events/1198829331883971

In addition to the contests, the Enterprise Farmers Market, located at 525 N. Main Street, will feature more than 30 vendor booths with fresh seasonal produce, farm-raised beef, home baked items and an array of arts and crafts by local vendors. The Easter Bunny and the Peep will be hopping around the market and available for photos.

For more information, or to register for the contest, please call Kay Kirkland at (334) 348-2310, visit the Farmers Market page, or email ‘[email protected]’

03/28/2025

03/21/2025

THIS SUNDAY!

Here’s how it works:

📚Starting at 2PM bring ANY book or books you have loved and are ready to pass on and pick a new book to take home! We will set them on the designated tables. Then you can grab a beverage and some food and mingle!

📚The books can be of any genre, again, and were abolishing the published in the last 5 years but, the books must be in good shape! They can be well loved but please no rips or tears, musty smelling, or something that has been smushed in the bottom of a bag for the last 14 years.

📚Starting at 3:00 we will start the swap! We will have a better system in places as far as how we do the swap. 10 at a time pulling tickets until we have pulled the last one! Once you have made your swap, you can grab another drink and mingle, grab some tacos or head to a corner and read!

🍺 We will have book themed slushies and mimosa flights, as well as draft specials!

📚 If you bring a book and don’t see one that you like, take your own book back home, or donate it to us! We are working to find a place to donate all of the books that do not find a home!

📚If your book gets chosen and you don’t find a book you love, you can pick one and bring it to the next event to swap out!

We hope to see you there!

03/13/2025

Enjoy some good food and help a worthy cause!

Details Date: March 14 Time: 05:00 pm - 08:00 pm Website: Event Website Venue 6501 Boll Weevil Circle, 36330 Join us on Friday, March 14th, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM for another Food Truck Face-Off in support of the SOS Animal Shelter! -10% of all food truck sales will be donated to the SOSContinue re...

03/06/2025

Don't miss out on the Farmers Market. Open all year!

02/27/2025

Great information!

A survey finds 64% of older adults have hearing difficulty, but only 14% have tried hearing aids and a quarter haven't had a hearing test.