The Prattville Post

25/03/2024

Against policy, volunteers are taking the place of paid, experienced and vetted staff members.

That’s down from 17 employees just 10 days ago.

22/03/2024

Charges include numerous Open Meeting Act violations, due process violations and defamation.

22/03/2024

More details to come in a follow-up story.

Foster also released exhibits and recordings that he says back up his claims.

20/03/2024

Boles demostrably lied multiple times in the course of the interview and indicated he may have committed yet another potential violation of the Alabama Open Meetings Act.

Chair Ray Boles took to the airwaves to malign former director Andrew Foster and APR reporter Jacob Holmes.

19/03/2024

An audio recording from Friday casts doubt on Clark’s claim that a Saturday meeting didn’t violate the Open Meetings Act.

The attorney for the Autauga-Prattville Public Library Board sent APR a retraction demand Monday.

18/03/2024

The Open Meetings Act requires government entities, including boards, give at least 24 hours' notice of a special meeting.

18/03/2024

POLL: Do you want your library board to operate with transparency or secrecy?

❤️ for transparency
👍 for secrecy

18/03/2024

“This is a pivotal moment in our city’s history,” said District 2 Councilman Marcus Jackson.

Multiple sources have confirmed Ray Boles told library staff he had the backing of council Thursday before firing them, but responding councilmembers say otherwise.

16/03/2024

VIDEO: Library Board Chair Ray Boles and Vice Chair Rachel Daniels ignore The Prattville Post, Alabama Reflector, and Elmore/Autauga Newswhen asked about violating the Open Meetings Act.

15/03/2024

The library board voted 4-0 this afternoon to fire Autauga Prattville Public Library director Andrew Foster and four more employees have now been fired for closing the library and refusing to work. More to come.

27/02/2024

Jessica Sanders said voters have more than a year of evidence showing why they should let her continue serving as Autauga County District Judge.

They say if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it; and Jessica Sanders said voters have more than a year of evidence showing why they should let her continue serving as Autauga County District J…