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Real Estate Variety in Prattville Pleases all Types of Homebuyers
Prattville’s quality of life is no secret to residents of the River Region, who know that good schools, friendly neighbors and home-grown businesses are what makes a community special.Picking up the PaceGrowth has expanded the city’s population by more than 20 percent in the past decade, to approximately 30,600, and new subdivisions have sprung up to accommodate the influx. Meanwhile, older neighborhoods have gained interest from those seeking distinctive historic homes as well as... Read More »
New Marbury High School Ready for Growth
Keeping up with the rapid growth of Autagua County has been a challenge, but the Autagua County School District has risen to the occasion.One of the newest schools built to accommodate the district's growing student population is actually one of the oldest. The new Marbury High School opened in 2010 and has about 600 students, but school's history goes back to 1910. The new school features a computer lab for instruction in information technology courses, a fine arts program that has been widely... Read More »
Prattville Baptist in the Community
Prattville Baptist Hospital is a picture of good health. Recently named a "Best Hospital" by U.S. News & World Reports, the 85-bed Baptist Health facility offers comprehensive medical services ranging from interventional cardiology to oncology and obstetrics.Out and About in PrattvilleWhile some 30,000-plus patients come through their doors each year, Prattville Baptist staff also can be found at screenings, health fairs and community events throughout Autauga and Elmore counties.... Read More »
Prattville, AL Has the Feel of a New England Village
Daniel Pratt was a native of New Hampshire and grew up familiar with the industrial villages of New England. The architect builder eventually settled in Autauga County in the 1830s and wanted to build an industrial village, so Prattville was incorporated in 1839 and modeled after villages in New England.
“I have taken a lot of people on tours of Prattville and had one woman from Boston specifically say, 'My gosh, I could be in Massachusetts right now' as we drove through downtown... Read More »
