Opelika, AL News

• Opelika, AL News
• Community Calendar: May 23
• Religion Calendar: May 23
• Cary Woods tech students place at state competition
• Second meeting set for fire fee increase
• Judge reinstates Fredonia charter; officials named
• Child hit by Rocky Brook Rocket suffers broken leg
• Local Memorial Day week garbage schedules
• Auburn police investigating falling death of woman
• 2012-2013 Calendar
• Board approves school system calendar, longer days
• Heroes racing to raise Red Cross funds
• Second meeting set for fire fee increase
• Toomer's Oaks receive stronger sugar injections
• Tuberville's business partner indicted for fraud
• Opelika planners delay action on outline lighting
• Legislature commends AU for cyber security innovation
• Auburn resident added to state autism society board
• 2 injured in 4-vehicle accident on I-85 in Opelika
• George Wallace Jr. to speak at Opelika library
• Authorities ID man killed in Smiths Station crash
• Local court-fee increase to take effect in August
• Testing the waters: Auburn students float through final
• Updyke trial: Defense asks for delay to review data
• 2 teens die in traffic accident near Phenix City
• 2 teens die in traffic accident near Phenix City
• Alabama Senate, House debate districts
• Auburn, Opelika farmers markets reopening this week
• New owners giving Auburn University Club a facelift
• One person killed in wreck in rural Lee County
• Bluegrass on the Plains festival this week
• High School Graduations
• Trinity UMC to host Christian performance artist
• Trash Amnesty Week in Auburn starts Monday
• SUSCC students get 100 percent pass rate on exam
• Opelika Fire Dept., EAMC to host car seat inspection
• Fuel truck accident sends two to hopsital
• Auburn school board approves new calendar for fall
• Area artists recognized at juried art show reception
• Alabama's unemployment rate drops again
• Schools working on new calendars
• Counselor has unique way to support Relay For Life
• Flynt: GOP needs to resonate with working class
• Macon County jury finds man not guilty of murder
• New Auburn trustees bill filed in Senate
• JCSM to celebrate International Museum Day
• Opelika sophomore named congressional art winner
• Alabama fan indicted on after-BCS game sex charge
• O-A News to be sold to Warren Buffett-backed company
• AU trustees bill dies in House as session ends
• Auburn man arrested after standoff pleads not guilty
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
• Tuskegee National Forest plans controlled burn
• AU trustees bill dies in House as session ends
• Lee County Master Gardeners host spring tour
• Auburn schools to vote on PTA fate Thursday
• Police question 6 more Auburn students about prank
• Smiths fire station hosting community forum on fee
• Former O-A editor, publisher Cox dies at 83
• Leaders hold groundbreaking at Opelika High School
• Things are "fishy" at Auburn High School
• Community photos: May 16
• Elk's Lodge donates to Auburn, Opelika grad projects
• Auburn Classical Academy has year-end presentations
• Cobb named B&GC area Youth of the Year
• Opelika chamber introduces Lee County Young Leaders
• OLLI at Auburn to have annual meeting, spring social
• Community Calendar: May 16
• Religion Calendar: May 16
• Auburn approves final steps for issuing $4M in bonds
• Dowdell, businessman trade accusations publicly
• Dowdell, businessman trade accusations publicly
• Lee County school system takes steps to trim budget
• Opelika OKs another $1 million for fiber project
• Auburn police to conduct checkpoints
• Arts show to gauge interest in Opelika Cotton District
• Tourism has positive effect on individual taxes
• Law enforcement ceremony remembers the fallen
• Charges dismissed against Dowdell, business owner
• Auburn icon Mr. Penny returns home
• Auburn standoff suspect scheduled for trial in June
• Refinancing jail renovations saves Lee County $890K
• NWS confirms weak weekend twister in Lee County
• Local donations down in mailbox food drive
• Unattended stove ruled cause of Opelika fire
• Fatal Opelika crash remains under investigation
• Senior prank at Glenwood School could have criminal consequences
• Auburn police to conduct driver checkpoint Tuesday
• Opelika Afni location to hold job fair, hire 100+
• Rain postpones dedication of St. Mary's shrine
• Four-wheeler accident leaves one injured
• High winds down lines on Lee Road 390
• Quilt symbolizes hope for Auburn cancer survivor
• Arts Calendar: May 13
• Foster grandparents share time, love at local day cares
• Elise Mitchell wins 2012 Best Mom essay contest
• Attorney confirms Updyke asked to leave UA campus
• Religion Calendar: May 12
• Jean Madden to speak at Historic Shiloh Baptist
• Oldest Auburn University alumnus dies at 105
• Web sight: New species of spider found in Auburn
• Watoola United Methodist to host annual barbecue
• Relay for Life purple-town campaign starts Monday
• Downtown Opelika hosting 5th Touch-A-Truck
• Local weed abatement legislation passes Legislature
• Fugitives arrested in Auburn to be returned to S.C.
• Bill to increase local court fees passes Legislature
• Deputy's murderer to be sentenced in July
• Auburn Fire Division to roll out new fire truck
• AU scientists to test anti-tumor properties of new drug
• Mr. Penny expected to go home soon
• Opelika Power unveils new logo
• Preliminary legislative redistricting plans announced
• Auburn earns high marks from bond rating agencies
• Population for transportation planning up 24 percent
• Pruning to begin on Toomer's Oaks
• Judge sentences Opelika man for rape
• AUM report details state's Hispanic population
• Inside Story: Pigs Gone Wild
• Community Calendar: May 9
• Religion Calendar: May 9
• Browne: Don't forget the hydrangeas
• Miller: Shredding paper and touring trucks
• Auburn pianist to present French recital at JCSM
• Second Saturday to have gardening, windmill classes
• OLLI at Auburn program to feature Jack Day, students
• Opelika seventh-graders qualify for TIP program
• Community photos: May 9
• Lee County teams sweep Block/Bridle Judging Contest
• Area students honored at Southern Union banquet
• Local postal carriers ready for Saturday food drive
• Alabama legislative redistricting plans going public
• Locals to face transportation issues this summer
• Opelika smart grid panel hears residents' concerns
• Auburn school board OKs rezoning plan
• Light, tree memorials available at Opelika cemetery
• Plastics company begins expansion of Auburn plant
• Phenix City man killed in early Tuesday wreck
• Updyke judge OKs more funds for defense's experts
• News 3 Special Report: Pigs Gone Wild
• May back in court for status hearing
• Traffic again flowing over Wacoochee Creek bridge
• Woman charged with manslaughter appears in court
• Pantless Opelika man charged with sex crimes
• Auburn man pleads not guilty to porn charges
• Auburn police: No foul play suspected in man's death
• Poll: What's more important to you, money for Medicaid or money for education?
• Auburn man charged with murder after child dies
• City council told graves are decaying in Ala. town
• Jury selection set in Macon County casino suit
• WRBL's Korioth named Director of Content for WBTW
• Arthur Blank urges AU grads to take risks
• Opelika committee to hold smart grid meeting Tuesday
• Parts of Hillflo Avenue in Opelika closed Monday
• Proposed appropriations welcome, more money needed
• 'Pepperell Kids' share memories at annual reunion
• Opelika workshop to focus on increasing income
• Opelika commerce group to have free biz workshop
• Lee County businesses get state excellence awards
• Coroner investigating death of man in Auburn
• Woman charged with manslaughter for stabbing death
• More charges filed against man in standoff
• Smiths Station High 'Lip Dub' has infectious groove
• Federal judge won't dismiss case against Tuberville
• Auburn man charged in connection with abused child
• Opelika Girls Basketball Camp
• Standoff suspect remembered as 'polite, well-mannered'
• Bentley vetoes bills dealing with county tax fund
• Israeli auto-parts maker opens plant in Auburn
• Leaders gather in Opelika, offer prayers for unity
• Group readying for weekend build around Lee County
• Community photos: May 3
• Birmingham pastor to speak at Auburn's St. Dunstan
• Crossroads' performance at Town Creek Park canceled
• 'Who Let the Dogs Out' concert to benefit shelter
• Saturday carnival to benefit Auburn pet rescue
• Judge grants bond option for standoff suspect
• House committee OKs Auburn trustees bill
• Residents voice concerns on closing of Twin Lakes dam
• Opelika man picks up drugs, arrest at post office
• AU, Southern Union to hold graduation ceremonies
• Outgoing Auburn education leader praises Smith
• 3-vehicle crash in Auburn sends 2 to hospitals
• Photos: NoonTunes in Opelika
• Storybook Farm gearing up for Derby Day event
• Auburn chase ends in arrest of Montgomery man
• County voters to decide on fire fee May 29
• Opelika OKs Gander Mountain development agreement
• OHS students honored at Killgore Scholarship reception
• Opelika contractor to perform pole inspections
• Auburn, Opelika start May music series
• Whittum named Opelika-Auburn News publisher
• Prayer events planned in Auburn, Opelika
• Suspect in 10-hour standoff in Auburn identified
• Suspect in 10-hour standoff in Auburn identified
• Auburn councilman arrested for trespassing
• Suspect in custody after standoff with Auburn police
• Alabama preps for yard sale from Ga. to Miss.
• Scholarship created to honor Auburn's Jenkins
• Lee County engineer planning to retire
• Car burglaries spur extra patrols by Auburn police
• Official: Alcohol possible factor in Opelika accident
• Near-record heat expected across Alabama
• Alabama peanut farmers optimistic about season
• Lee County Gathering promotes traditional music
• Chambers County man killed in Opelika crash
• Annual show features diverse range or work
• Adult day care centers in limbo
• Ariccia to host jazz brunch for Mother's Day
• McCord: Renew Opelika Road to continue improvement
• Mass casualty exercise scheduled in Opelika
• Auburn hosts symposium on climate change
• Briggs & Stratton to trim 250 jobs in Auburn
• Local officials say hike in court fees necessary
• Judge delays trial of ex-Auburn player
• Lake Martin residents rebuilding a year later
• CityFest set for Saturday in Kiesel Park
• Police investigating alleged assault of AU student
• Toomers for Tuscaloosa alive and well
• Auburn man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Auburn seniors earn more than $14M in scholarships
• Ex-violin teacher accused of sex abuse gets plea deal
• Auburn police to conduct 2 enforcement stops Friday
• OHS Bulldog Summer Baseball Camp
• OHS Choral Spring Show
• Audience hears sobering stats on underage drinking
• Human trafficking discussed at local forum
• Laura Cooper to leave Auburn school board in May
• BigHouse's beachwear drive short of goal near end
• Community Meetings: April 25
• Community Calendar: April 25
• Opelika's downtown plan receives national award
• Miller: 3 R's plus one: Food pantries help families
• March for Babies has special meaning for Opelikans
• Copeland keeps seat on Lee County school board
• Neighbors given authority to OK OHS change orders
• OHS construction granted conditional approval
• Auburn vp of research named to national board
• Lee-Scott Academy unveils 'iConnect to Excellence'
• Opelika HR director earns professional designation
• Tuesday's runoff to decide PSC, school board races
• Former first daughter talks philanthropy in Auburn
• Auburn students get Nepali pen pals
• High winds responsible for recent Auburn brush fire
• Study: Alabama's childhood poverty rate growing
• AU interior design students place first in national contest
• AUM selected as site of new Confucius Institute
• AU baja race brings students from around globe
• Local, statewide GOP runoff elections Tuesday
• Auburn First Presbyterian to host handbell festival
• Opelika's Saint Luke AME to celebrate 170 years
• White Street to host Empower Ministry Day
• Watoola Warriors add carnival to annual sale
• Religion Calendar: April 21
• 'Best Friends' calendar contest kicks off
• Trustees approve tuition hikes for AU, AUM
• Interactive machine tells bar patrons alcohol level
• Goodwin free on bond until sentencing
• Community Calendar: April 18
• Auburn chef honored at AU alumni gala
• Goodwin free on bond until June sentencing
• Alabama's unemployment rate drops for 8th month
• Scruggs receives AU's food animal science award
• Southern Union announces spring graduation
• Auburn students take 'Hunger Games' field trip
• Opelika's downtown plan receives national award
• Lee County's Harris makes US House challenge public
• Cusseta man charged with murder of sex offender
• Driver uninjured in car-pole crash early in Auburn
• Tornado strikes Phenix City & Columbus!
