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[jessahmewren]

I'll be attending the Prattville Page Fest May 9, 2026. If you;re in the area, please stop by! Blog post on my website. #alabamaauthor #alabamawriter #prattvillealabama #prattvillesilentbookclub #prattvillepagefest #appearances #writing #writer #books

Prattville Page Fest

[helenlopezz]

Hey!! This is Elena!! I’m an exchange student in Prattville, Alabama. I’m gonna be here for my last year of high school, so yeah, I’M SENIOR 🖤 I’m studying in Autauga Academy, and living with a crazy family!! I just wanna show you how amazing is this experience! Let’s start 😊

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[adecablog]

ADECA welcomes Phillip Garner as first of several participants for revamped internship program

The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs is pleased to welcome the first of several new interns to the agency for the summer in Phillip Garner, an accounting major from Trenholm State Community College. Phillip is the Vice President of the Accounting Club and on the President’s List for this semester. He plans to graduate at the end of the summer. He’s originally from Montgomery and is a graduate of Prattville High School.

ADECA has revamped its Internship Program for 2020 by introducing selected students to the full scope of the department’s role in state government. Each intern will complete three mini-terms during their time at the agency, beginning with the 2020 Census. The second mini-term will give participants a chance to rotate through the ADECA divisions, offering an opportunity to learn about the full scope of the agency’s programs and services. The internship wraps up with the third mini-term where participants select an ADECA division as a “major” to spend the remaining weeks of their internship with a deep dive in their chosen area.

“We are very excited about the opportunity for our interns to work alongside the staff here at ADECA to gain experience and collaborate as we work toward continued innovation in our programs and services,” ADECA Deputy Director Elaine Fincannon said.

[americanbuildings]

Historic American Buildings Survey W. N. Manning, Photographer, March 26, 1935 FRONT DOOR TREATMENT (WEST) - Thomas Avery Fay House, 203 Washington Street, Prattville, Autauga County, AL

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1009 Reuben Rd, Prattville, Alabama 36067

[yesterdaysprint]

The Prattville Progress, Alabama, January 25, 1912