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Judge denies restitution payments for Hubbard

September 2

Lee County Judge Jacob Walker today denied a motion from the prosecution.

Freshman found dead in dorm room

By Staff Report | September 2

A freshman student was found dead in his dorm Sunday afternoon.

Historic marker for luxury passenger train

By Tiara Bond | Community Writer | September 1

The Auburn Heritage Association has planted a historic marker on the train depot in honor of “The Crescent”

Uber on college town operations, game days

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 31

Uber explains its operations in a college town and on game days, something a local taxi company owner is confident he can compete with.

Man arrested in connection with Gay Street shooting

By Staff Report | August 30

A man was arrested Tuesday in connection with Sunday's Gay Street shooting.

Man arrested in connection with North Gay Street shooting

By Staff Report | August 30

An Auburn man was arrested on a charge of attempted murder today in connection to a shooting at North Gay Street on Sunday.

Public library set to introduce self-checkout system

By Maurice Bailey | Community Writer | August 30

The Auburn Public Library is soon to release the much needed self-checkout system beginning May 2017.

Public library prepares for this year's 'One Book, One Village'

By Ariel Cochran | Community Writer | August 30

Critically acclaimed, Coretta Scott King Award and Newberry Award recipient Jacquelline Woodson, author of Brown Girl Dreaming will be presenting on Monday, October 17 at 6 p.m.

New Auburn city municipal complex planned

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 30

New plans for the Douglas J. Watson Municipal Complex, which were unveiled in late August, are set to come before the council this September.

Beth Witten works for community and family

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | August 29

Originally from Macon, Georgia, Witten moved to Auburn with her husband 19 years ago.

Two hospitalized after Gay Street shooting

By Staff Report | August 29

A man and a woman were hospitalized Sunday night after a shooting along North Gay Street.

Poetry and the perfect slice

By Tiara Bond | Community Writer | August 26

A poetry reading event featuring free pizza was hosted Sunday night by an instructor at Auburn University.

Perimeter neighborhoods may see new internet service

By Ariel Cochran | Community Writer | August 26

Auburn residents in northern and southern neighborhoods may soon see better internet.

Stein Mart next step in Auburn Mall redevelopment

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 26

Stein Mart is slated to join the Auburn Mall by no later than fall 2017.

New reading program connects kids and dogs

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 26

Books and Barks! reading program will allow children to read a book to a dog.

Marching bands take over Duck Samford Stadium

By Tiara Bond | Community Writer | August 26

Marching bands, including Auburn’s own AUMB, took over the Auburn High School football stadium at the 17th annual Band-O-Rama.

Auburn residents say farewell to Hastings Entertainment

By Aariyan Tooley | Community Writer | August 25

On October 31, a popular store named Hastings Entertainment, will come to a close.

​Lee County Humane Society launches new home-to-home foster program

By Megan Gill | Community Writer | August 25

The Lee County Humane Society is kicking off the school year with a new foster program.