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Toomer's Corner may be the next home for the Texas-based burger joint Whataburger's newest location according to reporting by Atlanta Tomorrow's News Daily. If approved, the location will be the state's 20th Whataburger location.
East Alabama will soon see its first children’s hands-on science center with AO Discover!, a nonprofit museum that plans to house educational exhibits in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and arts.
In Albany, Georgia, a roughly Auburn-sized town about 60 miles from the Alabama border, Joe Durham has his law practice, dedicated to civil litigation.
Roadside litter in Lee County has been an ongoing problem for many years, and it has not gone unnoticed by citizens, by community organizations like Keep Lee County Beautiful or by government figures.
On Feb. 26, Coach Keith Etheredge was officially named the new head football coach of the Auburn High Tigers. A native of Leeds, Alabama, Keith Etheredge has coached almost every level in the AHSAA ranks. Ever since a young age, Coach Etheredge knew he wanted to be a coach.
For the past few months, a group of students and professors have been on Toomer’s Corner holding a sign with a simple message: Stop Racism Now. The Toomer’s Corner Sit-In serves as an awareness and community-building campaign that is led by Auburn students and faculty. One student, Taylor Gusler, sophomore in organismal biology, has been involved since this summer.
While spring brings about March Madness, the blooming flowers and renewed greenery also mark the time for the annual Azalea and Dogwood Trail hosted by Keep Opelika Beautiful.
On Friday, the Opelika Chamber of Commerce hosted Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller for his seventh annual Mayoral Address. Chamber of Commerce members and sponsors were invited to the luncheon held at The Bottling Plant event center.
The Auburn City Council decided to return to in-person meetings beginning April 6. The Council first went online on March 26, 2020.
On Wednesday, East Alabama Medical Center held an “Evening of Remembrance, Healing and Hope” to honor both those who died of COVID-19 and those who recovered. Since Lee County saw its first COVID case in March 2020, there have been over 1,600 patients in the community and 217 deaths.
The Opelika Police Department reported a missing person and is requesting the public’s help in finding them. Opelika resident Louis Carter Young Jr. was last seen on March 8 near his residence in the 1100 Block of Magnolia Street.
March 17, 11:35 p.m. — Significant Weather Advisory issued for eastern Lee County
The Auburn City Council voted to prohibit short-term rentals in several single-family residential neighborhoods during its Tuesday night meeting.
Gov. Kay Ivey issued a state of emergency for Alabama due to severe weather that may cause flooding, strong winds, hail and tornadoes. The state of emergency goes into effect at 6 p.m. March 16.
Both the Crenshaw Guest House and the Heritage House offer Auburn-Opelika locals and visitors a chance to go to sleep and wake up in a piece of history.
Recognizing the South’s insatiable desire for BBQ, local restaurant owner Mark Coxwell has decided to branch out into Auburn and open Rob’s Ribs, a sister restaurant to Butcher Paper in Opelika.
An Opelika man has been arrested after the Opelika Police Department found a woman dead on Maple Avenue on March 2.