• Opelika industrial park site picks up certification
• Judge weighing bond for Goodwin ahead of sentencing
• ACA Latin student gets silver medal, award
• Opelika council OKs abatement for Mando
• Auburn OKs zoning change, parking restrictions
• Realtor fundraiser to help local organizations
• Opelika woman wins Greenville health facility pageant
• Opelika's biannual On The Tracks event returns Friday
• Recycling partnership to host e-cycle event Saturday
• Opelika men arrested for bank robbery are step-brothers
• History-making guest kicks off Boys & Girls Club week
• Opelika to consider Pepperell Mill historic bid
• Opelika-Auburn News publisher to resign position
• Unattended stovetop cause of Opelika house fire
• Alabama, federal 2011 tax returns due Tuesday
• Application deadline nearing for 20 Under 40 program
• Opelika police: New software to be ready by July
• Centro-matic, Pine Hill Haints to play Old 280 Boogie
• Roberts tapped as dean of AU College of Engineering
• Fund-raiser set for Auburn child with rare cancer
• Suspect who fired assault rifle at police ID'd
• Local musicians vying to perform in Birmingham
• Restored marble eagles back at AU
• Goodwin guilty of robbery; attorney plans appeal
• Court rejects effort to remove judge in Updyke case
• Summer Library Hours
• Spring Break 2012
• Cook given Lee County Distinguished Citizen Award
• 2nd AprilFest to include 24 regional craft beers
• Deliberation begins in robbery trial of ex-AU player
• Famed napalm survivor shares stories of war
• Man pleads guilty to 2010 poker game robbery
• Goodwin admits role in robbery in statement to police
• Opelika business owner remembered as 'people person'
• Opelika business owner remembered as 'people person'
• Building blocks: AU students use Legos in learning
• Bentley picks AUM professor for advisory committee
• Goodwin trial: Ex-AU player said 'we just wanted to scare them'
• Goodwin trial: Auburn police describe traffic stop
• Suspect fires assault rifle at Auburn police
• Opelika police investigating death of business owner
• AHS students collect care packages, thanks
• Alleged victims, ex-AU players' teammates testify
• Area youth, cattle place at state livestock show
• Herbicide injury reappears in Toomer's Oaks
• AU players admit to smoking spice on night of crime
• Religion Calendar: April 11
• Community Calendar: April 11
• Montgomery couple to provide 'A Little Lunch Music'
• Parents upset with dismissal of junior high band director
• Parents upset with dismissal of junior high band director
• Opelika man confirmed for education committee
• Principals named for Loachapoka, Beulah schools
• Threat of wildfires soars in Alabama; Auburn at risk
• Retrial of man in Auburn poker game robbery begins
• Prosecutor: Former AU player used gun in robbery
• Prosecutor: Former AU player used gun in robbery
• Auburn man found dead, no foul play suspected
• Alabama Senate confirms last 5 AU trustees
• Alabama Senate confirms last 5 AU trustees
• Prosecutor: Ex-AU player was armed in 2011 robbery
• Man arrested, drugs and cash seized in Smiths raid
• Local governments partner for recycling event
• Princeton Review recognizes AU professors
• New jobs for East Alabama
• JCSM showcases Auburn University faculty artwork
• Princeton Review ranks 2 AU professors among best
• State, city leaders attend groundbreaking for SiO2
• Jury selection begins in ex-AU player robbery case
• Relay For Life meeting slated for Tuesday
• Downtown Opelika sees influx of new businesses
• Arts Calendar: April 7
• Local church groups plan African jewelry fundraiser
• AU student headed to Missouri to face sodomy charges
• Verizon set to launch 4G LTE network in Auburn area
• Auburn board of education picks land for new school
• May date set for destruction of special ed records
• Auburn board of education picks land for new high school
• Southern Union shooting: Responders recall 1 year ago
• Pearson: Southern Union has acted to increase safety
• Opelika police charge alleged theft, bear-hug victim
• Senate filibusters delay last AU trustee confirmations
• Lee County realty group: Area home sales up
• Friday April 6
• ALDOT installs median barriers along I-85 in Auburn
• Alleged bear-hug victim may face false reporting charge
• AU researcher gets $400K grant for spay/neuter vaccine
• New AU simulator enhances flight students' experience
• Rotary Club names Auburn mayor Citizen of the Year
• Bentley signs Heroes for Hire Act into law
• 'Red Flags' on Auburn Campus
• Web Poll: Auburn business incentive programs
• Auburn council approves three incentive deals
• Opelika Council awards bids for software upgrades
• Man pleads guilty in 2010 Opelika shooting death
• Nick Fairley Arrested
• Nick Fairley Arrested
• Auburn student places 2nd in Alabama geography bee
• Opelika could soon land Gander Mountain, theater
• Korean auto-parts maker opens 2nd Auburn facility
• Auburn University student charged with sex crimes in Missouri
• 3 teens, fourth suspect arrested in Auburn robbery
• Police seek suspect after 1 shot at Auburn park
• Opelika police: Man bear-hugged, robbed in parking lot
• Work on changes will continue when session resumes
• Teams needed for Relay For Life event in May
• Crowds come out for annual event despite rain
• Garden in the Park
• 5 traffic accidents, only 1 injured in Chambers jam
• After almost 24 hours, all three Russell County inmates are back in custody
• Walk this way: Auburn school gets sidewalk funds
• Lee County, Alabama jobless rates continue decline
• 3 inmates escape from Russell County jail
• Hotel at Auburn University to host culinary boot camp
• Southern wedding dress designer speaks at AU
• Busy weekend on tap in Opelika, Auburn
• Local radio station picks up ABBY awards
• Korean company's growth pleases Auburn, state leaders
• 1 sent to EAMC after vehicles jackknife on I-85
• AU prof named fellow of prominent nutrition society
• Bo Jackson biking Alabama to help tornado victims
• Ala. businesses face April 1 deadline for E-Verify
• Opelika mayor orders dam roadway closed
• Mr. Penny transferred back to EAMC
• AU sorority to host 16th Big Man on Campus event
• Local entrepreneur accepted to Silicon Valley institute
• Auburn police to step up enforcement of bike laws
• Trayvon Martin poll
• Community Calendar: March 28
• Auburn awards honor journalists, historian
• Opelika planners recommend rezoning
• Auburn grad among cast of NBC reality show
• Alabama ranks No. 9 in tornadoes
• Bid date for contract to build new OHS set
• Lee County sets date for fire fee vote
• Famed Toomer's oaks get sugar shots
• AU senior awarded Fulbright Program scholarship
• April closing date set for Auburn Kmart
• Phenix City man ID'd as weekend hit-and-run victim
• Innovative dance group comes to East Alabama
• Man bounces back from heart transplant to run 5K
• Chamber society finishes season with masterpieces
• Pair caught attempting to steal TVs
• 3 children, adult injured in 2-car crash
• Opelika teen stabbed to death, another teen charged
• Opelika High student allegedly stabbed to death
• Three children, adult hurt in two-car crash in Auburn
• Senate OKs bill altering AU board of trustees
• AU students to participate in 10th annual Big Event
• Mr. Penny's condition upgraded to fair
• Ex-attorney pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Auburn apartment fire under investigation
• Auburn University student arrested on drug charges
• Heroes for Hire Act clears Senate
• Students save $12,000-plus in electricity, water
• Auburn robbery suspect arrested in Indiana
• Auburn man arrested in 2011 assault case
• AU students use movie to draw attention to hunger
• Local floral trails burst into color
• Bridges' Heroes for Hire Act clears Senate
• Biotech facility to bring 300 jobs to Auburn
• Auburn OKs incentives for new medical-tech company
• Opelika council OKs grant applications for projects
• Series offers chance for local musicians to perform
• Auburn launches transportation safety campaign
• Auburn High sophomore dies in shooting
• UPDATED: Auburn High student dies after being shot
• Fire at Kia supplier plant causes Kia Motors to halt production for two days
• Auburn University names vice president for development
• Auburn Applebee's to undergo remodeling
• Eden: Pregnancy discrimination costs company $148,000
• Web Poll: Taxes on groceries
• Senate confirms first Auburn trustee nominee
• Applicants needed for 2012 class of 20 Under 40
• National food drive to benefit local food bank
• Opelika to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Ex-Auburn attorney expected to plead guilty to fraud
• Death of missing Lanett man ruled accidental
• Heat could approach records in Alabama
• Dwindling sales at the Salvation Army's Family Store hurts social services
• Auburn grad programs place high on U.S. News list
• Judge delays Updyke trial pending recusal appeal
• Toomer's Oaks see growth, prescribed sugar shots
• English, Eckman, Bush big winners in GOP primary
• Lee County voter turnout lower than expected
• Locals interested in more than presidential race
• Auburn school board names new school
• Auburn city leaders discuss rebate program
• Body of missing Lanett man found in creek
• Lee County unemployment rate rises slightly
• AUM to build new dorm; name not yet decided
• Two Lee County suspects arrested in drug bust
• Lee County Commission OKs disaster contract
• Auburn police nab 2 car burglary suspects
• Mr. Penny still in serious condition at UAB Hospital
• GOP races highlight Lee County primary ballots
• Opelika eighth-grader going back to national spelling bee
• Shelby won't play favorites in visit to Lee County
• Web Poll: Rising Gas Prices and Spring Break
• AU researcher's antimatter work featured in Nature
• Auburn man earns Registered Fiduciary certification
• nexAir acquires Opelika Industrial Gases
• Eden: Siemens shows discipline done right
• Alabama corporate e-file restriction removed
• Alabama Press Association officers elected for 2012
• Election 2012: Opelika-Auburn News Endorsements
• Election 2012 - Lee County Probate Judge: Bill English Q&A
• Election 2012 - Lee County District Judge: Russell Bush Q&A
• Election 2012 - Lee County Commission: Sheila Eckman Q&A
• Election 2012 - Lee County Probate Judge: Jon Chase Q&A
• Election 2012 - Lee County District Judge: J. Gary Black Q&A
• Election 2012 - Lee County Commission: Mathan Holt Q&A
• Opelika man convicted of 2010 rape faces new charges
• Auburn police increase patrols after crime wave
• Bridges' funeral protesters bill passes in House
• Former Opelika principal's suit slated for trial in 2013
• Southern Union shooting: May seeks to dismiss attorney
• Lee-Russell transit service facing budget shortfall
• Motorcyclist collides with truck near Toomer's Corner
• Auburn Athletics statement regarding Ward investigation
• Toomer's oaks producing new leaves, still ailing
• Opelika High to present 'throwback Broadway' comedy
• Bentley welcomes Alabama DAR to Auburn
• Sheriff's deputies probing fight at Loachapoka High
• Updyke attorney appeals Lee Co. judge's decision
• Bingo defendants found not guilty on all charges
• Auburn council defends incentive program
• Opelika council OKs attempt to expedite Frederick Road
• Fire damages Opelika home
• Valley man convicted of robbing TigerTown Kroger
• Just a normal Tuesday in the Yellowhammer State
• ANYTHING GOES
• Just a normal Tuesday in the Yellowhammer State
• AL Chief Justice candidate meets with the Opelika Lions Club
• Pair arrested after drug bust in Auburn
• Tallapoosa, Chambers counties clean up after storms
• Goodwin attorney withdraws change of plea motion
• Mr. Penny moved to UAB Hospital in Birmingham
• Opelika police seeking TigerTown robbery suspect
• Bentley, state officials tour damage in Tallapoosa Co.
• Alfa Insurance honors Auburn agent with achiever award
• Revenue department prevents $3M in dodgy tax refunds
• Bentley to speak at SBA Alabama Lenders Conference
• Eden: Grill settles $200K harassment case
• Lee County chapter of Relay for Life looking for teams
• Web Poll: Who do you think should win the Republican Presidential Primary
• Bush touts experience on district court bench
• Lee school board incumbents challenged in primary
• Storm leaves 1 dead, 2 injured in Tallapoosa Co.
