Local news Prattville library challengers recruiting people to negatively review books The group is assigning books to be reviewed and instructing reviewers to use verbiage that aligns with Alabama anti-obscenity law. Jacob HolmesJuly 13, 2023
State Leaked Patriot Front communications reveal Huntsville man’s application The man indicated he works for a Department of Defense contractor in missile systems and noted Jews as the major threat to America. Jacob HolmesJuly 4, 2023
Public safety Did Patriot Front members in Prattville skirt KKK-era anti-masking law? The Georgia Supreme Court ruled, "A nameless, faceless figure strikes terror in the human heart. But, remove the mask, and the nightmarish form is... Jacob HolmesJuly 3, 2023
State Hate unmasked: APR investigation reveals identity of Prattville Patriot Front leader The latest information shows Van Horn as the regional leader over Alabama. Jacob HolmesJune 28, 2023
State Prattville library director resigns amid book challenges, new director chosen The board tapped Andrew Foster, currently the youth services system librarian for the Montgomery City-County Public Library, to step into the role of director. Jacob HolmesJune 26, 2023
State White supremacist group Patriot Front protests Prattville pride picnic Local protestors also showed up at the event, holding signs conflating the LGBTQ community with pedophiles. Jacob HolmesJune 26, 2023
Local news Prattville library becomes battleground for book-banning culture war A group of Prattville parents challenged the inclusion of LGBTQ books in the children's section of the Autauga-Prattville Public Library. Jacob HolmesMay 30, 2023
News ALBBAA adds new marketing director to staff The Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association has added Prattville resident Rhett Hollon as the organization’s new marketing director. StaffMay 10, 2023
News Benefits of driving electric touted in Prattville and Enterprise Three more Earth Day EVents – in Birmingham, Fort Payne and Mobile – are scheduled for Saturday, April 22. StaffApril 17, 2023
Corruption Will Dismukes found guilty of first-degree theft of property Because the jury found the state proved certain aggravating circumstances, Dismukes could face a prison sentence of up to 20 years. Jacob HolmesApril 14, 2023