Concourse/south, Opelika's downtown art and music festival, began on Sunday with Supper & Songs at the Southside Center for the Arts. For $60, ticket holders enjoyed a four course meal provided by Zazu Gastropub, live music from the local duo Martha's Trouble and wine and craft beer. Proceeds from ...
The second annual Opelika arts and music festival Concourse/south will begin tomorrow and last all week. The event will feature both local and national musical acts, art exhibitions from local artists, a market consisting of local crafts and food vendors and activities for all ages over the course of ...
As wonderful as the money on your TigerCard can be, it's all too common to hear Auburn students complain about being out of money halfway through the semester. Where did it all go? How can you spread it out to last the entire semester, ideally? When students begin the semester they start out with either ...
This is satire. If you're like most students, you probably think the first week of classes will be easy. All you have to do is walk in, sit down, get handed a syllabus and listen to your professor read over it before leaving early. If you're like most students, you're completely wrong. Syllabus week ...
The Auburn City Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions to construct a new parking deck to be located at 135 North College St. as well as changes to City parking meters at their meeting on Tuesday. Details of the memorandum were presented ...
Auburn's downtown bars have been anticipating the arrival of student's who love the downtown life all summer with a multitude of drink specials. Here is a list of specials bar hoppers have to look forward to coming back this fall. Quixotes During the NFL season, Quixotes will have a Monday night hot ...
Former Auburn Football Coach Pat Dye's name joined the ranks of other historic figures on the George Bengston Historic Tree Trail when he donated one of his Japanese maples to the City on Tuesday morning. City workers had already dug the hole for the maple and planted the commemorative plaque beside ...
The City of Auburn launched a new, easy-to-use website interface at the beginning of August located at auburnalabama.org, which is available on all web-available devices, including mobile. Director of Public Affairs David D. Dorton said the previous format of the City’s website has been up for ...
At the event, Moore spoke out against his competitors and Sen. Mitch McConnell for “trying to buy the people of this state” during the election.
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 ...
Mayor Bill Ham, Auburn University President Steven Leath and Gov. Kay Ivey visit the new School of Nursing building on July 25, 2015 in Auburn, Ala.
Former Auburn Head Coach Pat Dye in front of his donated Japanese maple to the George Bengston Historic Tree Trail with members of the Auburn Tree Commission and City employees on Aug. 8, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
Former Auburn Head Coach Pat Dye in front of his donated Japanese maple to the George Bengston Historic Tree Trail with members of the Auburn Tree Commission and City employees on Aug. 8, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore makes a campaign stop in Auburn.
Totem polls made by children of the Boys and Girls Club at their Native American Museum on July 27, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
Gov. Kay Ivey is followed by Mayor Bill Ham and Auburn University President Steven Leath while touring the University's new School of Nursing building on July 25, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
Gov. Kay Ivey with members of Auburn High School's administration on July 25, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
Gov. Kay Ivey sits at a community roundtable discussion on July 25, 2017 in Auburn, Ala.
