Sharing rides, stories and blueberry gum: Popular security shuttle driver with tragic past impacts students
Daniel Church started chewing blueberry gum after his throat cancer diagnosis nine years ago.
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Daniel Church started chewing blueberry gum after his throat cancer diagnosis nine years ago.
Daniel Church started chewing blueberry gum after his throat cancer diagnosis nine years ago. The radiation affected his salivary glands and the gum helps him to feel normal.
Michael and Terry Boarts said they never expected the Auburn Police Division to shoot their daughter, Melissa Boarts, when they called police for help on a Sunday afternoon, April 3.
There has been a recent push to bring Uber to Auburn, but there may be an even safer option now available to Auburn University women.
Toomer: The name means a lot of things to a lot of people. To Auburn fans, it evokes a sense of pride, home, family.
Anthony Brock waited nearly two years for city leaders to respond to his email.
There are families that live and breathe Auburn.
Will Jimeno, New York/New Jersey Port Authority Policeman and father to an Auburn freshman, spoke to an audience at the Auburn University Hotel to share his 9/11 survival story that shook his world as he lay in a 30-feet deep hole for 13 hours, covered in concrete with an uncertain future.
At approximately 10 a.m., the smell of butter and vanilla looms as fresh cakes rise in the oven of a 9-month-old bakery tucked around the corner from Moe’s Southwest Grill on Magnolia Avenue and beside Alley Glass Company.
Ashley Ahner pulls back her long blonde hair into a braid to prepare for what might be considered the most exciting run of her life. As she pushes her pink and blue Mizuno waveriders into the pavement she quickly puts a distance between herself and the starting line, running ever so rapidly towards the 50 yard line at Jordan Hare Stadium. Not only is this the finish line for this particular race, but it also the last race Ahner needs to complete her goal of running a race in all 50 states.
The Auburn Technology Park West should soon see the arrival of another company as the industrial park nears capacity.
Ashley Ahner pulls back her long blonde hair into a braid to prepare for what might be considered the most exciting run of her life. As she pushes her pink and blue Mizuno waveriders into the pavement she quickly puts a distance between herself and the starting line, running ever so rapidly towards the 50 yard line at Jordan Hare Stadium. Not only is this the finish line for this particular race, but it also the last race Ahner needs to complete her goal of running a race in all 50 states.
Auburn’s leading returning tackler is back.
Keeping plants indoors offers benefits outside of adding aesthetic appeal to a space.
Lauren Burk was walking through campus on her way back from her boyfriend’s dorm when she was abducted, shot, and left fatally wounded on Alabama Highway 147. Her killer then drove back to campus and set her car on fire.
Auburn is a transient college town for many, but Councilwoman Lynda Tremaine’s family has lived in Auburn for more than 150 years. Her great-grandfather John F. Heard moved to the small railroad town from Georgia during the Civil War era.
The Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame welcomed five new members in its 2016 induction ceremony.
Auburn will travel to Mississippi State University on Saturday, March 5, for what seems, on the surface, to be a meaningless game.
Last year’s University Program Council sponsored Auburn Airwaves “Concert Block Party” is not hard to forget and not for the right reasons for some concert attendees. With a line-up like Kesha, Nelly and Nick Jonas along with a one-night-only open container law in downtown, the block party was bound to be a good time, and it was.
Everyone goes through that awkward stage. It’s unavoidable, unconventional and it usually happens, for most, somewhere between those middle school and high school years.