• Poka students to get free vision, health tests
• Easehouse announces 2012 Valentine King and Queen
• Auburn youth to host 2nd Hoops 4 Haiti on Saturday
• Auburn U. students create sustainable chair designs
• Opelika man killed in crash on Highway 169 ID'd
• 1 dead, 4 injured in two-vehicle crash in Opelika
• NWS: Lee, neighboring counties under tornado watch
• Impound lot fire under investigation
• Attorneys: Tuberville, partner claim 'no wrongdoing'
• AU's Gogue tapped for advisory council
• Know your status; know where to vote
• Local historian discusses Opelika's WWII POW camp
• Judge allows evidence in ex-AU players' robbery case
• Robbery suspect ID'd, still sought by Auburn police
• Well-wishers gather for Mr. Penny at Auburn vigil
• Valley couple welcomes Leap Day addition
• Henderson sentencing delayed for mental evaluation
• Ex-AU receiver to be first tried in robbery case
• Mr. Penny still in critical condition Wednesday
• Judge addresses local tea party group
• Chapman encourages voters to check for changes
• Tuberville sued over alleged investment scheme
• Race for probate judge heats up
• Construction worker killed in accident ID'd
• Judge denies request to reinstate ex-AU student
• Mr. Penny in critical condition late Tuesday
• No change in Mr. Penny's condition Tuesday
• Mr. Penny in critical condiction
• One killed, two injured in I-85 accident
• Ex-Russell sheriff's deputy found dead in Salem
• Triangle lights in the sky make a triple conjunction
• Free emergency alert system comes to Alabama
• Coroner: "Mr. Penny" is still alive
• Auburn police investigating possible armed robbery
• Construction worker killed in Interstate 85 wreck
• Toomer's Oaks: Judge delays Updyke trial
• Auburn police ID Tuskegee man as cyclist hit by car
• Cyclist struck by car on U.S. Highway 29 South
• Eden: Ready Mix settles noose case for $400K
• Economic group implementing Accelerate Alabama plan
• Music group to dazzle in Auburn with 'forgotten gems'
• Workshop focuses on improving stream stability
• SCA contributes $20K to Auburn Veterans Scholarship
• Election 2012: Black on the political fast track
• AU researchers link birds' decline with climate change
• Auburn's Skoneki to celebrate 25 years as priest
• Bullying, other issues addressed with students
• Bill would alter makeup of AU Board of Trustees
• Donald E. Davis Arboretum recognized for oak collection
• Lee County authorities ID inmate found hanging
• Poll: President Obama's job
• News 3 Special Report: Vapor Wake Dogs trained at AU
• Federal bonds could be used for roads, bridges
• No foul play suspected in inmate's hanging
• Auburn man charged with sexual abuse of 11-year-old
• Grand jury to get Dawson capital murder case
• ADO division director: Exports help make Ala. jobs
• Prescribed burns planned for Chewacla State Park
• 2 injured in 2-vehicle crash on I-85 in Auburn
• Rogers airs Middle East worries to Lee County GOP
• Daewon America to add production line, 32 jobs
• Auburn, Opelika to distribute free seedlings
• Auburn council OKs warrants for new school
• Election 2012: Eckman to contest commission seat
• Wounded bald eagle recovering at Auburn raptor center
• Judge denies motion for his recusal in Updyke case
• Gun tests return in fatal Phenix City shooting case
• Lane striping on Frederick Road to begin this week
• OCS students write on "citizenship"
• Eden: Romance in the workplace more open
• AU business center to offer Internet education session
• Annual clinic helps strengthen bond between dads, kids
• Run, bike ride benefit special needs children
• Election 2012: English has experience in probate office
• EAMC Foundation to host Celebrate Life fundraiser
• First Alert Weather-Special Statement
• Inches of rainfall, still on track!
• OMS students show off black history knowledge
• Community group leader touts partnerships at AU lunch
• City of Opelika releases 2012 road paving schedule
• AU student charged with arson, animal cruelty
• Opelika Shoe Station store opens its doors
• President's Day Holiday
• Former Auburn Univ. student challenges expulsion
• Phenix City lawyer faces five charges of theft
• Two plead not guilty to sex charges
• Man travels from S. Korea for Auburn business award
• Left-turn signals coming to Moores Mill Road
• Discovery deadline set in ex-Opelika principal suit
• Opelika mayor named to national cities committee
• Ala. home builders group seeks scholarship applicants
• Benn to be featured speaker in AU lecture series
• Auburn University ag dean arrested for drunk driving
• HealthWatch: 14 cases of new strain of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease in Alabama
• Proposed legislation could help employ recent war veterans
• Celebrated author says to be the best, copy the best
• What do these pre-k students know about weather?
• Former AU student finds feet in country music
• AU choir concert to chronicle civil rights journey
• Lazenby wins Lee County Spelling Bee
• Banner Unveiled to Honor OMS Soccer Team
• Chancey named Southern Union homecoming queen
• Lee County students recognized for character
• Southern Union awards Gillenwaters nursing scholarship
• Psi Gamma Zeta Youth Auxiliaries donate food
• 2011-2012 Beauregard High School Belles and Beaus
• Volunteers needed for Lee County Relay committee
• Elk's Lodge donates dictionaries to Sanford students
• Home Depot plants pansies with Jeter Primary
• Perry Garden Club hosts annual fundraiser tea
• KOB's Miller talks beautification to Opelika Lions
• Lee County Courthouse is termite free
• Area couples tie knot on Valentine's Day
• ACS names DeLano superintendent
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• Bridges' jobs bill passed in House
• Police searching for Comer Hall robbery suspect
• Sewer work soon on Opelika Road, Toomer Street area
• Web Poll: Red light cameras in local cities
• County commission approves 2012 tax levy
• Moore: Constitution should be interpreted literally
• Second Auburn Publix to open Wednesday
• Smiths man arrested after brother shot in face
• Korean-speaking ESL students are majority in Auburn City Schools
• Auburn firefighters handle pair of weekend blazes
• State ACLU plans immigration law protest at Capitol
• Auburn folk duo plans lullabies album
• Election 2012: Chase takes swing at local politics
• Seminar to help businesses keep accurate records
• Homeland Security director urges E-Verify compliance
• Program provides beds for needy children
• 'Monty Python's Spamalot' bringing quest to Opelika
• Shooting in Salem Saturday injures one
• Whitney Houston dies at age 48
• Irrigation incentive bill passed in Senate
• Senior fellow at Mises on board of controversial PAC
• It's not what you think it is!
• Opelika police, FBI wrap up search for remains
• Auburn police see week's 2nd gunfire-chase incident
• AU student injured in train collision in Auburn
• AU detection dogs nab pythons in Everglades
• Event focuses on AIDs awareness among blacks
• FBI joins Opelika police in investigation
• Scouting for Food pickup set for Saturday
• Finalist withdraws from Auburn superintendent search
• Ex-violin teacher indicted, arrested by Auburn police
• Opelika BOE approves bid for football field lights
• Opelika mayor pardons man with 2009 drug conviction
• Four jobs bills bound for Alabama House floor
• OHS Senior Kelsey Pelham
• Zetas go red for heart disease awareness
• Honored author Terry Kay to speak at OLLI at Auburn
• Northside wins telephone book recycling drive
• Auburn homeschoolers place in district spelling bee
• Opelika High School hosts Southern Showcase
• Auburn council defends incentive program
• Opelika council awards bid for red-light cameras
• Coroner: Opelika trailer park victim died in homicide
• Coroner: Opelika trailer park victim died in homicide
• Judge delays Henderson sentencing hearing
• Suspect in custody after gunfire, chase in Auburn
• OMS wins Battle of the Books
• Northside School wins Telephone Book Recycling Drive
• Opelika City Schools Called Board Meeting
• Nominees for the AU Board of Trustees
• Auburn police bust alleged car tag thief
• 1 still in hospital after crash with Valley cruiser
• 9 nominated for Auburn University trustee board
• AU trustee selection committee to vote on Monday
• Auburn to work on Harper Ave. water main Tuesday
• More than 300 students learning English locally
• Contact information for Lee County legislators
• Jobs package front and center ahead of session
• Changes loom for Alabama's 'strong' immigration law
• Auburn University hosts annual beekeeping conference
• Program aims to strengthen ties between police, community
• AU trustees approve on-campus housing rate hikes
• 19 cows killed in I-85 accident in Macon County
• Web Poll: Alabama's current state immigration law
• Sen. Dial offers changes to Alabama immigration law
• AU dance marathon set for Saturday
• Storybook Farm Cowboy Roundup begins in Opelika
• Fadamiro named AU Presidential Administrative Fellow
• AU among elite in enrolling National Merit Scholars
• Opelika speller punches 3rd ticket to state bee
• More remains found near area where child's skull was discovered
• ACS finalist says superintendent must be innovator
• Opelika to search soon for new power services director
• Alleged pickpocket turns self in to Auburn police
• Continuing search in Opelika yields more remains
• All college scholarship signings due praise
• Chuck Browne: Protect your lawn from weeds
• Belk: Filling up on food in 50 states and more
• Residents can donate to 4-H on Alabama Gives Day
• Opelika Parks and Recreation honored at state conference
• Tax system complicated on purpose to benefit lobbyists
• Feel the preheat: 2nd Heritage Cake Contest coming
• Challenger, incumbent tout probate credentials
• Economic impact of immigration law 'rather costly'
• Alabama Gives to benefit Jean Dean, other groups
• Village concept can help elderly live at home
• 4 Opelika officers promoted to lieutenant
• Opelika Power Services director leaves position
• Free Celebrate Calm workshop to be offered in Auburn
• 4 Opelika police officers promoted to lieutenant
• AARP sponsoring free tax prep in Auburn, Opelika
• Pair suspected in Opelika Jack's robbery in custody
• Ivey: Challenges, opportunities await Legislature
• Auburn council certifies results from vote on projects
• Auburn police arrest 2, seize drugs and cash
• Gingrich far better option than current president
• Comprehensive planning crucial to each community
• Tipi Colley Miller: Don't waste recycling enthusiasm
• It's never too late to get help for child abuse
• Irrigation bill swimming with pros for farmers, state
• The American Whistleblower Tour stops at Auburn University
• Commissioners talk about economic reality
• Justice Dept. approves Auburn redistricting plan
• Auburn watershed project receives nearly $200,000
• Committee to vote on AU trustee nominees Monday
• More bones discovered after child's skull found
• Half acre burns in brush fire off I-85 in Auburn
• Additional remains found in Opelika trailer park
• Opelika Parks & Recreation seeking volunteers
• OMS Parent Meetings for 2012 Registration
• Genealogists, library at odds over Dewey Decimal system
• Alabama pre-K program wants to serve more kids
• Coroner: Child's skull found in Opelika trailer park
• Toomer's Coffee owners to sell shop, focus on wholesale
• Extra $10K grant to aid area victims of sexual assault
• Smiths meth lab busted, grandmother arrested
• Senate ag committee talks legislation in Auburn
• Beulah Utilities to flush water system in February
• 3 charged with attempted murder in Valley shooting
• Web Poll: Marijuana as a medical treatment
• Opelika students win annual 'Battle of the Books'
• Ex-employee charged in fire department theft case
• Graddick touts time as AG in chief justice pitch
• Local schools cancel extracurricular events Thursday
• Opelika City Schools earns accreditation
• AU selection committee interviews first 19 candidates
• Superintendent finalist touts ties to community
• Namesake of Kreher preserve in Auburn dies at 97
• Judge dismisses suit against ex-Russell County sheriff
• AU's Gogue accepts solution regarding Toomer's Oaks
• State schools superintendent speaks to Opelika group
• Auburn Kmart to begin liquidation in February
• Salem woman arrested after man's face slashed
• Warm, moist weather creating foggy conditions
• Probate judge candidates make their case
• Opelika planners OK Gander Mountain store
• Teachers learn new techniques from Smithsonian
• 5 agriculturists to be honored at AU banquet
• Citizen's call leads to arrest of alleged burglar
• Voters approve parking, senior center projects
• Valley police seeking home invasion suspects
• Auburn should end sales tax rebate program
• Support Auburn's 5-Mill Tax Fund with 'yes' vote
• Sex offender status possible for fan in football video
• Suspect sheds light on Loachapoka burglary
• Two shot at Valley club over weekend
• Web Poll: Church-affiliated institutions to provide birth control for employees
• January 23, 2012
• Opelika attorney selected to Fellows Program
• Alabama superintendent to speak to Opelika chamber
• Proposed center would offer seniors space of their own
• Auburn voters to decide future of $4M projects
• Public will now vote on War Eagle Wedding dress
• German consul general touts ties with Alabama
• Cervical cancer: Four years on path back to normal
• Cervical cancer: County, state statistics and resources
• Cervical cancer: Expert opinions, recommendations
• Christian business group starting in Auburn-Opelika
• Researchers address Latino influx in Southeast
• Auburn Board narrows superintendent search to 3
• Jobless rate in Alabama, Lee County going down
• Updyke attorney denies any recent deal offers
• Second Auburn Publix slated to open in February
• Smithsonian "Let's Do History Tour" visits OMS
• Award-winning author visits Auburn school
• Principal: Despite rumors, no trouble at OHS
• Phenix City man ID'd in lewd BCS video
• Auburn school board considers superintendent candidates
• Toomer's Corner trees could be replaced
• Opelika police seek robbery suspect with pink gun
• 3 Opelika police officers promoted to rank of captain
• City of Auburn to receive state planning award
• Ex-Friendship deputy fire chief gets probation
• Great Grown Up Spelling Bee raises $5,000
• EAMC reduces health care costs
• AU trustee committee narrows down candidates
• Auburn school board to consider 5 for superintendent
• One injured in multi-unit fire in Auburn
• Opelika police arrest teen for attempted murder
• AU trustee committee narrows down candidates
• Opelika mayor, council recognize 'D-Rock'
• Program uses online games to raise student skills
• Get out of the 'box' to fight racism
• Updyke judge delays decisions on pending motions
• Updyke judge delays decisions on pending motions
• Possible Abuse After National Championship
• Miss Southern Union Pageant set for Jan. 26
• Local students vow to keep MLK's dream alive
• 17-year-old shot Sunday in Opelika; suspect sought
• Coye Yeager joins new accounting firm
• Russian orchestra to perform in Opelika
• Updyke attorney asks judge to recuse himself
• Second Saturday demonstration shows camellia waxing
• Fuller names campaign committee, raises $11K
• Week of tributes honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Auburn BOE discusses land for new high school
• Charges mount as deputies seek suspect — again
• Candidate field set for March primaries
• Auburn grad goes for Miss America title Saturday
• Beauregard student expelled over journal threats
• Atlanta nurse donates kidney to 23-year-old Columbus man
• Web Poll: Sports Value vs. Academic Value
• Auburn council eyes change to weed ordinance
• Opelika clinic slated to break ground next week
• AU to host Newspaper Hall of Honor ceremony
• Red Cross accepting Project SHARE applications
• Man accused of trying to steal patrol car
• Lee County GOP delegation favors jobs package
• Deputies seeking stolen property find meth lab
• Voter registration deadline looms for Auburn residents
• 3 couples vying for Auburn's War Eagle Wedding
• Suspect arrested after returning to scene of burglary
• Auburn school board amends algebra course offering
• 2012's first Second Saturday brings new activities
• School board reveals Beauregard High master plan
• Two escape house fire in Auburn
• Local man recreates Samford Hall using LEGOs
• Opelika man featured on reality dating show
• 2 escape Auburn house fire uninjured
• Lee commission approves help for Opelika project
• Fire destroys Farmville home
• Opelika police arrest attempted murder, rape suspect
• Opelika business license deadline is Feb. 15
• Program in Tuskegee honors George Washington Carver
• Opelika police alert residents of online scam
• Beulah High reflects on student's death in crash
• Specialists relocate 8 trees on Auburn University campus
• Justice Department OKs Opelika council redistricting
• Ex-Russell County deputies sentenced to prison
• Ex-Russell County deputies sentenced to prison
• Pre-Registration Information Meetings for Parents of 8th Grade Students
• Former deputy sentenced to 46 months in prison
• 1 dead after single-vehicle accident on I-85 in Opelika
• Dog found after accident
• AU football player may face charges in fatal crash
• Opelika police seek attempted murder suspect
• Urbina's case will go to grand jury
• Poll: Frederick Road vs. Iron Bowl
• Former local radio personality charged with sodomy
• Driver that struck Auburn elementary student sentenced
• Auburn student dies from Sunday wreck
• Auburn student critical after wreck
• Coldest temps of the season arrive Tuesday
• Couple killed in accident near Smiths Station
• 2012 Look Ahead: City projects, elections loom
• Year in Review: Storms, trees and a national title
• Residents invited to enjoy Auburn light display
• Bentley to co-chair Appalachian Regional Commission
• Smiths Station man killed in traffic accident
• Qualifying for primaries ends in two weeks
• Family loses home in fire a day after Christmas
• Auburn Kmart among Sears Holdings stores to close
• Poll: What will you do on New Year's Eve after the Auburn-Virginia game?
