About 60 bags of trash, tires, chairs and more were picked up by Opelika residents throughout the city Saturday before they returned to the Covington Recreation Center for some free throws at the Slam Dunk the Junk event.
Local gasoline prices haven’t been affected by the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, but drivers could notice a slight uptick in the coming days.
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) reported 769 new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, results that are in line with the recent slow pace of new infections.
Former Central-Phenix City standout and Clemson wide receiver Justyn Ross announced Monday that he is not transferring from Clemson after rumo…
Lee County Administrator Roger Rendleman plans to retire in November, but his bosses don’t intend to wait until the last minute to find his re…
With spring flowers fully in bloom, the Lee County Master Gardeners of Alabama will hold their eighth biennial Spring Stroll garden tours May …
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Read through the obituaries published today in Opelika-Auburn News.
Half a year after the Opelika Police Department announced its “Together, Opelika” campaign, police leaders updated the community on their depa…
Leadership Lee County has named Aubrey Morrison as its next executive director.
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Read through the obituaries published today in Opelika-Auburn News.
Read through the obituaries published today in Opelika-Auburn News.
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