There's a certain feeling musicians get when they perform live for others, and it's because of this feeling that Katie Martin, a musician out of Atlanta, continues to come back and play at local venues in Auburn.
We all know and love it, and we call it rodeo--a time when we can come together, welcome out-of-towners, dress in inappropriate outfits, act more redneck than we are and enjoy a daylong drinking fest.
Ever since his grandfather gave him his first guitar in the sixth grade, Chance Bridges, junior in electrical engineering, hasn't stopped playing and recording music.
Christian Hamrick is the artist behind the unique murals at Moe's Original Bar-B-Que.
It's finally starting to warm up again, and that means we can all look forward to pool time, cookouts, summer clothes, music festivals, and of course, baseball.
After being a dancer for 25 years, it's safe to say that local belly dance instructor and performer Seraphina, who goes only by her stage name, knows what she's doing.
After playing at The Hound this past Saturday, March 23, with teacup and the Monster, Kyle Humphrey and Matt Pike of local band Lonely Wolves have set their sights on recording and releasing their first EP.
Many Auburn students headed south for spring break to enjoy time off of class while basking in the sun. Few, however, spent their break helping those in need.
For busy college students, eating healthy can sometimes be a challenge.
While the oaks at Toomer's corner will ultimately come down, they will not soon be forgotten as the spirit and tradition of rolling Toomer's Corner will live on in many ways.