• OLLI at Auburn announces courses for winter term
• Deadline for Lee County property taxes looms
• Demolition of old Opelika textile mill continues
• Theft suspect spotted by alert Grove Hill resident
• Chuck Browne: Why I hoard old Christmas trees
• Tipi Colley Miller: Christmas trees' last gift
• Coalition honors EAMC as employer of the year
• Feds approve Lee County school board districts
• Smiths Station man dies in mobile home fire
• Man dies in Ladonia car accident
• Recycle old Christmas trees Saturday
• Celebrate Alabama's 1st phase 'very, very close'
• 'For unto you is born this day ... a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord''
• Photos: Stormy weather hits Opelika-Auburn area
• 'Re-evaluation' may speed up courthouse lines
• Lee deputies seize 20 plus pounds of drugs
• Lee County teen located, returned home
• Suspect formula pulled from Alabama Walmarts
• Odor of marijuana leads to arrest in Auburn
• APD arrests three on theft charges
• Legislators propose tablet program for students
• Retired circuit judge, Opelika native passes away
• AAA Alabama to offer free New Year's towing
• Gary Moore Christmas meal tradition continues
• Opelika BOE denies claims in ex-principal's suit
• Auburn police: Runaway teen has returned home
• Opelika council OKs record $62.5M bond issue
• Auburn police seeking runaway
• Opelika church to give away gas on Christmas Eve
• Opelika planners OK conditional uses
• Auburn council approves tax abatements
• Man sustains burns in Auburn house fire
• Local ministry brings Christmas to needy families
• Auburn BOE approves bid for new school
• October trial set for accused SUSCC shooter
• Opelika police looking to ID robbery suspect
• Dekalb Street will have water outage Monday
• Work to be done on Glenn Avenue sewer main Monday
• Bentley to push for charter schools legislation
• Lynch Chevrolet/Cadillac moving to new location
• Police: Escaped inmate caught in Opelika
• Auburn intersection closed for utility maintenance
• Habitat ReStore coming to Auburn/Opelika
• Negro League legend celebrates 90th birthday
• APD arrests two for possession of stolen credit cards
• APD issues citations during enforcement checkpoints
• Man convicted of killing infant gets 55 years
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest level since Dec. 2008
• Opelika man gets 20 years in prison
• Web Poll: Iraq war worth the cost?
• Valley house fire leaves one dead
• Hearing set for violin teacher accused of sex abuse
• Man sentenced to 40 years for 2009 murder
• Lee County remains in extreme drought
• FFA members eligible for college scholarships
• OA News launches digital edition
• Auburn unveils renovated Moton Apartments
• Opelika holiday art sale this weekend
• Part of sidewalk on South College closed
• Godfrey Lane water main maintenance on Friday
• Family looking for missing teen
• Senators seek to exempt teachers from ethics rule
• Auburn man charged with burglary, theft of property
• Opelika neighborhood hosts 44th luminary tour
• Auburn man arrested after cocaine found in shoe
• Part of Harper Avenue to close Thursday
• Auburn police to conduct checkpoints
• Lee school board discusses 2012 schedules
• AU announces holiday burn, road closures
• Electrical power organization offers scholarships
• Nigel Andrews continues tradition of caring
• Ex-Obama aide promotes literacy in Auburn
• Animal lover goes to 'jail' for a good cause
• County considers disaster debris removal service
• Fan voting starts for Miss America 2012 contestants
• 2 Auburn men arrested after chases in car, on foot
• Locals say good bye to Taylor's Bakery
• The Forgotten Carols
• YDC unveils new art and fitness center
• Union brings Christmas cheer to special kids
• Tornado cleanup continues in Lee County
• Auburn police seek ATM theft suspect
• Auburn police make 2nd arrest in October robbery
• Suspect nabbed moments after Opelika bank robbery
• AU's Dowdle to leave university
• AU seeks input on future if Toomer's Oaks die
• Nearly $2M later, East Alabama business project ending
• Auburn University now selling bowl tickets
• Opelika school children discuss benevolence
• Jim Sikes: Skip the sweets for Christmas savories
• Auburn BOE to receive school bids next week
• Authorities ID body found along Interstate 85
• Driver killed in Opelika accident identified
• Driver injured in collision with Tiger Transit bus
• Auburn seeks ideas on tree-rolling tradition
• Opelika man remembers wreckage at Pearl Harbor
• Opelika OKs another turn lane on Frederick Road
• GE Aviation gets 13 more acres in Auburn
• Three suspects sought in store robbery
• One killed, one injured in Opelika crash
• Opelika man shot in head, one arrested
• Opelika BOE says goodbye to system CFO
• Body of 54-year-old-man found in Auburn
• Auburn police work to identify remains found along I-85
• Georgia D.A.'s dad charged with enticing a child
• Poker robbery case ends in mistrial
• Auburn police arrest two in drug bust
• One wounded, two arrested in Opelika shooting
• Bicyclist injured after collision with vehicle
• Poll: 2012 and the economy
• Auburn Junior High competes in South's BEST competition
• Opelika dentists treat dialysis patients pro bono
• Police urge residents to be vigilant over holidays
• Phenix City man dies after being run over in Georgia
• Accused violinist taught at Jan Dempsey Arts Center
• Snow: Scrap Alabama immigration law now
• 29th Annual Toys 4 Tots
• Officials offer advice on immigration law
• Taxiway project at AU airport on track
• Defendant in Dawson case expected back in court in '12
• Jim Sikes: Words for Christmas
• Bentley adviser: Immigration law 'not a model of clarity'
• Restored meth funding helps police in cleanup
• Symphony member on leave after sex abuse charge
• Opelika pursuing food and beverage manufacturers
• Riley shouldn't be immune to McGregor retrial
• Auburn professor creates drug-releasing contact lens
• Chuck Browne: Drought conditions and the landscape
• Lee & Me: Holiday cheer from the White House to you
• Tipi Colley Miller: 'Tis the season to recycle
• Tallapoosa County readies for annual historic home tour
• State hospital association recognizes 3 at EAMC
• Annual event sells cookies for good cause
• ROTC students sending toys to Afghan children
• Auto-parts maker to begin production here in 2012
• Violin teacher arrested in Auburn child sex case
• Opelika targets food and beverage manufacturers
• Opelika Christmas Parade to start at 4 p.m. Wednesday
• Auburn University mascot behind in national semifinals
• County wants to keep federal courthouse open
• Missing Auburn man's remains identified
• Iron Bowl photo: Lutzenkirchen flip
• Cause of ambulance wreck still under investigation
• Poll: State Republicans and the AEA
• Not this time; Alabama wins Iron Bowl 42-14
• Single-vehicle accident in Opelika investigated
• Local shoppers turn out for Black and Blue Friday
• Authorities await postive ID on body found in Auburn
• Four injured after ambulance, car collide in Opelika
• $7.1M to help low-income families with energy bills
• Alabama man sues over tribe's refusal to pay jackpot
• Car crashes, lands on gas main in Opelika; driver OK
• Campground manager to retire after Iron Bowl
• Local ministry hosts Thanksgiving meal
• Drought Monitor: East Alabama still in extreme drought
• Justice Department approves Alabama's new districts
• Tallapoosa County schools to drop single-sex classes
• Local gas prices drop below $3
• Lee County Justice Center to resume normal operations
• Auburn police seeking missing Texas native
• Tiger fans fall to Tide in annual food drive
• Alabama Sen. Gerald Dial to file bill removing food tax
• Child wounded in Opelika shooting
• Phenix City man killed in weekend crash
• Beat Bama food drive may not meet goal
• Another storm system approaches Alabama
• Family, friends celebrate life of slain Auburn woman
• More Alabama students qualify for free, reduced lunches
• Harvest Evangelism to host Thanksgiving dinner
• Auburn University announces Iron Bowl parking plans
• AU trustees advance building projects
• Auburn breaks ground on $28.8M science center
• Lee County jobless rate falls to 7.1 percent
• Bentley coming to see Lee County storm damage
• Downtown Auburn to host Blue Friday event
• State Farm opens claims site in Opelika after storm
• Fire suspends court operations at Justice Center
• Alabama's unemployment rate drops to 9.3 percent
• Lawmaker apologizes for tweet about Auburn storm
• News 3 Special Report: Preparing for Disaster
• Poker game robbery trial delayed until December
• Lee, Macon residents picking up the pieces
• Weather service says winds exceeded 100 mph
• Drivers urged to use caution at Wire Road
• Ex-principal sues Opelika school system
• Opelika planners reduce planning jurisdiction
• Storm damage across Auburn
• Lee, Macon residents picking up the pieces
• I-85 now open after semi accident forced closure
• Auburn closes Kiesel Park Trails until 11/19 for clean-up
• Meteorologist: This 'was definitely a tornado'
• Photos: Damage on Dean Road near Samford Avenue
• Storm coverage: An unofficial social media roundup
• Hudson Foundation concert series begins tonight
• Updyke attorney asks for change of venue
• Storm coverage: An unofficial social media roundup
• Auburn High: 'Something ripped through here today'
• Web Poll: Holiday shopping
• Photos: Damage on Forestdale Drive in Auburn
• Photos: Damage on Dean Road near Samford Avenue
• Storm causes widespread damage in Auburn, Opelika
• Phenix City police investigating homicide
• Powerful storms moving into area
• $52K state grant to aid area sexual assault victims
• Fuller announces smart-grid committee
• Trial begins for poker game robbery suspect
• Lee County board discusses enrollment
• Eagle statues at Toomer's Corner to receive facelift
• KIA plant celebrates second year of production
• Jones found guilty of murder in 2009 death of infant
• Beat Bama Food Drive feeds a need
• Raid of Loachapoka apartment nets four arrests
• Phone book recycling kicks off in Opelika schools
• Space heater probable cause of Auburn house fire
• Jones murder trial: Jury resumes work Tuesday
• Capital murder defendant Jones takes the stand in his defense
• Jones murder trial: Jury begins deliberation
• With fundraiser, nonprofit hopes to support foster kids
• Historic marker honors Rosenwald school in Loachapoka
• Lee County Veterans Day ceremonies
• Opelika, Auburn thank American veterans
• Dye, Chizik: Penn State scandal bigger than football
• Jones Murder Trial: Accused changed his story
• Remember and honor our veterans on Friday
• Alabama chief justice talks fiscal responsibility
• Jones Murder Trial: 'I loved him like my own'
• Alabama school board won't rescind core standards
• Bice selected new Alabama school superintendent
• Jones Murder Trial: Mother trusted boyfriend with infant
• Auburn professor's run on 'Jeopardy!' ends
• Auburn council to vote on redistricting plan
• Investigation into Lanett train death continues
• New jobs coming to Lee County
• GE breaks ground on plant in Auburn
• Roof fire at Opelika Middle ruled accidental
• Vitamin company breaks ground on new Opelika facility
• AU professor wins second match on 'Jeopardy!'
