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On Saturday, Feb. 18, Auburn High School’s Key Club—the high school branch of the Kiwanis International service club—hosted its first one-mile and 5K fundraising event.
On Saturday, Feb. 18, downtown Auburn will be hosting the 6th annual Mardi Gras parade.
An Opelika City Schools faculty member has been arrested on a charge of soliciting a sex act with a student under the age of 19, which is a Class A misdemeanor.
The beginning of February brought with it Black History Month, an annual celebration recognizing the achievements of African Americans. In recognition of Black History Month, Auburn's Black Student Union is hosting Unity Week, a week of events seeking to unify students throughout campus.
Feeling inspired by the writing of an Orange Beach-based author, Sherry Aaron, with the help of her husband Wren, set out to create a space for the Auburn community to come together. In January 2023, the Aarons saw the opening of a project that has been in the works for just over a year: The Table Foundation.
Low-income families, individuals and college students alike combat the issue of affordable housing within the city of Auburn.
During the November midterm elections, the state of Alabama had ten proposed amendments on the ballot. However, one stood out in its content and potential impact on Alabamians. Amendment One, more commonly known as Aniah’s Law, passed with nearly 81% support.
During the height of the pandemic, Caroline Kelly took advantage of her free time and explored her interest in art. From being solely based on Instagram to operating an established website and business, Art by Caroline Kelly has only grown since Kelly's freshman year at Auburn.
On Nov. 23, USA Today published an article detailing six universities’ refusal or lack of compliance when asked for Title IX data. Among those universities, Auburn topped the list.
On Dec. 17, two officers with the Opelika Police Department responded to an alleged domestic dispute around 10:30 p.m. after a female caller requested assistance.
After the Auburn Police Department responded to complaints of shots fired between the evening of Dec. 6 and early morning of Dec. 7, a suspect was developed and was found to be in possession of a firearm and an illegal explosive.
With a vision to create a community of musicians with substantial knowledge in music education, Tim Spicer, co-owner of Spicer’s Music, made this vision a reality when he opened Spicer’s Music ten years ago.
The Auburn Police Department is currently under investigation by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency for the death of an individual in their custody.
Across Alabama, the landscape is littered with abandoned shops, rusted-out factories and dilapidated homes without hope of revival in small towns that have seen better days. However, a program at Auburn University aims to reverse the state's rural decline.
Ever since James Johnson bought it in 1969, Campus Barber Shop has occupied the same quaint 400-square-foot shop in downtown Auburn just a stone’s throw from Toomer’s Corner.
During Mayor Ron Anders’ fourth annual State of the City address on Wednesday night, the mayor touted the city’s progress in infrastructure, population growth and the economy. Several Auburn residents were also celebrated with the Mayor’s Lamplighter Award.
On Tuesday, the Auburn City Council approved the use of $579,000 of American Rescue Plan funding to install air conditioning units at the Brown Recreation Center and the Boykin Community Center gymnasiums.
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Whether you order a nice, cold apple cider or a warm, toasty Toomer’s Corner latté, anyone who ventures into Ross House Coffee stays for the same reason: it just feels like home. In fact, that’s what it originated as.
