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A decade later, Opelika family still searching for justice
During a time when many are relaxing and gratefully reflecting on what they’ve earned, Charlotte Powell is reminded of what was painfully taken away from her family more than a decade ago.
Police suggest alternative gameday routes
The Auburn Police Division’s plan to deal with gameday traffic had to change slightly this year because of the closure of the North Donahue Drive bridge.
Opelika men arrested for auto burglaries
Three young men from Opelika were arrested Thursday by the Auburn Police Division for breaking into vehicles in a parking lot on Opelika Road and stealing property.
High School Football Scores
High school football scores for September 3, 2010!
Stay-at-home mom returns to the classroom
Jackie Vickers, a mother of three, is one of the new teachers at Auburn City Schools. After staying at home to raise her children for 11 years, she is back in the classroom using the lessons she learned as a mom to better teach her second-grade class at Yarbrough Elementary …
War Eagle takes flight at program
War Eagle No. 7, better known as Nova, spread his wings Friday for fans during the first “Football, Fans and Feathers” program of the season.
Jay Jacobs: All in the family … experience AU
There’s just nothing quite like being here.” This slogan from the Auburn and Opelika Tourism Bureau says it all.
Ala. has money remaining for appliance rebates
Alabama has $1.8 million remaining from the federal stimulus program for rebates for consumers who buy new energy-efficient appliances.
Upcoming exhibit at Auburn’s Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Artdepicts ’30s attitudes
For some, art can depict a way of life. But for artists during the Great Depression, art was life — or at least a livelihood.Elizabeth Broun, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, shared the artists’ stories Thursday at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University.
Chambers Co. Sheriff’s Office mourns loss of K-9 unit’s ‘Kilo’
The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of one of its own. Kilo, 6, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, according to a statement issued by the office. A necropsy will be performed at the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine to determine the cause of death.
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