• AU professor wins second match on 'Jeopardy!'
• The search for missing Auburn woman continues
• Halloween run to raise money for disability camp
• Majority of Opelika council to seek re-election
• Howl-o-Ween to benefit no-kill shelter
• Occupy Auburn urges local banking, shopping
• Students carve up some original designs
• AU professor wins second match on 'Jeopardy!'
• Loachapoka students to go to Disney World
• AU professor wins on 'Jeopardy!'
• Immigration secondary to law enforcement
• Moore 'strongly considering' run at former justice job
• Start the countdown: Auburn school to host 4th Rocket Run
• Russell County rounding up sex offenders on Halloween
• Auburn High brings Harper Lee classic to stage
• Five AU women in Playboy's 'Girls of the SEC'
• USDA supporting organic agriculture research at AU
• Fourth ex-AU player's trial moved to March
• Opelika man pleads guilty to 1995 rape
• Section of Williamson Avenue to close
• Tallapoosa County remains sent off to be ID'd
• Chuck Browne: How to protect your plants from frost
• Tipi Colley Miller: Community exhibits spirit of recycling
• Council approves incentives for Pharmavite
• AU student has family in area of Turkish quake
• Search for missing Auburn woman intensifies
• Poll: Who is the better GOP presidential candidate?
• Auburn Chamber Music season opens Wednesday
• Escaped inmate back in custody
• Valley man killed in alleged assault identified
• Vote Today for OHS Clorox Grant
• Valley man found dead at Lake Harding
• Opelika council to discuss incentives for new business
• New shoe store coming to TigerTown in Opelika
• City of Auburn outlines plan to trap urban coyotes
• Annual syrup sop draws crowds, continues tradition
• AU student struck by bus discharged from hospital
• Lee County man inducted into state honor academy
• 2 Lee County historical groups to receive state grants
• Alabama's unemployment rate declines to 9.8 percent
• Archie the 'arrow cat' making remarkable recovery
• Lee County Sheriff's Office seeking prison escapee
• Man accused of poisoning tree appears in court
• Judge allows Updyke attorney to withdraw from case
• Judge allows Updyke attorney to withdraw from case
• Cocaine valued near $50K seized from Auburn man
• Teen sought in Opelika murder case turns self in
• Date for former AU players' robbery trial delayed
• Opelika students to present "Our Town"
• Condition of Auburn student hit by bus 'satisfactory'
• Condition of Auburn student hit by bus 'satisfactory'
• Opelika teen sought in murder case
• Phenix City educator named Superintendent of the Year
• Prosecutors want Updyke's charges to remain felonies
• State cracking down on synthetic marijuana
• Opelika Police identify murder suspect
• Opelika considers Bowery Quarters ordinances
• Auburn councilman delays vote on redistricting
• Opelika man shot, died at apartment complex
• Ex-deputy fire chief pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Student struck by bus in unsatisfactory condition
• Ex-corrections officer charged with murder
• AU satellite to launch next week
• Hubbard: GOP promised change, delivered
• Humane Society to host Halloween adoption party
• AU business students have new tool for job hunt
• Satellite built by Auburn University students to launch
• Alaska voters say no to gold, copper mine
• Simplicity the key word at redistricting hearing
• Auburn man charged with rape
• Cooler temperatures on the way
• Pair pleads not guilty to capital murder in Valley
• Church volunteers spread help across Auburn
• Church volunteers spread help across Auburn
• Historic Auburn home dedicated as Cary Center
• Green Street in Auburn to close beginning Monday
• Bentley awards grants for abuse victims in East Alabama
• Beat Bama Food Drive kicks off with silent auction
• Eden's webinar guides employers through immigration law
• Pannie-George's in Auburn to be featured on ESPN
• Man charged with sodomy after police investigation
• Auburn Police looking for missing woman
• Thursday storm caused damage, power outages
• Family of missing pregnant woman asks community for help
• Power restored to most Lee County residents
• Web Poll: The Tea Party
• Auburn robbery suspect in custody; 2 others sought
• Auburn police looking for missing woman
• Homecoming 2011
• 'President's Own' U.S. Marine Band to play Opelika
• Art from tornado 'trash' to help storm victims
• Kroger recalls ice cream with unlisted peanuts
• NCAA finds no major violations in AU program
• United Way reaches almost half of goal
• Driver that struck 7-year-old charged
• 7-year-old recovers after being struck at bus stop
• Auburn Police receive report of missing woman
• Driver that struck child charged
• Homecoming Parade
• Historic train car unveiled at Opelika depot
• Auburn board discusses superintendent search
• Child hit at bus stop; driver allegedly on phone
• Both states' Attorneys General address local issues
• APD: Burglary & Theft suspect is fugitive
• Possible job cuts for Valley EMS employees
• Editorial: State sales tax low — not that it matters
• Possible job cuts for Valley EMS employees
• Occupy Auburn on campus before Florida game
• Arrests made, drugs seized in Auburn raid
• Opelika man gets wallet back after alleged assault
• Play gives voice to Civil War survivors
• Local banker to be inducted into Ala. Business Hall of Fame
• Science, engineering the focus in robotics competition
• AU pharmacy school to host local health activities
• Occupy Wall Street group forms in Auburn
• Court upholds firing of Southern Union president
• Court: No quick decision on Alabama immigration law
• Learn about local programs at 4-H Tailgate and Expo
• Auburn police announce checkpoint information
• Hubbard denounces federal appeal of immigration law
• Fun Fridays: Lee County Fair
• Web Poll: New bicycle law in Auburn
• AU fire possibly caused by electrical malfunction
• Auburn police investigate alleged sexual assault
• Lee County drought conditions remain stagnant
• Auburn police see uptick in burglaries
• Former Big Blue Bookstore manager, wife charged
• Updyke lawyer asks to withdraw as counsel
• Fatal five-car wreck in Auburn under investigation
• Fire at Auburn University's Hargis Hall under investigation
• 'Bomb'-sniffing dogs to track bear population
• Updyke lawyer asks to withdraw as counsel
• On The Tracks showcases Opelika businesses
• Hubbard endorses Romney for president
• September motor vehicle registration deadline extended
• Auburn attorney surrenders law license
• Henderson Murder Trial: Sentence in January
• Henderson Murder Trial: Jury recommends life in prison
• Auburn council approves bike-passing law
• Opelika council OKs Light & Power name change
• Auburn company relocating to Opelika
• Jury finds Henderson guilty of capital murder
• Four men arrested in Auburn drug bust
• Auburn University Senate: Grads to get mailed diplomas
• Cemetery tour gives glimpse of Auburn's past
• Henderson guilty of capital murder
• Henderson Murder Trial: Jury retires for verdict
• Two arrested in Loachapoka shooting of theft suspect
• Funnel cake time: Lee County Fair returns for 64th year
• Henderson Murder Trial: Closing arguments to begin Tuesday
• Henderson Murder Trial: Final arguments Tuesday
• Henderson Murder Trial: Closing arguments to begin Tuesday
• State Economic Development Director in Opelika Oct. 20
• Murdered men remembered at vigil
• First person: 'No, baby, he's gone'
• Local educators would opt out of No Child law
• Auburn University receives $18M in biofuels grants
• Women recognize EAMC for patient experience
• Former Opelika principal arrested for criminal mischief
• Henderson Murder Trial: Defense to start Monday
• Henderson Murder Trial: State rests after two days
• Lee County Red Cross chapter leader stepping down
• Fall-like weather expected this weekend
• No student to be denied, state schools chief says
• Meteorologist Kurt Schmitz on the air Sundays
• Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on 54th Lee home
• Updyke apologizes to AU fans; doesn't admit guilt
• Death of AU student under investigation
• Henderson Murder Trial: Deputy Bonham takes stand
• Auburn High School teacher wins technology award
• Auburn theft suspect shot in both legs in Loachapoka
• Auburn police ID man found dead in home
• Arraignment set for 2 charged in Valley woman's death
• Opening statements set in case of slain deputy
• Judge lets key parts of Alabama immigration law stand
• Reaction to Alabama immigration law ruling mixed
• Colonial leaders settle suit for $10.5 million
• Herbicide found in trees near Toomer's Oaks
• Opelika City Schools Board Meeting
• Updated Attendance Guidelines
• Local Jewish community readying for holidays
• Auburn High clothes drive to help Atlanta homeless
• Lee County office to use new verification system
• Auburn Univ. hospitality program earns accreditation
• Auburn University professor awarded Fulbright honor
• Potential jurors vetted in Henderson murder trial
• Local drivers finding lower prices at the pump
• Russell County man sentenced in wife's death
• "President's Own" U.S. Marine Band to perform October 24
• Potential jurors vetted in Henderson murder trial
• Lee County Commissioners approve 2012 budget
• Fledgling local non-profit gets pointers from expert
• Jury selection begins in Lee Co. deputy murder case
• AU to receive $6.5 million from FDA
• "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band to perform in Opelika
• MeTV launches on WRBL's digital channel 3.2
• Vigil planned for murder victims
• Names of local schools highlight history, location
• Jury selection Monday in Henderson murder trial
• Auburn Junior High students receive laptops
• Opelika Cross Country Invitational
• Urban whitewater project planned in Columbus area
• Lee County discusses school board redistricting
• Lee County grand jury hands down indictments
• Phenix City attorney arrested, charged
• USDA declares drought disaster in Alabama
• Date of ex-AU player's hearing bumped to October
• Public forums to precede state legislative redistricting
• Groundbreaking for Whitewater Project
• Inside Story: Whitewater Rafting Project
• Web Poll: Your feelings about the death penalty
• Breakfast club: Kiwanis pancakes benefit youth programs
• Alabama's infant mortality rate continues decline
• Flooding reported in areas of Lee County
• Vinson gets 26 years for 2010 murder of Opelika man
• Opelika council OKs amendments to 3 ordinances
• Auburn City Council delays vote on bike-passing law
• AU researchers: BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor
• Auburn Gold's Gym changes name to Max Fitness
• Hudson Family Foundation to have inaugural benefit
• Country music gala at Auburn Arena Nov. 17-18
• Auburn fall festival rescheduled for Sept. 27
• OLLI treated to AU canine demonstration
• Panel discusses Alabama immigration law
• Cause of Opelika mobile home fire under investigation
• Auburn Chamber: Business sustainability still strong
• Church rebuilds after 2009 tornado destroyed it
• Fuller eyes 3rd term as Opelika mayor
• Air show pilot killed in crash had local connections
• Opelika Fire Department to offer car seat safety checks
• Lee County EMA hosts Be Ready Day
• Phenix City copes with 3 slayings in 1 week
• Auburn Public Library now offering e-book downloads
• Auburn firefighters battle blazes at restaurant, barn
• Lee County jobless rate continues decline
• PETA suggests Auburn University nix eagle flights
• AU student journalists get glimpse of simulated war
• Chizik foundation fundraiser to benefit tornado victims
• Auburn motorists advised to bypass water main work
• Grand jury indicts 2 in death of Valley woman
• House probing $528M loan to failed solar company
• Alabama Cooperative Extension System names new director
• Plans for new Auburn elementary school approved
• Auburn man photographs rare hummingbird in Opelika
• Newest plans for Opelika movie theater shelved
• Williamson Avenue in Opelika to close for weekend work
• LaFayette police charge 2 with crimes against children
• Public hearings on new Alabama legislative districts
• Arrest made after man found dead in Phenix City home
• Web Poll: Your Economic Situation
• Lee County board OKs budget, discusses rezoning
• AU eagle doing fine after run-in at football game
• U.S. News & World Report ranks AU among best in US
• Opelika school board approves budget, band trip
• Vitamin manufacturer to invest $74M in Opelika
• Sentencing date set for former Russell deputy
• Lee County Comission discusses 2012 budget
• Automotive supplier Seung Chang Airtech adds jobs in Auburn
• Kia hybrid makes record-setting trip
• Auburn police warn fans to secure vehicles on game days
