Although many branches were removed from Toomer's Oaks on Wednesday leaving them visibly bare, students new to the University will be able to join in the tradition that is known as the Rolling of Toomer's Corner as the landmark oaks have been cleared for the famous celebratory activity.
After Mayor Bill Ham called a city council meeting, several business owners with establishments along Magnolia Avenue expressed their concerns regarding Fan Fest. which will take place on August 25.
The University will be represented at the 43rd Bassmaster Classic in Grand Lake O' Cherokee of Tulsa, Okla. on Feb. 22-24, where a first-place prize of $500,000 is on the line.
Finals make college life infamous for its week-long resemblance to the underworld.
On their way to perform in Nashville, Tenn. this week, members of local band Adventure the Great said they rocked the house during their contribution to the 2012 Avondale RiverFest on Saturday, July 21.
This year's Fourth of July was one to remember for residents and visitors at the pool at Creekside of Auburn.
It's not just "Another Day" for WEGL as the first song the station ever broadcast by Paul McCartney in 1971 would suggest.
The adventurous soul of local musician Chris Raney is illustrated by the admiration of fans and the display of his talents through performances around town at venues such as Oyster Bar and Grill and the Balcony Bar.
free Boat Demo Day at Chewacla State Park on Saturday, July 7, to show off their latest product line of paddle boats and boards.
CoachComm is a small, locally-owned business that was started in 1991 by Peter Amos, Auburn graduate in accounting, with the idea of better sports communication.
