Each Sunday at Covenant Presbyterian Church, Elder Bob Norman, can be spotted leading worship or teaching children during Sunday school.
Personal relationships and getting to know the people in a community are what set a small town apart from a large one filled with thousands of people.
Lederhosen, sauerkraut, bratwurst and beer -- oh my! The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center hosted its third annual Oktoberfest Sept. 28 from 4-9 p.m. in their parking lot. One-hundred different craft beers and German cuisine, mixed with live music, drew hundreds of people to the event.
Less than 50 degrees in the harsh conditions of the Arctic might not seem like the easiest place to film a documentary, but National Geographic photographer James Balog was determined.
Classes, rituals and vendors aren't all that can be found at Auburn's Pagan Pride Day Sept. 28, 8 a.m.-sunset, at the Davis Arboretum-religious freedom and celebration are the reason for the day.
After flying planes with the Navy and teaching R.O.T.C. at Auburn University, Council member Dick Phelan took on the mission to make important decisions on behalf of Ward 6 on City Council.
With a grandfather as a trustee of his hometown, a mother who was active in the Republican Party and a brother who was a city council member, it's no wonder Tom Worden is the city council representative for Ward 3.
No food is more comforting than the southern Alabama cuisine and Auburn's Ariccia Italian Trattoria and Bar has joined Alabama Restaurant Week by presenting a special three course meal from Aug. 16-25.
Da na... da na.... da na... Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, "Jaws" is making an appearance at the Samford Pool August 23 at 8:30 p.m.
