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With a face riddled with wrinkles, the thin-haired man sealed up boxes of Del Monte's green beans with a tape gun. As warehouse lights beamed down on his salt-and-pepper-colored hair and sweat rolled down his face, the man lifted the first of many packages and placed it on a cart.
On Monday, Aug. 30, 77 patients were hospitalized at East Alabama Medical Center and EAMC-Lanier, and 21 of 25 patients in the intensive care unit were on ventilators.
COVID-19 hasn’t only been hard on humans, but it has affected pets, too, and the Lee County Humane Society said it has played a role in increased intakes of owner surrenders, strays and transfers.
A local elementary school will be going online for over a week starting Tuesday, Lee County Schools announced on its website.
Remote control cars, trucks and other vehicles replaced the typical skateboards at Auburn-Opelika Skate Park Saturday morning. From novice drivers to hobbyists, people of all ages flipped, jumped and zoomed their vehicles across the park's ramps and surfaces during Auburn Parks and Recreation's RC Car Skate Park Takeover.
After a pop-up rain shower passed through Opelika Friday night, the lights at Bulldog Stadium turned on and fans filled the stands as Opelika High School faced off against Auburn High School. Friday's close game, with Auburn winning with a slim two-point margin, showed why Auburn vs. Opelika is one the state's top rivalries.
Skateboarders, move aside — the Auburn-Opelika Skate Park will belong to toy cars tomorrow morning as families bring their remote control cars to the park for an obstacle course challenge.
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Sixteen COVID-19 patients are on ventilators at East Alabama Health hospitals, a number that officials felt wouldn’t be reached after vaccines became available. There are 77 patients hospitalized at EAH for COVID-19, the highest since January 2021.
Opelika police said they have charged a man with assault in connection with a shooting early Tuesday morning where a man was suffering from a gunshot wound after a shooting on Star Street in Opelika.
Kimberly Johnson, recently selected as 2021-22 Alabama Teacher of the Year, said she is encouraged by the feedback she receives when a student succeeds in her class.
Lee County families visited East Auburn's Airport Plaza on Saturday morning to ride a train, throw inflatable axes, have their faces painted and enjoy food truck offerings all while money was raised for a fundraiser to donate shoes to local and international children.
Auburn High School opened the 2021 season in dominating fashion with a 45-0 win over Park Crossing at Auburn's Duck Samford Stadium Friday night. The Tigers started off fast against the Thunderbirds and never took their foot of the gas.
Over 60 businesses will fill east Auburn's Airport Plaza shopping center tomorrow to give families a morning of carnival fun while also fundraising a shoe donation drive for local children and children internationally in Honduras.
Kids are back in schools for the fall, and the fact that COVID is too is causing a local district to change its mask policy.
While Auburn students are busy with internships and jobs, classes and game days, Shelby Flores and her team are working to create safer spaces off-campus for students.
After reaching a peak of 72 hospitalizations on Aug. 18, both locations of the East Alabama Medical Center have since seen a decrease to a total of 69, according to a press release from East Alabama Health. The peak of 72 is greater than peaks seen in April and July, but falls short of the 92-patient peak in January. There continues to be eight patients on ventilators.
The small, dimly lit black box theater at the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center was filled with theatergoers on Thursday night as they sat in anticipation for the play "End Days" to begin.
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Auburn Area Community Theatre is putting on its first show of the season, ‘End Days’, directed by Andrea Holliday, with opening night scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 p.m at the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center.
