John C Lankford fire chief
Deputy Chief John C. Lankford IV has been appointed the new fire chief. (Contributed by the City of Auburn)
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Deputy Chief John C. Lankford IV has been appointed the new fire chief. (Contributed by the City of Auburn)
On Feb. 14, a shooting on Spencer Avenue resulted in the death of Deon T. Nelms. Cornelius C. Reese was arrested on a felony warrant charging him with the murder.
The ping of a metal bat. The smell of fresh hotdogs. The sound of hecklers echoing through the stadium.
A friend sent me a text message that read, “I wish I had as much confidence with my love life as you do with your wardrobe.”
It’s been a long two years for Jeremy Johnson.
For the first time since 2009, Auburn will be playing on the second day of the SEC Tournament.
It was a hot and muggy summer day in 1964 in a small Georgia town outside of Atlanta.
The following crimes were reported by the Auburn Police Division from March 2-8:
C. J. Uzomah (81) speaks with media at Auburn's 2015 Pro Day.
C. J. Uzomah (81) completes and agility drill at Auburn's 2015 Pro Day.
C.J. Uzomah (81) runs in an agility drill at Auburn's 2015 Pro Day on March 3, 2015.
In front of scouts from all 32 NFL teams, including Patriots coach and six-time Super Bowl champion Bill Belichick, Tigers hoping to up their draft stock participated in various drills and exercises.
Auburn University is notorious for being one of the most difficult schools in which to receive an A, according to CBS News, which listed it as the toughest grader in the South.
Tuesday, March 3, 21 former Auburn Tigers will have their chance to prove they belong in the NFL at Auburn’s annual Pro Day.
Auburn University Parking Services proposed an increase in the cost of permits for 2014-15 to make parking on campus more efficient and safer, according to Don Andrae, parking services manager.
Cornelius C. Reese, 26, from Auburn was arrested by Auburn Police Division on a felony warrant charging him with the murder of Deon Nelms.
UPDATE:
KT Harrell hit a 3-pointer with less than one minute to play and Auburn (12-13, 4-8 SEC) hit four of its final six free throws to close out a 69-68 comeback victory over the Georgia Bulldogs (16-8, 7-5 SEC) in Athens, Georgia.
Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl announced Friday that Tahj Shamsid-Deen will undergo surgery on both shoulders and will miss the rest of the season. "Unfortunately, this has been his fifth or sixth dislocation and a couple on each shoulder," Pearl said. "He has never had a separated shoulder up until this year. He is going to need surgery on both shoulders and he is going to shut down. His first surgery will be next Thursday." Shamsid-Deen, who reinjured his left shoulder during the Tigers' midweek loss to Arkansas, played 23 minutes per game while averaging 6.1 points. "At this point we don't want there to any more damage," Pearl said. "He has been a real warrior battling through pain." The status of fellow guard Antoine Mason is also unclear for the Tigers' Saturday matchup against Georgia. "(Mason) is in New York City with his dad," Pearl said. "It has been a difficult time for Antoine and his family. We just have them in our prayers. We have been in touch every day, talking and texting." Mason's father, former NBA All-Star Anthony Mason, is reportedly fighting for his life in New York, but Pearl said he recommend Mason be there for his family. "He has done so with the team as well," Pearl said. "His status, as far as when he will come back, is uncertain. We will take it day-to-day and pray that his dad survives this really difficult time." With two starting guards likely unavailable for Saturday's showdown against Georgia, Pearl said players such as K.C. Ross-Miller, Malcolm Canada and Patrick Keim will have to step up. Pearl said the trials of the season were taking a toll on the morale of the team, but that his squad would do what it could to make the best of the remaining season. "We will roll our sleeves up every single day and figure out a game plan against the teams we are competing against," Pearl said. "We will keep laying the foundation. I feel bad for our fan base. I really do."
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