Intrigue

Homemade whiskey with a family twist

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | October 13

Proper approval and mere licenses are the only two roadblocks stopping the John Emerald Distilling Company from opening.

'Don't drink the paint water'

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | October 13

Don't drink the paint water is the catchphrase.

Movin and Groovin, Rhythm and Rhymin

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | October 12

When April Scott, Ph.D student in counseling psychology, came to Auburn from South Florida, she noticed a trend in the Auburn music scene.

Luke Bryan's Farm Tour to be 'That Kind of Night'

By Pierce Ostwalt | Community Writer | October 10

Luke Bryan will visit the Auburn-Opelika area as part of his fifth-annual Farm Tour at Ingram Farms, Thursday, Oct 10. In addition to the concert, Bryan also tours as an opportunity to help those in need.

Two men arrested after shots fired in home on Annalue Drive

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | October 10

Sunday, Oct. 6, the Auburn Police Division arrested Dezdrian Smith, 24, of Atlanta, and Kentarious J. Barnett, 21, of Opelika, according to an APD press release.

United Way hosts Judith March fashion show

By Becky Sheehan / INTRIGUE WRITER | October 10

On Oct. 17, from 6-9 p.m. the Lake Martin Area United Way will host its first fashion show in Alexander City.

A day in the life of an Auburn student in 1964

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | October 10

The 50th anniversary of Auburn's desegregation is on the horizon, and it can be hard for current students to imagine what the University was like in the '60s for the students who lived that history.

Active Minds raises awareness for mental health

By Ashtyne Cole / INTRIGUE WRITER | October 10

"I believe in a sound mind, a sound body, and a spirit that it not afraid." Active Minds at Auburn has adopted this line of the creed as a sort of mission statement for what they want to bring to Auburn's campus.

Pine Hill Cemetery brings history to life

By Ashley Selby / INTRIGUE EDITOR | October 10

Pine Hill Cemetery will come alive the nights of Oct. 10-11, with characters from Auburn's past.

Pagan community shows its pride

By Jordan Hays | Copy Editor | October 7

The celebration of Pagan Pride Day Saturday, Sept. 28, went off without a hitch as a community communed with nature.

App of the Week: Flip to Flipboard for a daily news source

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | October 7

Flipboard can be used to check the news and organize the information users like.

From futbol to football: the international experience

By Mary-Kate Sherer / INTRIGUE WRITER | October 6

Most students consider Auburn's culture to be different from the culture of their hometowns. To international students, the difference is a bit more radical.

JCSM's decade of determination

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | October 6

Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art gains coveted AAM accreditation, a story 10 years in the making.

Dulaney hits it out of the park

By Jessa Pease / COMMUNITY WRITER | October 5

Personal relationships and getting to know the people in a community are what set a small town apart from a large one filled with thousands of people.

Employee's claims singe Auburn Fire Department

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | October 3

Auburn City Council met Tuesday, Oct. 1, to discuss street closings, board appointments and alcoholic beverage licenses. The Citizens Communication brought discussions of racism in the fire department and questioned the Council's support of schools.

Local communities boogie all the way out to Waverly

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | October 2

Thirteen years ago, Highway 280 didn't stretch four lanes across, and didn't lead travelers directly to Birmingham, as it currently does. The two-lane highway snakes through back roads and small towns, one of which is Waverly.