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Rural Studio seeks to revive Alabama's rural spaces

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | November 27

As Alabama's population increasingly congregates in urban areas, the state's rural towns have mostly experienced a slow but steady decline. An Auburn University program aims to reverse that trend.

Chef opens Auburn restaurant in honor of mother

By Bri Johnson | News writer | November 25

After a lifetime of being taught to love food by his mother, local chef and Vintage 2298 owner Randall Baldwin decided to enter the culinary industry after leaving the Marine Corps. He then opened his new restaurant to honor her memory.

New Boykin Community Center health center works to provide care throughout Auburn

By David Coomer | News Writer | November 24

The recently opened Boykin Community Center's health clinic is working to provide care throughout Auburn and is working with several colleges at Auburn University to do so.

After 53 years, Campus Barber Shop to leave downtown Auburn

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | November 20

After occupying the same downtown Auburn location since 1969, Campus Barber Shop will be moving to its new location at University Crossing Shopping Center on East University Drive by the first week of December.

Ron Anders delivers fourth annual State of the City address

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | November 17

On Wednesday night, Mayor Ron Anders delivered remarks about Auburn's accomplishments over the last year.

Auburn City Council approves upgrades to recreation facilities

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | November 16

On Tuesday, the Auburn City Council approved the installation of air conditioning units at the Brown Recreation Center and the Boykin Community Center gymnasiums. The Council also approved the purchase 624 96-gallon garbage carts and 624 96-gallon recycling carts.

Verdict determined in former economic chair's lawsuit against former Auburn officials

By My Ly | Content Editor | November 16

After the closing statements, the eight-person jury determined that Stern had proved one of his claims outlined in his lawsuit against former Dean Aistrup but failed to prove his claims against former Provosts Tim Boosinger and Bill Hardgrave. 

Alabama Republicans sweep midterm elections

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor and Tucker Massey | Content Editor | November 9

Following the 2022 midterm election cycle, Alabama Republicans maintained their control over the state.

Auburn City Council sworn in, Witten remains mayor pro tem

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | November 7

On Monday afternoon, the Auburn City Council was sworn in to serve the next four years. In addition to the swearing-in of three new council members, Ward 3 Councilwoman Beth Witten was unanimously confirmed to continue as mayor pro tem.

Lee County officially recognizes Day of Remembrance in honor of racial terror lynching victims

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | November 6

On Nov. 5, Lee County officials recognized the Day of Remembrance in honor of victims of racial terror lynchings.

APD investigates shooting on North Donahue

By My Ly | Content Editor | November 5

The Auburn Police department is currently investigating a shooting that took place in the 400 block of N Donahue Drive in Auburn.  

In Alabama Senate District 27, Reese and Hovey square off

By Bri Johnson | News writer | November 4

This Tuesday, Auburn City Councilman Jay Hovey is facing off against Sherri Reese for Alabama's Senate District 27  seat.

Ten proposed amendments on ballot this Election Day

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | November 3

On Tuesday, Nov. 8, Alabamians will head to the polls to decide 10 proposed amendments. Here's a guide to what each amendment means and what yes and no votes will decide.

Citizens' traffic concerns highlight Auburn City Council meeting

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | November 2

At Tuesday's Auburn City Council meeting, traffic and parking concerns around downtown and North Auburn brought forth by citizens highlighted an otherwise quiet session.

Law named for Aniah Blanchard on ballot Nov. 8

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | November 1

Amendment I, also known as Aniah's Law, seeks to allow judges to deny bond to those charged with violent crimes.

Opelika First Baptist holds second-annual Fall Festival

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | October 31

Despite the threat of rain, Opelika First Baptist Church held its second-annual Fall Festival Sunday on the square south of downtown to join locals in fellowship and to profess the word of God through food trucks and bouncy houses.

For local businesses, game days just mean more

By Daniel Schmidt | Sports Writer | October 25

While home game weekends bring excitement and buzz to The Loveliest Village on the Plains, they also feature something else: big profits that help local businesses' bottom lines.

Auburn City Council paves way for public art

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | October 19

In a move that reversed years of precedent, the Auburn City Council on Tuesday approved changes to the current ordinance that prohibits the commission of murals and other public art. The Council also officially announced the opening of a long-planned health clinic at the Boykin Community Center.