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Downtown parking study leads to renovations

By Jon Smithart | Staff Writer | July 31

"The council for the last several years has understood that parking is an issue in downtown. Our citizen survey has shown that citizens want more parking downtown," Buston said.

Cheers on the Corner provided hundreds with drinks, food, entertainment

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | July 29

A throng of Auburn residents holding tickets, cash and driver’s licenses formed around a tent in front of Stamp where wristbands, fans and wine glasses were being given out for the second annual Cheers on the Corner on Friday night.  Over 20 tents were set up on the blocked off roads of Auburn’s ...

Paintball attack: Suspect shoots paintballs at cars, public safety says

By Staff Report | July 28

Two different individuals reported being shot at with paintballs on West Samford Avenue.

Itty Bitty Scavenger Hunt to begin Aug. 1

July 28

Beginning Aug. 1 the Parks and Recreation Department will be distributing worksheets for the Itty Bitty Scavenger Hunt that will allow residents to hunt for 25 locations around Auburn.

CookOut, Starbucks to open near Auburn mall

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 28

Coffee drinkers taking their morning route to work on Opelika Road will soon have a place to stop for their favorite frappuccinos. 

Community members to have say in selection of city manager

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 27

City Manager Charlie Duggan retired in February and left a vacancy that Jim Buston agreed to fill until a replacement was found.

Plans to bring Pride to the Plains in progress

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 27

Having to drive to Birmingham, Pensacola or Atlanta to be around people that celebrate who they are is becoming a drag for many members of the Auburn LGBTQ community.

Women's Hope offers free STD, pregnancy testing

By Emma Raby | Staff Writer | July 27

Directors and staff of the Women’s Hope Medical Clinic mingled with guests around cups of coffee, punch and appetizers in a room filled with Christmas décor on steamy Tuesday. 

Auburn holds No. 2 spot in best ZIP codes in Alabama

By Staff Report | July 27

Auburn has been ranked No. 2 on Niche's 2017 list of Best ZIP Codes in Alabama. 

Gov. Kay Ivey's roundtable speaks

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 26

The roundtable discussion took place at the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center and was closed to the general public and press.

Arrest made for breaking, entering of vehicle at Eagles West apartments

By Staff Report | July 26

APD said Jamichael E. Payne, 25, was arrested on a felony warrant charging him with unlawful breaking and entering of a vehicle.

Gov. Kay Ivey tours Auburn on her 'Listen, Learn, Help & Lead Tour'

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 25

Gov. Kay Ivey opened her tour of Auburn, the second stop on her "Listen, Learn, Help & Lead Tour."

Trump messes with Sessions, and Senate Republicans are not pleased

By Lesley Clark | McClatchy Washington Bureau | July 25

It's a lesson that could cost him politically in a Senate.

Legislators, President Leath recognize world-renowned asphalt technology center

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 24

Earlier in 2017, the Alabama Senate and House passed resolutions commending NCAT for 30 years of successful and profitable service to the state.

July 31 voter registration deadline for Senate special election primary nears

By Staff Report | July 24

The deadline to register to vote in the special election primary is July 31.

Governor moves special election for U.S. Senate seat

July 24

Alabama's new governor has rescheduled the special election for Sessions' Senate seat.

Gov. Ivey to tour Auburn businesses, schools Tuesday

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | July 24

The trip is part of Ivey's Listen, Learn, Help & Lead tour.

Oktoberfest to be held October 21

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | July 24

The eighth annual Oktoberfest at The Hotel at Auburn University and Conference Center is set to take over sights and sounds on Oct. 21.