Local news Prattville Library board will seek level funding amid controversy, lawsuits Almost all of the money from the city and county goes towards operations. Jacob HolmesMay 15, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Why we’re suing the Prattville Library board Parents are the best judges of what books are appropriate for their children, not politicians. Guest ContributorMay 14, 2024
Local news Prattville library pulls 60 books for review based on Clean Up Alabama list Interim director Tammy Bear told APR the books have not been removed from the collection, but have been temporarily taken off the catalog. Jacob HolmesMay 7, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Device filter mandates are costly, ineffective for protecting Alabama kids Some proposals are far too broad and overreaching. One of these proposals has earned some support in the Legislature. Nancy StroupApril 24, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | The dangerous game of political theater in Alabama A surge in legislation seeks to control and dominate the rights and freedoms of individuals. Bill BrittApril 22, 2024
Local news Huntsville-Madison Library updates policies to “uphold intellectual freedom” As challenges have popped up at libraries across the state, the Huntsville system has become the focus of controversy multiple times. Jacob HolmesMarch 28, 2024
Featured Opinion Instead of banning books, try talking to your kids The recent uproar over allegedly "inappropriate" books seems to have much more to do with fear than actual indecency. Josh MoonMarch 19, 2024
Local news Prattville Library Board likely breaks open meetings law to name interim director The Open Meetings Act requires government entities, including boards, give at least 24 hours' notice of a special meeting. Jacob HolmesMarch 18, 2024
State Four Prattville library employees fired after closing library to stand with fired director “We will not stand for this," one library associate said. Jacob HolmesMarch 15, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | The answers to Prattville’s problems are in the books they just banned The ruler of Prattville's tiny library kingdom proved his authority Thursday — and that the community really, really needs those books. Josh MoonMarch 15, 2024