Heat stress one of the many challenges for local farmer
By Laney Mayfield | Writer | April 29Garrette Dixon is a sixth generation farmer tackling modern problems such as heat and weeds.
Garrette Dixon is a sixth generation farmer tackling modern problems such as heat and weeds.
The City of Auburn held its annual daddy-daughter dance after taking a break last year as a result of the pandemic.
Auburn University's Black Student Union hosted a speed dating event for students to have the opportunity to mingle with their peers.
Catrice Hixon, graduate teaching assistant at Auburn, opened up her coffee shop Melanin Cafe, in September 2021.
Sunday night, Patti LaBelle sold out her first show in Auburn and performed her hit classics.
James Newton, 66, has made it his personal mission to ensure people in east Alabama don't go hungry during the pandemic by volunteering at the East Alabama Food Bank.
Local eateries have now opened pop-up restaurants in the Midtown Auburn subdivision.
Healey is replacing John McEachern, who retired on Nov. 30.
Some presidents of student organizations are striving to make adjustments amid the pandemic but are enduring their share of challenges, such as hosting virtual events or members contracting COVID-19.
Despite the University closing, however, there were students who decided to stay in Auburn for various reasons.
A group of students gathered to protest the Freedom Rally on Friday, Nov. 20.