An estimated 1,600 people boogied to Waverly Saturday afternoon to enjoy the 11th annual arts and music festival.Seven bands performed, and approximately 15 vendors showcased various art from wood carvings to pottery to hula hoops at the Old 280 Boogie.
Opelika-Auburn News reporter Kristen Letsinger hails from Knoxville, Tenn., but now calls Auburn home
With graduation approaching, downtown stores and restaurants are stocking their shelves for the increase in visitors who will be celebrating Auburn's newest alumni.
Seventy-eight percent the Auburn population sampled in the annual citizen survey reported being satisfied with the overall value of their tax dollars--33 percent higher than the national average.
Mike Hoff runs the only restaurant in Waverly
Ways to stay healthy during Spring Break
For five weeks, Kathryn Johnson, senior in radio, television and film, and her friend shared a bathroom with a family they didn't know in Vienna, Austria.They were unfamiliar with the family's native language and historic city.
The freshman year learning curve includes sorting laundry and curing the common hangover, but more academic issues have taken a stronghold in the collective freshman mind, especially with midterms at hand.
Businesses in West Pace Village struggle to attract customers
The women's tennis team faces off against Alabama A&M and the University of Memphis Saturday at the Yarbrough Tennis Center.They will be the first home matches of the season for the Tigers.
