Exploring fitness classes in the Auburn community
Auburn has numerous different workouts that cater to anyone who enjoys exercising in groups. From cycling to pilates and more, there is a workout for everyone at different membership prices.
Auburn has numerous different workouts that cater to anyone who enjoys exercising in groups. From cycling to pilates and more, there is a workout for everyone at different membership prices.
Auburn Oil Co., founded in October 2019, sells books and local handmade products, but also host author signings, trivia nights and blind book dates. The owners, Mike Armor and June Wilcox, envisioned their bookstore to be a place where people can read, drink coffee or wine, chat and have a good time together.
Spring break does not have to mean splurging and spending a lot of money. There are numerous destinations around Auburn for students to explore that won't break the bank.
Coffee Mafia will host Open-Mic Poetry Night on Feb. 25. from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. This event will offer Auburn locals to perform literary works in front of the community, including published poems, songs, dances or personal writing.
Some may advise to not smash or break things, but not the Opelika Rage Room. This experience allows customers to break items like TVs, printers, vases, and more to relieve stress with friends.
Auburn University Water Resources Center on Friday, Feb. 16, to clean Parkerson Mill Creek. Over 55 gallons of litter were collected by 44 volunteers.
Sharing Valentine's Day with your girl friends is just as important as sharing it with your significant other. The growing holiday, "Galentine's Day" on February 13, will be celebrated by different Auburn businesses for the girls to celebrate together.
Determining the landscape and proper care for growing plants is crucial for success. Botanic led its second of three growing classes on Feb. 10 to provide tips and tricks to raise healthy plants.
From first encounters in the Haley Center to fraternity parties, Auburn couples reflect on their first times meeting on Auburn's campus and how their love has grown. Their lives have and will continue to pass on for generations to come.
Humans experience "butterflies" when feeling romantic emotions because of the body's natural chemistry. Two Auburn University professors explained why humans feel certain emotions when we start to form connections.
The Sundilla Acoustic Concert Series has brought Auburn locals a variety of music genres. Ranging from folk to bluegrass, a variety of artists are able to showcase their talents to the community and share their voices.
Self-care treatments around Auburn are specifically discounted for university students. From facials to massages, students can pamper themselves without breaking the bank.
Laura Collard has impacted generations of Auburn students. The third-grade teacher at Wrights Mill Road Elementary School love for the community and her students has made her a positive influence and loved by her students and the entire Auburn community.
The faces of Auburn University, student recruiters, reflect on their time serving the university and recruiting students to the university. From giving campus tours to hosting recruitment events, the recruiters get to live and breathe the love of Auburn every workday.
The iconic lemonade and rolling of the trees Auburn cherishes all began with Sheldon Toomer. Even through time, restoration and modifications, Toomer's has remained an Auburn staple.
Budgeting is essential for college students. By utilizing on-campus transportation and dining services, along with creating a plan, students can max out the earned summer dollars to last the rest of the school year.
For those traveling to Nashville, Tenn. for the Music City Bowl, there are numerous things the city offers to do before and after the game. From a trolly to restaurants and entertainment, here are some of the few must-sees when visiting Music City.
Christmas is four days away, now is the perfect time to find last-minute Christmas gifts for the men in your life. From techy appliances, kitchen knife sets and stocking stuffers, there are plenty of items to buy at your local stores for last minute shopping.
All aboard The Rocky Brook Rocket Reindeer Express! Passengers will travel through the Christmas lights and scenes of Monkey Park in downtown Opelika on Dec. 14-16.
On Saturday, Dec. 2, the Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management hosted a holiday baking class for kids ages 7 to 12 at the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., kids worked from a menu of three cookies to make holiday-inspired edible creations.