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Mayor Ron Anders and members of Auburn's City Council expressed their disgust at the death of George Floyd and their pride in the Auburn community's response at a City Council meeting Tuesday night.
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Jamari Smith, an 18-year-old Montgomery native, died Wednesday night of an apparent accidental drowning, according to the Lee County Coroner's Office.
Gov. Kay Ivey and Dr. Scott Harris updated the public on an amendment to the state's Safer at Home order during a press conference on Thursday. The updated rules will take effect at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 22 and will last through July 3.
Plans to get the City of Auburn’s facilities up and running have been put in place and released to the public.
During the Committee of the Whole before Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, Ward 5 Council member Steven Dixon proposed for the City to honor its graduating high school senior class.
Lucy’s wrapped up their "Adopt a Doc/Nurse" program on Friday. They served meals to East Alabama Medical Center twice each week from the end of March until May 15, said Lucy’s owner Lisa van der Reijden.
The Auburn City Council approved applications for a recently initiated program to assist small businesses in Auburn during their Tuesday night meeting.
Johnston Taylor, the 17-year-old arrested in connection with the deaths of Rod and Paula Bramblett, had his bond reinstated on Wednesday.
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Tuesday morning that Alabama's stay-at-home order will expire April 30, the original end date of the order. The state will then enter a safer-at-home order on April 30 at 5 p.m.
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The American Psychological Association has said that the isolation and limited social contact that comes with quarantine can negatively affect mental health and worsen the effects of pre-existing mental health conditions in vulnerable populations. Some counselors and therapists in Auburn are making sure that their patients are still able to get the mental health care they need.
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Stopwatch Urgent Care is now conducting drive-up COVID-19 testing at their Opelika location. Testing is available on Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Eryn Morris, a care coordinator at East Alabama Medical Center, became LifeSouth Blood Center’s first recovered COVID-19 plasma donor in Alabama. She donated her plasma after recovering from COVID-19 complications. She one of the first COVID-19 patients in Chambers County.
Severe storms could impact Lee County on Thursday afternoon from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
All seven loan interest program applicants on the Council's agenda were approved unanimously, but Council Member Kelley Griswold held issue with approving multiple businesses in one vote.
Auburn City Council unanimously approved the process of renaming Mike Hubbard Boulevard during their Committee of the Whole meeting on Tuesday night.
Alabama’s stay-at-home order is going to remain in effect until April 30, Gov. Kay Ivey announced in a press conference on Tuesday.
Most City of Auburn employees are continuing to work at their offices, being excluded from Gov. Kay Ivey’s stay-at-home order.
