On home game weekends, it's not just Auburn students flooding the bars, but friends and family from home, along with die-hard fans from the opposing team. With the extra spirit pulsing through the campus, it can be tricky to get into the bars.
As the class of 2015 reaches the end of their educational journey, words of wisdom from someone who has taken the steps they are about to take are priceless.
While Auburn can be a happy home for most of the community, there are some citizens who cannot feel safe in their own homes.
John Brandt, owner of the War Eagle Supper Club, said they are closing because the landlord is not going to renew their lease.
A call crackled out over the radio at 2:35 p.m. and four firefighters at Fire Station 1 on East Magnolia Avenue were on alert.
The Water Resource Management Department has partnered with the Save Our Saugahatchee and the Alabama Water Watch to improve the water quality of local creeks.
The Auburn City Council approved the execution of a contract with Innovyze, Inc. during their meeting Tuesday, March 17, that will effect approval of building projects in the community. The contract includes the purchase of InfoSWMM sanitary sewer modeling software. “It is a modeling software package that allows us to basically model capacity in our sewer mains, which in turn basically allows us to analyze our existing capacity as well as future capacity needs,” said Matt Dunn, water resource management assistant director.
The Auburn City Council voted to execute a memorandum of understanding with the United States Marshals Service during their meeting Tuesday, March 17. “What we’ve agreed to do is have one of our investigators work in an as needed part-time role with this task force,” said Police Chief Paul Register.
The Auburn City Council met for a concise meeting Tuesday, March 17, and they were able to pass every item listed on the agenda. The council voted to pass the execution of a professional services contract with Affirma SharePoint Consultants of Bellevue, Washington.
