Scaffolding still stands at West & Wright
It’s been over eight months and scaffolding still surrounds West & Wright, an apartment complex geared toward students in downtown Auburn.
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It’s been over eight months and scaffolding still surrounds West & Wright, an apartment complex geared toward students in downtown Auburn.
It appears that an Auburn alumna is on the short list for the upcoming season of “The Bachelor.”
Craft brews and authentic German cuisine are taking to The Plains on Saturday for the 10th annual Auburn Oktoberfest.
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.
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.
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.
There’s usually a buzz in the air Saturday nights in downtown Auburn. Music from each of Auburn’s downtown bars spills into the street from their propped open doors.
It’s official. Chick-fil-A on Magnolia Ave. will serve its last chicken sandwich and lemonade in their current building on Saturday, Aug. 31.
The cranes and scaffolding have come down. The beep of construction trucks in reverse, of tires rumbling over gravel and dirt, has quieted.
Buying textbooks for the fall 2019 semester was different for some students. One of Auburn’s oldest bookstores, J&M Bookstore, did not sell textbooks for this semester and plans not to sell them again.
The infamous Toomer’s Oak poisoner Harvey Updyke Jr. will soon be back in a Lee County courtroom after failing to keep up with his monthly court-ordered payments, according to court documents.
In a 6 to 3 vote, the City Council voted to hold a special election Tuesday, July 23, to gain the public’s approval to use the 5 Mill Tax Fund to help cover the $46 million cost of Auburn City Schools projects.
After an ordinance to set the date for a special election related to the city’s 5 Mill Tax Fund was denied unanimous consent Tuesday night, the City Council has announced a special called meeting set for Thursday morning at 9 a.m. in the City meeting room at 122-B Tichenor Ave. to further discuss and vote on the ordinance.
On the Gulf Coast Wednesday, May 1, The Depot Executive Chef Scott Simpson is simmering fish and creating a new seafood dish at the fifth annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off.
Clothes shopping can be a daunting task. Whether browsing through racks of clothes or scrolling through pictures online, finding the perfect professional outfit can take some patience.
One staple of the recently revitalized downtown Opelika area is turning four and is adding to their business.
Auburn and Virginia have more in common than their colors for one Georgia family. They have students that share the same blood.
What started out as funny lyrics and a quick recording session before the Auburn versus Kansas game in the Round of 32 turned into a theme song for Auburn’s March Madness run.
The plans for an Auburn-based travel basketball organization began on paper napkins at the table of a local restaurant among a small group of parents trying to give their kids more sports opportunities. One of those parents was Mayor Ron Anders.