Agribition Weekend, School Rebrand, and Busy February Events

Agribition Returns to Prattville

The 27th Annual Autauga Agribition is underway today and Saturday at the R.H. Kirkpatrick Arena, bringing livestock shows, youth competitions, and agricultural showcases back to the heart of Prattville. The long-running event draws families, farmers, and students from across the region and remains a February tradition for many local households.

Organizers say the Agribition continues to highlight the county’s agricultural roots while supporting youth programs and education. Traffic and parking around the arena are expected to be heavier than usual through Saturday evening.

Prattville Schools Unify Under One Mascot

Prattville schools have officially rolled out a new district-wide identity this week, uniting all local public schools under a single mascot. The move brings elementary, middle, and high schools together under the same symbol, aiming to strengthen community pride and consistency across campuses.

School leaders say the rebrand is about unity rather than replacement, giving each school its own visual style while sharing a common identity. Updated logos and signage are expected to appear gradually throughout the spring semester.

Full Calendar of Local Events

Beyond Agribition, Prattville residents have a full slate of upcoming activities. The Loomis Brothers Circus is scheduled for multiple performances early next week at the R.H. Kirkpatrick Arena, while dog lovers can look ahead to the River Region Kennel Club Dog Show on February 14.

City and county calendars show February shaping up to be an active month, with community events, youth programs, and seasonal gatherings spread throughout the coming weeks.

Looking Ahead

With major events drawing visitors into the city and schools rolling out visible changes, early February is setting an energetic tone for the weeks ahead in Prattville.

Sources

https://www.autaugaco.org/

https://www.acboe.net/onetownoneteam

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