• Hal Holbrook performs in Opelika Thursday
• Local first responders observe 9/11 anniversary
• CharterBank acquires bank in Florida Panhandle
• Born on 9/11, three children united by tragedy
• AU has record enrollment, high incoming ACT scores
• AU ROTC units commemorate 9/11 in sunrise service
• AU trustees pass budget for fiscal year 2012
• GOP's Sessions, Hubbard react to president's plan
• Auburn planners recommend CompPlan 2030
• Opelika school officials reveal FY 2012 budget
• Local events observing the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• NOAA: La Nina could make Alabama drought persist
• Suspects arrested in Opelika after 3-county chase
• Auburn trustees to vote on 2012 budget
• Auto supplier to add jobs at Auburn sites
• AU plans special repair of eagle statue's busted beak
• Health officials urge vaccination for new flu season
• Lee brings some drought relief; temps to warm back up
• Group to Auburn council: Oppose immigration law
• Opelika City Council approves FY 2012 budget
• Area residents voice opposition to immigration law
• Valley man arrested after waving gun in police station
• Auburn police arrest 3rd suspect in home burglary
• Sore eagle: AU statue gets busted beak
• Seung Chang Airtech expands Auburn operations
• Web Poll: Personal freedoms after 9/11
• Lees meet as storm system soaks county
• Toomer's Oaks cleaning changes after poisoning
• Cleaning of Toomer's Oaks changes in light of poisoning
• On Labor Day, unemployment continues to be problem
• Cleaning of Toomer's Oaks changes in light of poisoning
• Join News 3 for the MDA Telethon tonight from now 'til midnight
• The Oaks at South College celebrates grand opening
• AU fans roll Toomer's Oaks — for now
• AU grad students build model homes for FEMA
• AU chaplain, fans gather to 'bless the corner'
• Driver killed in Salem wreck identified as Smiths teen
• Lee County wildfire approaches many homes
• Jury finds former Russell Co. deputy guilty in beating
• Auburn fans, visitors to see changes to gameday services
• Annual AU raptor show to take flight Friday
• City warns Opelika residents of phone phishing scam
• City of Auburn suspends burn permits due to weather
• OLLI at Auburn fall registration open
• Auburn schedules public hearing for CompPlan 2030
• Driver dead after crashing into road equipment in Salem
• Authorities identify victim in Loachpoka house fire
• New Alabama chief justice resuming all trials
• Harrington testifies in ex-Russell deputy case
• That stinks: Alabama could be next to get bug problem
• Opelika principal, friends capture gator in boat, on film
• Univ. of Alabama prof talks tornado PR in Opelika
• Auburn police announces substation on AU campus
• Auburn police seek ID of fraud suspect
• One found dead after Loachapoka house fire
• Loachapoka fire kills 1, destroys home
• Criminal trial of former Russell County deputy begins
• Jury: Mando didn't discriminate against ex-employee
• Jury: Mando didn't discriminate against ex-employee
• AU trustee selection committee extends deadline
• Auburn trustee selection committee extends deadline
• East Alabama volunteers help areas impacted by Irene
• Aubie makes sixth appearance in mascot competition
• Lee County Commission to keep current district lines
• Judge temporarily blocks Alabama immigration law
• Closing arguments begin Tuesday in Mando trial
• Phenix City police officer found dead in home
• Federal judge blocks Alabama immigration law
• Officers cite drivers at Auburn checkpoint
• Portion of Lee Road 379 to close for bridge replacement
• AU engineering students revive mechanical eagle
• Auburn couple first to get married on Samford Lawn
• Auburn councilman Dowdell calls off sit-in at AU
• Former deputy's trial delayed by ongoing civil case
• Mando racial discrimination trial to continue Monday
• AU students audition for Iron Bowl-themed dating show
• Study: More of state's voters all in for Alabama
• Goodwill Career Center in Opelika to host job fair
• Sessions: 'There is a disconnect in Washington'
• Sessions: 'There is a disconnect in Washington'
• Web Poll: America's long-term debt
• Former Mando employee testifies about demotion
• Controversial Auburn stoplight now continuously operational
• Sex offender arrested in Opelika on rape charge
• Trial: Former Mando employee testifies about demotion
• Area schools not seeing impact of immigration law
• LCSO announces arrest of rape suspect
• Valley gets $100,000 grant for revitalization
• EAMC ranks high for customer satisfaction
• Auburn ranked among South's best college towns
• Know more about new Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook
• Mando race discrimination civil trial continues
• College dropouts' lost taxes cost state $4.3M
• AU professor gets grant to study planet physics
• Hubbard secures $20K in grants for Opelika departments
• Auburn burglary suspects arrested after manhunt
• AU reopens evacuated building
• UPDATE: Russell County student identified, injured students from school bus wreck released
• UPDATE: Russell County student identified, injured students from school bus wreck released
• Back to School for Opelika - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• 4.2 Quake in Virginia felt here!
• Lee Co. Boys & Girls Clubs board member dies
• Civil trial between Mando, former employee begins
• East Coast quake reportedly felt in Alabama
• PHOTOS: Opelika High School Kiddie Cheer Camp
• Opelika Planning Commission votes against The Bowery Quarters
• Hubbard secures $20K in grants for Auburn police, fire divisions
• Gogue talks raises, smoking ban at AU senate meeting
• Ex-Russell Co. deputy's trial to continue after civil case
• Scott Sullivan named Head Baseball Coach at Opelika High School
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Sheriff's office seeks suspect in Valley burglaries
• Deputy alleges assault after traffic stop in Beauregard
• Deputy alleges assault after traffic stop in Beauregard
• Officials dedicate Smiths Station school
• OSHA cites Opelika plant
• Paramedics help deliver baby at Opelika residence
• Lee County's jobless rate falls as state's rises
• Raptors released Saturday at Storybook Farm
• Construction on Opelika roads set to begin Monday
• Trial of former Russell sheriff's deputy starts Monday
• Reward offered for Lee County burglar info
• Updated Attendance Guidelines
• OPD: 3 arrested on drug charges
• Raptors to be released at Storybook Farm in Opelika Saturday
• APD: Opelika woman arrested on credit card fraud charge
• Band-O-Rama fills the air with music, draws crowds
• Prosecutors want VictoryLand owner on trial Oct. 31
• Vandals sought after Opelika athletic complex defaced
• Opelika man sentenced to 35 years in sex abuse case
• Horseshoe Bend park celebrates wars' bicentennial
• Lee County cancer group to host 'black out' party
• Opelika police to get new radios via state grant
• Jeswald & Chaos hitting the sauce early!
• Work on new Auburn I-85 exit 'on schedule'
• Web Poll: SEC expansion and southern influence
• Attorney, AU: No plans for mediation in lawsuit
• Local marching bands to warm up at Band-O-Rama
• Smiths Station fire department appoints interim chief
• Sole provider: Auburn minister walks to collect shoes for needy
• Hubbard: 'We must protect ourselves,' state's sovereignty
• Red light traffic cameras coming to Opelika
• Opelika-Auburn News presents: Dear Freshmen
• Lee County residents to vote on increase to 'Fire Fee'
• Opelika council authorizes traffic-light cameras
• Auburn councilman threatens sit-in at AU
• Macon County politician: 'VictoryLand will prosper'
• Fire that severely damaged Opelika home ruled accidental
• Traffic highlights first day at new Smiths school
• Toomer's Oaks Poisoning: Trees' prognosis still bleak
• Auburn police seek Kmart burglary suspect
• Suspect in weekend shooting turns self in
• Renters tax is up for a vote in Phenix City
• Auburn shooting suspect turns self in
• Union Springs man arrested for attempted murder
• Lee County house fire sends one to hospital
• Thousands attend AU's annual Fan Day
• OLLI to offer Toomer's Oaks lecture
• Auburn accident investigation closes roads
• Hudson Family Foundation announces area fundraiser
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• Cause of Auburn restaurant fire 'undetermined'
• Boy, 11, flown to hospital after bike accident
• Area experts calm on week's market swings
• Waverly's Yellowhammer restaurant closes its doors
• Gas prices expected to drop — eventually
• 3-vehicle accident in Smiths sends one to hospital
• OHS Majorette Kiddie Camp
• Cheer Kiddie Camp at OHS
• Auburn's MBA program ranked among top in nation
• OSHA cites company after Auburn gas line work
• AU grad to show designs at Mobile Fashion Week
• Auburn administrators talk budget, enrollment
• Deputies use Taser on 88-year-old man
• Kirk Cameron to speak at Opelika marriage event
• Reeltown opens new building ahead of first school day
• Opelika man accused of biting police officer
• Web Poll: Do you read your daily horoscope?
• Superintendent: Opelika had 'great' first day of school
• Auburn school board dealing with rapid growth
• Macon County woman celebrates 105th birthday
• Storm systems down trees, knock out power
• Opelika Board of Education OKs new CFO
• Train, truck collide in Opelika
• Police seek suspect in Auburn restaurant robbery
• New AU mentoring program to help Macon students
• Long-closed Lee County road to reopen Tuesday
• Religious leaders mull immigration-law resolution
• Tree nearly crushes a home!
• New beer laws could boost brewing in Auburn
• Opelika police release images of theft suspects
• AU makes several Princeton Review lists
• AU trustee selection committee to meet this month
• Man injured after 2-vehicle wreck on Shug Jordan Parkway
• LSA players recovering from heat-related issues
• Lee County drought conditions unchanged
• Barbers to give free trims to students
• Miss Alabama supports area Boys & Girls Clubs
• Tax-free weekend begins Friday
• Chevy pickup top stolen vehicle
• Auburn to offer weddings on Samford Hall lawn
• Biochemistry professor files lawsuit against AU
• Auburn man charged with sexual abuse of child
• Heat Advisory! Not as long lived
• Few bright spots in weak Alabama economy
• Lanett police identify child in drowning
• 'We survived Carter ... We can survive this ol' boy'
• Rogers: 'We survived Carter ... We can survive this ol' boy'
• Opelika council mulls stoplight camera ordinance
• Auburn council gets redistricting proposal
• Most local schools meet national education goal
• Opelika family has run-in with wild pig
• AYP school results explained
• Phenix City Council approves purchase of land for sports complex
• Web Poll: Who is to blame for the debt ceiling crisis?
• Obama signs bill to raise U.S. debt ceiling
• Lanett child's death ruled an accidental drowning
• Opelika City Council to revisit automated stoplight ticketing
• Auburn council to get look at proposed ward map
• Ruling lets ex-AU player enroll at N.C. college
• Lanett child dead from accidental drowning
• Amid cutbacks, libraries seeing increased patronage
• Back to School 2011
• Opelika family gets keys to new Habitat home
• Montgomery man pleads guilty to Auburn bank robbery
• Iron Bowl ticket ruse nabs parents for unpaid child support
• Annual golf tournament to celebrate 20 years
• AU Libraries wins Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee
• Ex-chair of GOP-leaning PAC defends fund transfer
• Lee County Humane Society breaks ground on addition
• One Lee County non-profit bucks the trend
• Lake Martin tornado debris removal completed
• House GOP sets vote on debt-limit bill
• Judge approves prepaid college tuition settlement
• Judge approves prepaid college tuition deal
• Police stuck with costs of cleaning up meth labs
• Rural U.S. disappearing? Population share hits low
• Judge asked to dismiss charges in Ala. corruption case
• GE to spend $56 million on second aviation plant
• Former Opelika, AU standout Herring headed to New Orleans
• States' graduation rates to change along with formula
• Lanett man charged with sexually assaulting elderly women
• Opelika planners table action on development
• Volunteers needed to teach about Medicare
• Opelika board discusses high school renovations
• 100-year-old crowned Ms. Alabama Nursing Home
• Auburn to smoke test sanitary sewer system
• Run for Justice event Tuesday in Opelika
• Lee Co. Commission, BOE strike swap deal
• Auburn woman airlifted to hospital after crash
• 100-year-old crowned Ms. Alabama Nursing Home
• Community gears up for corporate spelling bee
• Web Poll: Raise taxes to reduce debt?
