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| Local News |  | Coroner corruption trial is rescheduled | | Prattville Progress- 9/6/2008 5:18:18 AM | | Autauga County Coroner Billy Brown applauds during the Aug. 27 retirement ceremony for former Millbrook Police Chief Kenneth Bradley. |  |
| County needs to make solid pick to replace Davis | | Prattville Progress- 9/5/2008 11:14:55 PM | | When Larry Davis announced he was stepping down from his post as direc tor of the Autauga County Emergen cy Management Agency, it marked the sec ond time in as many years that the county would find itself ... | |
| Davis to resign as Autauga EMA director | | Montgomery Advertiser- 9/5/2008 7:00:00 AM | | Larry Davis' tenure as Au tauga County Emergency Man agement Agency director lasted just one year, but what a year it was. | |
| Autauga EMA leader resigns | | Montgomery Advertiser- 9/5/2008 7:00:00 AM | | PRATTVILLE -- Autauga County commissioners find themselves interviewing for a new emergency response chief for the second time in a year. | |
| Drought alleviated by Fay, Gustav | | The Clanton Advertiser- 9/5/2008 4:42:34 AM | | Tropical storm Fay and hurricane Gustav brought torrential rains to parts of Alabama during the past couple of weeks. | |
| Donor clears original Humane Society mortgage | | Prattville Progress- 9/3/2008 9:36:52 AM | | Elaine Wilkes is flanked by, from left, Autauga County Humane Society Treasurer Nancy Williams and Shirley Moxley, who directs the local animal shelter, as Wilkes presented last week a $25,000 ... | |
| Old gin worth more than land for Johnsons | | Prattville Progress- 8/29/2008 10:45:15 PM | | My family watched with much in terest last week as the former John son Cordage and Gin Company was torn down on Main Street. | |
| Fay eases drought in state | | Montgomery Advertiser- 8/28/2008 7:00:00 AM | | Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Fay over the last week have eased drought conditions in the area. | |
| Mobile Farmers Federation Sponsors H2A Seminar | | Neighbors- 8/28/2008 12:44:46 AM | | Farmers from Autauga County to the Florida Panhandle worked overtime Tuesday night as they gathered in Mobile to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing agriculture - a shortage of dependable workers. | |
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