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New East Point business owner presents Enzu Smoothies to council
Summary
Enzu Smoothies owner Sue Worthy introduced her plant‑based smoothie and wellness shop opening May 24 at 2879 (suite 3B) in the plaza where Chick‑fil‑A is located, thanked staff for permitting assistance, and described hours and community focus.
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A new small business owner addressed the council May 5 to introduce Enzu Smoothies.
Owner Sue Worthy (also identified as “Coach Smooth Sue”) said Enzu Smoothies is a plant‑based smoothie shop offering cold‑pressed juices, wellness shots and organic treats. She praised the city’s permitting process for clarity and efficient processing, described the business’s name as an acronym (Encourage, Nourish, Source locally, Unite, Teach, and Encourage self‑love), and said the store will source produce locally. She said the shop is located at 2879 (suite 3B) in the plaza where Chick‑fil‑A is, and that hours will be 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. She announced a grand opening on May 24 and brought samples for council members to try.
Council members thanked Worthy for choosing East Point and welcomed the business; council asked about the location and opening date, which she confirmed on the record. Council members asked staff follow‑up logistics questions, including ensuring proper permitting and local promotion.
No formal council action was required; the item was a presentation and welcome to a new business.