• Cause of weekend I-85 truck fire: undetermined
• HealthWatch: Phenix City family tries to adopt autistic child from Taiwan
• DeVries named AU Women's Studies Program director
• New DUI law doubles penalties for double-limit violations
• AU wants to demolish Beard-Eaves, build more parking
• Opelika didn't consider 3rd minority council ward
• Opelika woman vies for Ms. Alabama Nursing Home
• 6 years later, answers elusive in Auburn murder
• Area high school bands begin work on fall shows
• Opelika library to host computer classes in August
• AU hosts summer programs for high school students
• Portion of Gay Street to close for repair after delay
• Sen. Beasley promises bill to undo Ala. immigration law
• FEMA: 18 percent of Ala. tornado grants approved
• iFraud: Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Auburn Knights alums in town for reunion
• Adoption Fundraiser at Sips n Strokes of Opelika
• Four Atlanta men arrested, suspected in Auburn burglary
• AU: Rolling of Toomer's Oaks will continue this fall
• Taylor Swift gives $250,000 to tornado relief fund
• Heat 'dome' makes much of US feel like steam bath
• Kiwi plant among record number of AU patents
• Consolidation cripples local Red Cross staff
• Auburn preserve hosting program on snakes, lizards
• Auburn resident named regional veterans' director
• Study shows disparity in quality of Alabama life
• Emergency responders busy on wet Wednesday
• Cyclist injured in collision with truck in Opelika
• Changes proposed to Opelika City Council wards
• Study: Healthy living can help prevent Alzheimer's
• Sofa fire causes heavy damage to Opelika home
• Auburn council amends code to allow backyard chickens
• AU, UA students partner to build Tuscaloosa homes
• Opelika nonprofit BigHouse to host bike giveaway
• Phenix City council members approve new projects
• Affidavits
• Descendants of AU icon take over Auburn art store
• Local religious leaders oppose immigration law
• Opelika power company making house visits
• Police question man shot by APD officer
• With growing number of cyclists, safety a concern
• APD officer involved in shooting incident
• APD officer involved in shooting incident
• Immigration law has wide-ranging local effects
• Recent rain helps alleviate area drought
• State to hold surplus auction Wednesday
• Lee County tied for lowest fertility rate in Alabama
• Valley man charged with attempted murder
• Goodwill to host job fairs in Opelika
• Medical officials monitor state's heat-related deaths
• Auburn postpones asphalt repair on Gay Street
• Cause of fire on Tuskegee campus probed
• Trial: Casino owner's lawyer defends contributions
• Probation ordered in Alabama 2-year-college case
• United Way event to collect school supplies
• Part of Gay Street to close Saturday for repair
• Kitchens again denied youthful offender status
• Auburn police identify man sought in standoff
• Fire station groundbreaking 'big event' for Opelika
• Ex-Smiths fire chief pleads not guilty
• Authorities looking for suspect after standoff in Auburn
• Authorities looking for suspect after standoff in Auburn
• AU hosts model UN for high schoolers
• Town charter saga could be over for Fredonia
• Valley man facing child porn charges
• Marshals arrest Opelika man in Florida
• Ala. secretary of state takes association office
• Web Poll: Betty Ford's opinion on political discourse
• Auburn police search creek for evidence in open case
• Auburn garbage collection routes to change
• Thieves hit Loachapoka community center
• United Way giving out fans
• Auburn garbage collection routes to change
• Auburn OKs electronic signs on W. Magnolia
• Belk: Broken GPS can still tell you where you are: lost
• County worried about rail crossing near school
• Alabama casino lobbyist testifies about race factor
• Opelika man released from hospital after fatal accident
• Emergency responders' competition to aid LifeSouth
• Two dead after single-vehicle wreck on Auburn road
• Alabama suicide rate at 51-year high
• Rep. Rogers says debt deal likely this month
• Lee County BOE discusses budget, seven-period day
• Area schools plan for, build new facilities
• Arrest made in Baltimore killing of Opelika man
• Lightning strike a possible cause in Auburn fire
• Miss Alabama USA competition coming to Auburn
• Chill out: Tips for humans, pets on beating the heat
• Smiths Station firefighter accused of embezzling $5K
• Former Alabama Gov. Riley released from hospital
• Reconnect
• Death toll from April 27 tornadoes rises to 243
• Baltimore police still investigating Opelika man's murder
• Kitchens seeks rehearing on youthful offender status
• Pole-to-pole runner passes through Lee County
• Pole-to-pole runner passes through Lee County
• Million-dollar studies to research post-spill Gulf
• Canfield named new Alabama development office director
• Teachers in middle of debate over immigrant kids
• Local, state authorities viligant over holiday weekend
• Web Poll: Should cameras be allowed in courtrooms?
• Opelika City Council approves sewer rate hike
• Opelika City Council approves sewer rate hike
• Attorneys: More charges possible in gambling case
• Auburn begins work on West Magnolia Avenue crossings
• Investigation into death of AU athlete's mother continues
• Auburn to host Fourth of July celebration
• AU to offer ACT prep course for high schoolers
• Grant to help domestic violence victims in Opelika
• Fireworks not thunderstorms!
• Locals react to N.Y. gay marriage law
• Area GOP leaders: Strong Southern candidate needed
• List of AU trustee nominees released
• Jeswald inks new deal with WRBL News 3
• Teen allegedly tortured at Lee County youth facility
• Lake Martin waters ready for July Fourth traffic
• No foul play suspected in death of Auburn U. student
• Opelika to have annual fireworks show Friday
• Toomer's Oaks Poisoning: Judge delays Updyke trial
• Flags to mark veterans' graves in Opelika for Fourth
• Auburn youth show appreciation for military
• Opelika Sportsplex moving forward after health scare
• Alabama Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb steps down
• Lee County juries return murder, sexual abuse convictions
• American Red Cross consolidating in Alabama
• No fireworks allowed in Alabama's national forests
• At the ready: Team conducts mass fatality training
• Lee County juries consider murder, sex abuse cases
• 15 total reported ill in Opelika E. coli outbreak
• Opelika education board welcomes new principals
• Opelika movie theater project revived
• No burn ban remains in effect for Alabama
• Auburn High senior serves as U.S. Senate page
• Gov. Bentley awards $30K grants to EAMC, Gambro
• Police search for suspect in Opelika bank robbery
• Web Poll: City tax increases' effects on elections
• Violent crime decreases in Lee, Chambers
• Courthouse termite repairs to begin in July
• Auburn City Council meeting postponed to July 12
• 3 Auburn police officers receive promotions
• Auburn police arrest pair riding Walmart scooters
• Armed intruder arrested by Auburn police
• Rain fills parking lot, floods Opelika daycare
• Auburn businesses: No summer slump without students
• Opelika chamber sponsors seminar on crime, fire
• Flash flood warning for Lee County until 9:30 p.m.
• NWS extends severe thunderstorm watch until 8 p.m.
• State court cuts to have heavy local impact
• Red light's operation concerns Auburn residents
• Area 4th of July celebrations set
• Phenix City council approves buying old hospital
• Trial: Senator recorded asking casino owner for money
• Two more swimmers test positive for E. coli infection
• Auburn theft suspect tosses evidence into roadway
• Auburn police seek masked suspects in store robbery
• Annual Freedom Celebration
• Phenix City expands jail, creates jobs
• Blood type O-negative at low levels in blood banks
• Two swimmers test positive for E. coli
• Alabama cycling event raises funds for good cause
• Facebook commenting coming to oanow.com
• Businesses: Tax hikes won't run customers away
• Auburn High School seniors audition for 'X Factor'
• EAMC testing swimmers for bacterial infection
• Authorities seize Phenix City funeral home
• 4 hospitalized after single-vehicle accident
• EAMC testing swimmers for bacterial infection
• Beauregard woman guilty in death of son
• Lee County Planning Commission to fill vacancy July 11
• Thunderstorms with heavy rain and wind
• Tagless car leads to arrests of four
• Auburn council approves 1 percent sales tax hike
• Opelika OKs sales tax hike, mulls sewer increase
• Opelika OKs sales tax hike, mulls sewer increase
• Is trouble bruin? Black bear sighted in Valley area
• Smiths high school on track for fall debut
• Tagless car leads to arrests of four
• Goodwin, Mosley denied youthful offender status
• Two arrested in Valley on child porn charges
• Kitchens denied youthful offender status
• Judge to rule later on PACT settlement
• Hundreds of people are struck by lightning each year
• Dadeville diver recovers wedding ring from Lake Martin
• Black bear reportedly sighted just outside Opelika
• Tax hike proposal has mixed support from Auburn council
• Kitchens denied youthful offender status in robbery case
• No foul play suspected in Auburn woman's death
• Statewide 'No Burn Order' remains in effect
• Kitchens denied youthful offender status
• Obama wants big campaign map, GOP wants small
• Sales tax hike would push area above state average
• Garage band camp goes beyond the music
• Lake Martin cleanup should be done by July 4
• Magazine names Hubbard top GOP legislator
• Opelika termite treatment plan moving forward
• Tuition going up on UA campuses
• Auburn trustees approve new classroom project
• Storm leaves nearly 4,000 in Auburn without power
• Downtown Auburn event postponed
• Poll: Among these GOP hopefuls, who do you think would make the best president?
• Vehicle's driver seriously injured after collision with train
• Raley receives suspended sentence in DUI case
• Auburn board delays decision on school architect
• Opelika to move forward with termite treatment plan
• Auburn Univ. board to discuss building projects
• Extreme drought moves into Auburn, Opelika
• Tallapoosa County joins Yellow Dot program
• Missing Auburn man found in Opp, Ala.
• Raley receives suspended sentence in DUI case
• Drought worsens for much of our area
• Lee County's Korean population sees jump
• MPO policy board OKs Frederick Road overrun plan
• AU campus could go smoke-free
• Alabama Blues Brothers to play Opelika barbecue event
• Lee Sheriff's Office seeks robbery suspects
• Residents split on proposed Opelika sales tax hike
• AU's Dye eyed royal recruit in '82
• Auburn-Opelika group reviews transportation plan
• Lanett plant to close, cutting 146 jobs
• 23-year-old Auburn man dies at EAMC
• Lee County will purchase new truck with recycling grant
• Former youth pastor sentenced to prison
• Toomer's Oaks Seedlings program to be featured on ESPNU
• Local writer donates 65 books to Opelika library
• Miss Alabama winner reflects on 'a dream come true'
• Auburn enacts voluntary water restrictions
• AU students' technology improves KidCheck program
• AU Bible exhibit celebrates King James anniversary
• AU graduate named Miss Alabama
• Opelika-Auburn News takes top APA honors
• Local police get grant to help track sex offenders
• AU graduate named Miss Alabama
• Lee commissioners get hands-on look at Ft. Benning
• Alex City community welcomes soldiers home
• Judge denies gag order in Toomer's Oaks case
• Three arrested in string of Auburn car break-ins
• Mosley makes case for youthful offender status
• Lee County man sentenced to 55 years for murder
• Scorching spring heat sets records
• Southern Lee County now in extreme drought
• Retirement bill passes Alabama Legislature
• Web Poll: Tough illegal immigration law
• As drought worsens, cities take notice
• Two-truck accident on I-85 sends one to hospital
• Rainfall map for May
• Auburn council raises sewer, trash rates
• Opelika OKs revised Celebrate Alabama agreement
• Local women to vie for title of Miss Alabama 2011
• AU senate passes student evaluation policy
• Slideshow: 82nd Annual Alabama FFA Convention
• Water Restrictions-Smiths Alabama
• Auburn car accident victim identified
• Turn lane on Opelika Road to be closed Tuesday
• Opelika car-jacking suspect arrested in Georgia
• Man charged with murder of woman who went missing
• Man charged with murder of woman who went missing
• Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum landscape changes
• Auburn Univ., Montgomery host annual FFA convention
• Opelika council to consider amending sewer agreement
• One person airlifted after Auburn accident
• Web Poll: Auburn and Opelika considering raising sales taxes
• Auburn City Council to vote on sewer, trash rate hikes
• AU campers learn programming, robotics skills
• Auburn to consider sales tax hike June 21
• Opelika's new economic chief ready to go
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Family Fun Day
• Domestic abuse victims have options, but there's no 'bulletproof vest'
• May pleads not guilty by reason of mental defect
• Lee County area named state's 'best affordable'
• Colleague remembers Kleiner as a trusted friend
• Judge denies gag order in ex-AU players' case
• Record high temperatures bring early health warnings
• Parents' Brown Baggin' It Seminars
• Faulty transformer cuts Auburn residents' power
• Two ex-AU players seek gag orders in robbery case
• Chewacla State Park trails earn national recognition
• Alabama voters to decide fate of Forever Wild
• Police investigating Auburn diamond store theft
• Auburn museum houses exhibit on Southern imagery
• Auburn man drowns at Florida beach
• Murder suspect arrested in Opelika Zaxby's
• Opelika's Lazenby competes in national spelling bee
• Court hears testimony in Raley DUI case
• Alabama authorities raid Greene Co. gambling halls
• Whatley: AU trustee bill likely to pass in House
• Camp Hill police suspect arrested at Opelika Zaxby's
• Opelika Main Street Farmers Market
• Arrest made after 3 injured in Lanett shooting
• State police raid bingo machines at Greenetrack
• Teen charged in Auburn Walmart fire case
• Lazenby starts round 2 of Scripps Nat'l Spelling Bee
• Beauregard farm fire leaves 10,000 quail dead
• Youthful offender status up in air for ex-Tigers
• Opelika police investigate weekend assault, shootings
• Opelika Lion Tamers' Family Fun Day unites area
• Senate passes bill to revise makeup of AU board
• Auburn stabbing victim released, suspect on bond
• Youthful offender status up in air for ex-Tigers
• Updyke gag order hearing set for June 10
• Auburn police seek public's help in Walmart fire
• Auburn, Opelika honor military on Memorial Day
• Opelika man's collection makes 'Antiques Roadshow'
• Auburn, Opelika communities to honor fallen soldiers
• Opelika man's collection makes 'Antiques Roadshow'
• Opelika family remembers fallen soldier
• Early morning stabbing sends victim to hospital
• AU trustee application to go online Tuesday
• AU trustee application to go online Tuesday
• Coroner: Human remains are those of Yamisha Thomas
• Coroner confirms human remains are Yamisha Thomas
• 238 confirmed deaths in Ala. from April 27 tornado outbreak
• Tornado warning alert but no tornado
• Alabama's drought conditions worsen
• AU football players in court
• Opelika mulls sales tax increase
• Valley police nab backpack burglars
• Ex-AU player challenges youthful offender age cap
• Three ex-AU players seek youthful offender status
• UPDATED: Three former AU players apply for youthful offender status
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch until 5 p.m.
