Storybrook Farms helps disabled children in fairytale setting
Down a few winding back roads in Opelika, Storybook Farms sits nestled between large green trees and rolling plains of grass.
Down a few winding back roads in Opelika, Storybook Farms sits nestled between large green trees and rolling plains of grass.
A multitude of aspects tear a tiny budget in many different directions. Auburn estimated student expenses for the year of 2013-2014, with the total cost of an in-state resident being $28,098 and non-resident being $44,610. However, that only accounts for tuition, room and board, books, "personal" and transportation.
On an acre of land behind the East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, Fu Zhao is living out his dream. While he spends his days devoting himself to cancer research at Tuskegee University, the Chinese international's passion for helping others can be found just outside the four walls of the East Alabama Medical Center.
According to Auburn Planning Department principal planner Justin Steinnman, the plan proposes to make improvements from the start of Opelika Road on Gay Street to the road's city limits.
Two members of the City Council, including Mayor Bill Ham, made it clear they will run for reelection this year at the City Council meeting on April 1. Elections for Auburn city government officials are held on even-numbered years on the fourth Tuesday in August.
The report, filed anonymously by a Safe Harbor employee who spoke directly to the victim, states that the alleged assault took place in a campus dormitory after the victim drank a non-alcoholic beverage at an on-campus party. The victim claims to have no memory after that.
Cary Curtiss' Yarnhouse Studio seems like a place reminiscent of an older time. Walking across the dark wooden floor, you'll pass a spinning wheel, complete with a spindle that would rival Sleeping Beauty's.
Chris Harman, along with his wife, Rita, founded the farm eight years ago as a side business to earn extra money for their daughter, Megan, 23, senior in communication disorders at Auburn University.
The city temporarily loaned $100,000 to CAMP to renovate existing trails and begin building new ones, as part of the federal Recreational Trails Program (RTP), which allows nonprofits to receive a grant of $125,000 to be matched by the organization for recreational trail building.
The APD arrested the three men, all freshmen at Auburn University, on felony warrants of alleged third-degree burglary and first-degree theft of property. The arrests resulted from an investigation by the APD into a March 22 theft of property report from a building in the 200 block of South Donahue Drive.
As the Auburn Downtown Master Plan is nearing completion, Auburn residents should expect to see renovations before the end of summer.
The corner of College and Magnolia, empty since Harvey Updyke poisoned the soil as revenge for the 2010 Iron Bowl, is entering the first stages of renovations and construction.
Two Notasulga men are dead as a result of a head-on collision that occurred this morning, March 25, on Shug Jordan Parkway in Auburn. Rodney Harcum Sr., 53, and Joel Christopher Finney, 27, were travelling east on Shug Jordan Parkway in a 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix when they were hit head-on by Latasha Hall. Hall, 26, of Tuskegee, was driving west on Shug Jordan Parkway when her 2003 Honda CRV encountered a 2009 Toyota Corolla driving in the same direction.
"It's like Auburn's own little version of Woodstock," said Jack Gray, senior in electrical engineering of the 2014 Earthfest held March 22 at the Donald E. Davis Arboretum.
Blooming Colors and the Crepe Myrtle Cafe have been staples in Auburn, but still manage to seem like one of the best-kept secrets of the community.
Auburn received a lecture on financial planning and healthcare by the head of one of the most recognized financial publications in the world. \0x200B Steve Forbes, editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine and champion of conservative politics made a show of force Friday, March 21, at the Auburn Arena.
One key piece of information separated the residents inside the door and the FedEx deliveryman outside; the box contained a live, baby American Alligator.
At a time in a young woman's life when she is flooded with opportunity and optimism, Johnson found herself spiraling into a life-threatening depression. She was a victim, and she knew it.
An Alex City man was shot and killed early Saturday, March 8, by an Alexander City police officer.