Dressing for your first interviews can be like dressing for a high school dance — jittery, stressful yet ultimately insignificant because what matters is not the neckties pattern or the high-heels height — but the brain’s intelligence and your character.
Twenty-one aisles of commodities await the hungry, hurried and healthy at Krogers, and the stores capability to satisfy each need makes it the top grocery locale in Auburn.
Michael’s story is similar to many Americans in recent years. In 2016, opioids killed more than 42,000 Americans.
Lee County firearm enthusiasts talk guns, safety, culture at Opelika gun show.
With its paw-shaped hot tub, indoor track and rock climbing tower, the Auburn Recreation and Wellness Center reigns as the greatest and most versatile gym without question.
On Easter Sunday, a six women choir enlivened the Auburn AME Zion Church.
The children are a part of Esperanza House, a non-profit organization aiming to help Hispanic families with education, mental health and youth development programs.
A taxidermy cowboy-possum with a whip in one hand, and a mini-pistol in the other, lifelessly gazes at rodeo shoppers from atop a shelf in Bridges Boot Outlet. The owner Curtis Jones has kept the store running for 40 years, and his heavily bearded, denim wearing, boot-straddling appearance makes for an authoritative voice on the latest western-wear yays and nays.
Fluorescent-blue bar signs advertise a night out for most Auburn students, but for Clark Hale, the clatter of high-heels and leather boots under neon lights signals it’s time for work, not partying.
Auburn A.M.E Zion Church on April 3, 2018, in Auburn, Ala.
