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Baseball suffers 'growing pains' in Golloway's first season on the Plains

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | June 21

Coaching changes at the collegiate level often force the "old dogs" of a program to learn the new tricks of a coach they were not recruited by out of high school. That, or leave the school for greener pastures.

Editorial: Opposing opinions on raising minimum wage

By Raye May | Photo Editor and Cat Watson | Online Editor | June 20

Two editors show their opinion on whether the United States should raise the minimum wage.

Brazilians gather for the World Cup

By Brian Stultz | Campus Writer | June 20

The 2014 World Cup is underway, and the Brazil Student Association (BSA) is ready to welcome you.

OPINION: Some thoughts just need to be dealt with

By Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor | June 19

Sometimes, people allow their thoughts to prevent them from doing things that need to be done. Like a song that you just can't get out of your head, some thoughts resonate louder than more important thoughts.

Chewacla State Park provides summer activities

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | June 19

For more than 100 years, Chewacla has been an Auburn attraction, and the summer is the park's busiest time of year.

Council approves rezoning for properties on Opelika Road

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | June 19

The Auburn City Council approved the rezoning of properties along Opelika Road at their meeting Tuesday evening.

Community offers ways to keep kids entertained during summer

By Taylor Ennis | News Reporter | June 19

After the coloring books are filled, spills are cleaned and the creative activity has simmered at home, it's time for something new. The Auburn and Opelika area have babysitters, children and budgets in mind this summer by organizing interactive events to entertain all.

Au Bon Pain employee brings positivity to Auburn's campus

By Rachel Davis | Community Writer | June 18

If you go into Au Bon Pain, chances are you've seen the man with all of the buttons on his apron. His name is Terrence Bradley.

A father and son's bond led them on a "kwest"

By Taylor Ennis | News Reporter | June 18

This Father's Day, Kody Coggin, junior in industrial and systems engineering, and Lt. Col. Jeff Coggin, retired Air Force, entered the woods to share their love of mountain biking, the first of many adventure sports they started together to launch their project, FitKwest.

Auburn grad competes for love of a royal

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | June 17

What started as a promising royal plan has ended as a royal pain. Auburn University graduate, Kelley Andrews competed for love against eleven other women in the FOX television show called "I Wanna Marry 'Harry.'"

OPINION: Auburn football camp teaches and inspires women

By Anna Claire Conrad | June 14

When my fiance suggested that I attend the inaugural Auburn Women's Football camp, I wasn't exactly on board from the get-go.

Auburn man dies, another is injured in two-car collision

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | June 13

An Auburn man was killed and another was injured in a two-car collision on Shug Jordan Parkway near the intersection of Wire Road Friday afternoon.

Auburn student struck by vehicle

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | June 13

An Auburn University student was struck by a vehicle Thursday morning around 9 a.m. at the corner of Cox Street and West Glenn Avenue.

Local musician Jackson Gafford utilizes inexpensive options to record music at home

By Reese Counts | June 13

Jackson Gafford, Opelika musician under the moniker Captain Kudzu, is putting together his first album. Gafford's entire recording process is based in his bedroom using a laptop and a single microphone.

City plans to renovate historic train depot

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | June 12

Beginning in 1847, the city of Auburn had a steady heartbeat. Each beat sounded of railcars barreling down tracks and the faint whistle of trains howling through the middle of town.

Parkerson Mill Creek: from ditch to destination

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | June 12

Parkerson Mill Creek is undergoing restoration that will transform the formerly unappealing and eroding creek into a part of campus that will encourage passersby to enjoy being near the water.

Hitler billboard hits the highway

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | June 12

An Opelika Youth Ministry has been under fierce scrutiny the past week due to the erection of a billboard featuring an Adolf Hitler quote.

Parks and Recreation creates community

By Taylor Ennis | News Reporter | June 11

Parks and Recreation has filled their schedule with a variety of events, both wet and dry, to keep residents busy until Friday, Aug. 22. Event fees are cheap and an adult must accompany children at events.