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Feeding Alabama CEO Laura Lester to step down after 13 years

MONTGOMERY — Laura Lester, the first CEO of Feeding Alabama, will retire later this year after leading the nonprofit for 13 years and working in food banking for 20 years.

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Feeding Alabama CEO Laura Lester to step down after 13 years

MONTGOMERY — Laura Lester, the first CEO of Feeding Alabama, will retire later this year after leading the nonprofit for 13 years and working in food banking for 20 years.

7 days ago·Decatur, United States

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Decatur Daily broke the news in Decatur, United States 7 days ago on Friday, August 14, 2026.

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