Coffee shops experience business boom despite COVID
Local Auburn coffee shops not only survived COVID-19 but are now seeing their business reach a record high.
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Local Auburn coffee shops not only survived COVID-19 but are now seeing their business reach a record high.
Carlos Izcaray was born under the rainforest canopy of Venezuela’s capital. Here, he began his journey with classical music.
Though much of the public’s attention has been centered around the coronavirus pandemic, the threat of an upcoming flu season is upon us, and medical experts are saying that getting a flu shot is even more important than normal this year.
A historic treasure stands outside of the heart of downtown Auburn, where visitors are welcomed into the Auburn community with Southern hospitality and rich history of the Loveliest Village on the Plains.
Easter celebrations will look different for many Auburn students this year as churches in Auburn and around the state are preparing to host their Easter sermons online.
With many stores running low on different household items, Jimmy Sharp, owner of John Emerald Distillery in Opelika, said he wanted to use his resources to serve others during these stressful times.
Good Karma, a local restaurant serving Indian cuisine, has created a new way of helping those in need in the Auburn area.
The popular storefront of the local food truck Dumps Like A Truck is set to move locations in early 2020. They are currently located on North Donahue Drive beside Goal Post and Insomnia and are relocating to downtown Auburn.
In 1907, the period of Prohibition began in Alabama and distillers were forced into hiding. Whiskey was made undercover and illegally until 2015, when John Emerald Distilling Company opened in Opelika.