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Fishin' for a title

By Justin Lee / WRITER | June 13

Last year, Jordan Lee made an improbable repeat run to the finals of the B.A.S.S. College National Championship individual competition and was set for a one-on-one Sunday showdown to take the title and earn a trip to the Bassmaster Classic. But one man stood in his way: his older brother, Matt Lee.

Auburn focused on improving game day parking

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | June 12

In an attempt to improve the gameday experience for fans, the city of Auburn and Auburn University have undertaken several projects that will enhance Auburn's parking facilities.

New Police Chief Register: 'It's an honor to be able to serve'

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 11

The City of Auburn announced June 7 the appointment of Paul Register as the new police chief, effective July 1.

Overall Company expands for pop-ular frozen treats

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 10

Through its handcrafted coffee, live music and local art, The Overall Company in downtown Opelika has made a name for itself since its grand opening in August 2012.

Opelika couple's song gains national acclaim in Canada

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | June 9

After the murder of Tim Bosma in Ancaster, Canada, Opelika resident and Ancaster native Jen Slocumb and her husband wrote a song for the grieving widow.

Lee County Lake ready to lure in Auburn anglers

By Reese Counts / WRITER | June 8

Anglers rejoice.Lee County Lake is reopening June 11 after nearly two years of renovations and restocking of aquatic life.

Updyke to be released Monday

By Andrew Yawn / NEWS EDITOR | June 7

After serving 76 days in Lee County Detention Facility, Harvey Updyke will begin five years of supervised probation following his release Monday.

Former Auburn football player Mosley pleads guilty to 2011 robbery charges

By Staff Report | June 7

Dakota Mosley, 21-year-old former Auburn football player, has pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery for his role in a 2011 robbery at Conway Acres Trailer Park.

Paul Register named Auburn Police Chief

By Staff Report | June 7

City Manager Charlie Duggan, Jr. announced June 7 the appointment of Paul Register as Chief of Police, effective July 1, 2013.

John Heisman: from sidelines to center stage

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | June 7

When John Heisman accepted the head coaching position at Auburn, then known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute, in 1895, the Tigers embraced a young, innovative football coach with a proven track record.

Former basketball player Ward pleads not guilty to game-fixing charges

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 6

Former Auburn basketball player Kyievarez "Varez" Ward was arraigned Thursday in Montgomery on accusations of taking part in a scheme to fix a game against Arkansas on Jan. 25, 2012.

All day music, art to be at 2013 Gnu Music Festival

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | June 5

The Gnu Music Festival will be returning June 8 with more to offer than before, and with a different purpose at hand.

Former men's basketball player indicted for point-shaving

By Ethan Brady / SPORTS REPORTER | June 4

Former Auburn basketball player Kyievarez "Varez" Ward was indicted in court on two federal counts citing his role in a point-shaving scandal during the 2011-2012 season.

'Duck Dynasty' stars heading from the swamp to The Plains

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 1

Silas "Uncle Si" Robertson, a star of A&E's hit reality series "Duck Dynasty," will be one of several celebrities at an upcoming fundraising event at the Auburn Arena.

Former AU football player Kitchens pleads guilty to 2011 robbery charges

By Andrew Yawn / NEWS EDITOR | May 31

On Thursday, May 30, former Auburn football player Shaun Kitchens pleaded guilty to burglary, third-degree theft and five counts of robbery for his alleged role in the 2011 robbery at Conway Acres Trailer Park.

Fantasy author to read at Gnu's Room

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | May 31

Inspiration hit author Brian Anderson for a young adult fantasy novel series, The Godling Chronicles, when his then 7-year-old son approached him with a story idea.

Fisheries professor seeks top dollar for off-bottom Gulf Coast oysters

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | May 31

Each year, more than 23 million pounds of oysters are harvested off the Gulf Coast, known as "The Fertile Crescent of Seafood."

'Height'-ened sense of security

By Aaron Lake / WRITER | May 30

Last June, a shooting at a local apartment complex left the Auburn community shaken and University Heights' name synonymous with tragedy.