Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief
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Auburn alum Austin Cain makes his way in the Nashville music scene
Since starting his music career, Cain has independently released 17 songs and two music videos. He’s now playing music and working with other bands in Nashville.
Farewell, Auburn: A letter from the editor-in-chief
While everything else can look bleak, the goodness of people is what you see the most. That’s what I will remember about Auburn — a community made up of good people, people with flaws, but good people nonetheless.
Weather alert: Severe weather possible Thursday night into Friday morning
The weather service in Birmingham warns damaging straight line winds and tornadoes are the primary threat in the Auburn and Lee County area. The storms are possible in the region between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
'Insurance is dragging their feet': Tornado survivors struggle with recovery process
The recovery process is well underway for some of the at least 300 families whose homes were either severely damaged or destroyed. For others, though, the process has barely even started.
Former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville announces U.S. Senate run
The sources said this is "the real deal" and will be a full-fledged run for the Senate seat currently held by Democratic U.S. Sen. Doug Jones.
How to get a copy of The Plainsman's Final Four commemorative edition
Want to remember Auburn's first-ever Final Four appearance? You can get a copy of The Plainsman's collectible basketball 2019 Final Four commemorative edition.
How to get a copy of The Plainsman's 2019 SEC Tournament commemorative edition
You can get a copy of The Plainsman's collectible basketball 2019 SEC Tournament Championship commemorative edition.
Video shows car crashing just yards from President Trump's motorcade
Police and secret service escorts are seen going by before squealing tires are heard and the SUV is seen crashing into the median.
LIVE UPDATES: President Donald Trump tours Lee County tornado damage
The president is expected to visit some of the hardest-hit areas in southern Lee County about 15 miles from Auburn.
Poarch Band of Creek Indians ups donation for tornado victims' funerals to $184,000
When the tribe called back later this week to find out how much would be needed to cover the costs completely, they decided to up their donation to $184,000, Harris said.
