Stinky's Fish Camp closes its doors
(09/18/19 1:19am)
Stinky’s Fish Camp, located near the intersection of Wire Road and Shug Jordan Parkway, has permanently closed as of Tuesday, September 17.
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Smart home unlocks its doors for its owner
(09/20/19 4:24pm)
The house of the future has come to Auburn, and is ready for its first resident. Holland Homes and Alabama Power have partnered together to bring the first Smart Neighborhood to Auburn.
Virtual reality cafe brings new experience to Auburn
(09/23/19 7:53pm)
There’s a new restaurant in town, and it’s serving General Tso’s with a side of virtual reality.
Local high schools take measures against vaping
(09/30/19 2:48pm)
Vapes have become significantly more slender, quiet and concealable since e-cigarettes originally hit the market.
Update: Missing Opelika teen found, police say
(09/13/19 12:04am)
Update 6:47 — Emalee Stringfellow, 17, has been located and is safe, according to police.
Patti Callahan Henry: How Anne Rivers Siddons saved me
(09/12/19 7:56pm)
*Editors note: Best-selling author and Auburn alumna Anne Rivers Siddons died of lung cancer Wednesday. Siddons wrote for The Auburn Plainsman between 1954 and 1958. She penned a column and editorial that called for integration and condemned racism.
Local businesses partner to benefit Gulf Coast
(09/18/19 7:00pm)
Red Clay Brewing Company and The Depot are teaming up once again to present the second annual Oyster Fest to benefit the Alabama Coastal Foundation.
A country united: Looking back on how Auburn faced 9/11
(09/11/19 10:27pm)
The chaos streamed from a television set that September morning in the Foy Cafeteria. Students and faculty gathered with their eyes locked, their hands clasped. The area was crowded and most chairs were taken, forcing some students to the floor and some against the wall.
Group speaks out against short-term rentals
(09/21/19 5:36pm)
A group of Auburn residents is speaking out against short-term rental units and warning against the dangers they pose to the value of neighborhoods in Auburn. The group has placed signs reading, “Don’t hotel our neighborhoods,” on several streets and roads in Auburn in an effort to draw attention to the increasing presence of short-term rentals in Auburn.
Rise of vape-related illnesses causes concern for Auburn community
(09/13/19 1:05pm)
The vaping industry has been under scrutiny the past few weeks in the wake of recent vaping-related deaths and illnesses.
Decorative crosswalks nearly completed downtown
(11/01/19 5:00am)
The construction of the decorative crosswalks on North College Street is mostly finished and on full display for all tourist and pedestrian crossing.
Revisions made to Alabama's seatbelt laws
(10/03/19 10:51pm)
Drivers and passengers in all vehicles must be buckled up, according to the revised Alabama seatbelt laws.
Community set to celebrate Pagan Pride on Sept. 21
(09/18/19 9:00pm)
Pagan Pride Day, an event organized by the Church of the Spiral Tree, will be held Saturday, Sept. 21, at Kiesel Park from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Broken power lines causes power outage, traffic delays on Magnolia Avenue, police say
(09/07/19 6:51pm)
UPDATE 2:32 Broken power lines on Magnolia Avenue caused power outages in downtown Auburn on gameday, police said.
Driving laws aim to protect first responders, reduce congestion
(11/11/19 1:14am)
Alabama passed a road law earlier this year that intends to increase highway safety through the penalization of drivers who slowly cruise in the left lane and drivers who don't move over for emergency vehicles.
West Magnolia Avenue getting new look
(09/10/19 10:38pm)
West Magnolia Avenue is a highly trafficked area. With its proximity to campus and several restaurants, including a famous chicken franchise, many Auburn students traverse the area on a regular basis.
Archivists detail how Gov. Ivey audio was found
(09/05/19 8:28pm)
Before Gov. Kay Ivey acknowledged she wore blackface — while maintaining that she did not recall the racist skit of her doing so — Auburn University Libraries Special Collections and Archives Department was going through tape reels from the ‘60s, digitizing their contents, when they stumbled upon one with the label: “Student Reflections on BSU Night Kay Ivey, Ben LaRavia.”
City Council explores final options for Cullars home
(09/04/19 9:22pm)
Aiming to give the private sector more time, the Auburn City Council tabled their vote on moving the historic Cullars house until their regular meeting on Sept. 17.
Auburn teen arrested on attempted murder charge, police say
(09/03/19 4:34pm)
An Auburn teenager was arrested Saturday on a warrant charging him with attempted murder as an adult, police said.
Search for missing AU student still ongoing, police say
(09/03/19 4:14pm)
Police said they are still searching for an Auburn student who was reported missing over two weeks ago after not showing up on the first day of classes.