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More time working virtually since March — whether for work as an employee or in classes as a student — has meant some in Auburn and Lee County have spent more time at home. For some, that’s been more time alone than they were accustomed to, which makes having a furry friend more appealing now than ever.
Mayor Ron Anders' second annual State of the City Address delivered a message of remembrance, pride and hope to the people of Auburn. Anders gave his address virtually on Monday, Nov. 9 at 5:30 p.m. to members of the community.
As the seasons change, the many patches of blue and orange flowers sprinkled around Auburn begin to fade. The flower, accompanied by “Wildflowers at Work” signs, are part of the public works department’s wildflower program.
UPDATE: Nov. 9, 5:30 p.m.
Another fall Saturday in Auburn saw Toomer's Oaks rolled with toilet paper. But with it being a bye week for the Tigers, those gathering weren't celebrating a football win.
Gov. Kay Ivey extended the statewide health order until Dec. 11 during a press conference on Thursday morning. Restrictions on occupancy rates for businesses have been reduced, just in time for the holiday season, Ivey said.
On Thurs. Nov 5 at 10 p.m., this story was updated to include absentee ballots.
Aniah Blanchard’s murder and kidnapping have prompted her family and friends to look to make changes. That includes promoting Aniah’s Law, which would restrict pretrial release on bail for an extended number of violent offenses, and starting the nonprofit organization Aniah’s Heart.
At approximately 9:10 p.m., the Alabama Senate Race was called in favor of Tommy Tuberville, with Tuberville having 61% of the votes at that time.
During Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, the Council denied rezoning property on Moores Mill Road for a professional office park.
Auburn residents flocked in large numbers to one of the City’s four polling locations on Tuesday to cast ballots for president, U.S. Senate and several other federal, state and local offices, as well as six proposed statewide amendments.
Since 2018, a student-run rescue called Pups on the Plains has offered a service called Rent a Dog where they give those who may not have the time or money to adopt an opportunity to spend time with one of the organization’s fostered dogs.
Aniah Blanchard was last seen on Oct. 23, 2019, before her death.
During Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, the Council unanimously approved the appointment of Assistant City Manager Megan Crouch to the city manager position, effective Feb. 1, 2021. City Manager Jim Buston will retire on Jan. 31.
Various student led organizations are inviting the local Auburn community to attend a free, contactless drive thru Halloween experience for children of all ages. It will take place Friday, Oct. 23 from 5-9 p.m. at 910 S. Donahue Drive, the campus of Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine.