• AU professor one of nation's 'hottest'
• MPO: Opelika may bear brunt of Frederick Road cost
• Senators pleased with AU trustee panel's openness
• Driver in Ty Garner case gets 6 years
• Auburn board OKs land purchase for new school
• McNeil enters not guilty plea
• Updyke enters not guilty plea
• 3rd attempted murder suspect arrested in Opelika
• Bentley: Original AU trustee nominations rushed
• Road project updates heard at planning meetings
• Road project updates heard at planning meetings
• Opelika board names replacement for OMS principal
• Opelika man arrested in connection to 1995 rape
• Opelika code to differentiate between restaurants, lounges
• Updyke attorney requests waiver of arraignment
• Search firm accepting AU provost applications
• Man killed in accident near Bleecker identified
• Lee Commissioners discuss noise, railroad crossing
• Lee Commissioners discuss noise, railroad crossing
• One person killed in single-vehicle accident
• Easy riders: Bike club takes 7-day tour of area
• Phenix City woman charged in stabbing murder
• Annual AU farmers market ready to kick off
• Tuskegee man shot in head in Opelika
• Man leads Opelika police on chase after alleged robbery
• Gas prices: What are you paying for at the pump?
• Trial of longtime Phenix City official postponed
• Phenix City man charged with exposing himself on school bus
• Alabama jobless rate edges up; Lee Co. down slightly
• Having heart: Despite health problems, Auburn elementary student graduates
• Crude awakening: Analyzing the pain at the pump
• High school graduation schedule
• Motorist hits power pole in Moores Mill community
• Auburn police seek help IDing parking deck suspect
• Jones leaving Auburn board; new member appointed
• Storm cleanup stalled at Lake Martin
• I-85 accident leaves 2 injured
• No soap required: Clean comedy night comes to Opelika
• Auburn High's Biaz performs poetry for president
• Home tour, auction to benefit storm-damaged Children's Harbor
• Web Poll: News stories, which one is most important to you
• AU named finalist for defense agency employer award
• Opelika police seek new leads in '93 murder case
• Poll: Alabama high school seniors favor UA
• Gag order sought in Toomer's Oaks case
• Census: Number of married couples in Alabama declining
• Teacher dismissal bill has first priority in House
• Opelika school board approves hiring of Northside, Carver principals
• Storm relief, support opportunities
• 4 former AU players indicted on robbery charges
• Law enforcement kick off Click It or Ticket campaign
• Orkin man helps family escape house fire
• Bentley withdraws all AU trustee appointments
• Fuller: Frederick Road 'No. 1 project'
• 4 former AU players indicted on robbery charges
• Updyke indicted in Toomer's oaks case
• Updyke indicted in Toomer's oaks case
• Southern Union shooting suspect indicted
• Auburn council delays vote on rate hikes
• Lee County school board approves meal price increase
• AU officials largely quiet on Lowder decision
• Man arrested in 2010 Auburn accident that killed teen
• OCS Board of Education Called Meeting
• Auburn RB McCalebb arrested on 2 misdemeanor vehicle charges
• Auburn Council to consider sewer, waste rate hikes
• Lowder withdraws from consideration for new term as AU trustee
• Lowder out for new term as AU trustee
• Alabama's Lieutenant Governor visits Lee County
• Whatley calls on Lowder to withdraw
• Auburn bicyclist injured in accident with vehicle
• Preschoolers enjoy 'Forest Friends'
• Dadeville, Lake Martin residents still picking up the pieces
• Four arrested after Auburn bank robbery
• Four arrested after Auburn bank robbery
• Annual Touch-A-Truck event a hit with local children
• Court rules customers pay for Logan's peanuts
• Marsh: AU trustee appointment process should include interviews
• Call of duty: Service pays tribute to area's fallen officers
• Lee County school bus has 'fender bender'; no one injured
• Court rules customers pay for Logan's peanuts
• Suspect in fatal accident to appear in recorder's court
• Ala. congressman attends Toomer's tree-planting in D.C.
• UPDATE: Phenix City couple charged with torturing 4 children
• Man arrested for fatal crash that killed teen
• Opelika holds annual Chamber of Commerce meeting
• Senate leader to let AU trustee nominations die
• Opelika couple's wedding image hits big screen
• Senate president pro tem say he'll allow AU trustees appointments to die in session
• AJHS principal to head new Smiths Station school
• Nearly 2,900 in Auburn briefly lose power in separate instances
• Phenix City couple charged with torturing 4 children
• Governor Bentley: Group to help remove fallen trees
• 50 Alabama systems skipping tornado makeup days
• Web Poll: Osama bin Laden is dead, how safe is the U.S. now?
• Postal carriers pitch in on food drive
• Opelika's Mosquito Control Schedule
• Annual Touch-A-Truck event a 'win-win' for families, downtown Opelika
• Opelika's Event Center Downtown to host benefit for tornado relief
• Taylors' attorney calls school board statement 'gross misrepresentation
• Bentley, Riley popular baby names in 2010
• Remembering high school senior who passed away after auto accident
• Vet school dean selected as AU interim provost
• Witness to fatal wreck gives statement to police
• Robbery suspect arrested after high-speed chase
• Robbery suspect arrested after high-speed chase
• Single-vehicle accident kills one on I-85 in Auburn
• Ala. tornadoes: Nearly 4,000 seek unemployment aid
• ATTENTION PARENTS - NEW IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENT
• Former Phenix City teacher convicted of raping student
• Auburn BOE approves revised calendar
• OMS bands to collect bottled water for North Alabama
• Smiths Station senior dies after auto accident
• Whatley encourages constituents to weigh in on AU appointments
• Auburn City Schools superintendent outlines need for new facilities
• Crime Stoppers seeks driver in fatal accident
• Opelika fire ruled accidental
• Lee County Commission discusses plans to fix courthouse roof
• Bentley, selection panel sued over Lowder's Auburn trustee nomination
• Suit filed over Lowder nomination
• Former Press Secretary Gibbs speaks at AU
• Bentley, selection panel sued over Lowder's Auburn trustee nomination
• Former White House adviser speaks at AU commencement
• 3,055 file for unemployment from Alabama storms
• Alabama tree losses estimated in millions of dollars
• Dadeville parents thought Mother's Day might never come
• Three Phenix City teenagers arrested on burglary charges
• Rebuilding Together volunteers help revitalize area homes
• Attorneys seek delay in Phenix City murder trial
• Dadeville man charged with killing his wife in Georgia
• Riders making cross-country trek for good cause
• Opelika Main Street Farmers Market moving to courthouse square
• Blood donations pour in to local banks after tornadoes
• Two arrested after Auburn store robbery
• Smiths Station produces 'Lip Dub' with cast of 300
• Dr. Farrell Seymore named new OHS Principal
• AU student from Sarajevo lends hand in tornado relief
• Local legislators speak on funeral-protest bills
• Relay for Life: Cancer fundraiser also a celebration of life
• For Paws Rescue Carnival to raise funds for local rescue
• "Be Air Aware"
• Opelika man charged with attempted murder
• More than $1 million pours into Governor's Emergency Relief Fund
• Wells Fargo donates $100K to United Way for tornado recovery in Ala., Ga.
• Two OPD officers promoted to corporal rank
• Relay for Life kicks off Friday
• Saturday's March for Babies to celebrate families, children
• Alabama Legislature OKs bill to forgive storm days
• Slideshow: Aerial photos of tornado damage in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
• Slideshow: Aerial photos of tornado damage in Hueytown, Alabama
• Animal Control, Humane Society partner up to help tornado victims find pets
• Lee County accepting applications for open health board position
• Tuskegee Univ. helps breeder, dogs after storm
• Summit offers advice on avoiding fraud
• Tornado investigation continues
• Opponents in Ala. Senate stall Forever Wild vote
• Alabama towns' repair bills mounting up
• Poll: Should the U.S. government be willing to use torture to gain intelligence in the war on terror?
• 38 Alabama counties now approved for disaster aid
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Most N. Ala. tourist sites back open after storms
• Opelika council renews Seymour's contract as city administrator
• Auburn council renews ad valorem taxes, appoints to board of education
• Telethon offers another way to support storm victims
• Ala. Senate approves Bentley's adjutant general
• Season's first Summer Swing Concert in Opelika canceled
• Legislature reacts to schools' issues after April storms
• Southern twisters hit an economy already hurting
• Watch, call in, text, donate for Tornado Relief telethon
• Official Alabama Lawyers Association release
• Alabama rechecking tornado death count
• 36 Alabama counties getting storm aid
• Auburn's Youssef Biaz wins national poetry reciting contest
• Birmingham baseball team volunteers to help tornado victims
• 40 dead, 340 still missing in Tuscaloosa
• Auburn City Council preview: Property taxes up for renewal
• Slideshow: Tornado damage in Hackleburg and Phil Campbell Alabama
• Slideshow: Tornado damage in Cordova, Alabama
• Slideshow: Tornado damage in Cullman Alabama
• Our View: One death does not kill war on terror
• Charlie Sheen tours tornado damage in Alabama
• Record 226 tornadoes in 24 hours last week
• 40 dead, 340 still missing in Tuscaloosa
• 28 Alabama counties approved for storm aid
• Who makes what in local government
• Who makes what in local government
• Aerial footage from Pleasant Grove, Alabama
• Reports say Osama bin Laden has been killed
• Citizens of Pleasant Grove join together in prayer
• Obama's cabinet members promise aid after surveying storm damage
• Cabinet members meet with families, state and local officials in Alabama and Mississippi
• Napolitano tours devastated Alabama neighborhoods
• Cabinet Members tour Pratt City tornado damage
• Heartbreak for Alabama family in wake of 2 twisters
• Sunday in the South: Mourning for tornado victims
• NCAA letting UA take care of impacted athletes
• Another Franklin death up Ala. storm total to 250
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• Trash Amnesty Week set for May 2-6 in Auburn
• Leaders: Public officials' salaries must be competitive
• In twister's path, a struggle for survival
• 2011 Auburn CityFest draws 'great turnout'
• Slideshow: Auburn City Fest 2011
• Before and After images from Tuscaloosa
• Volunteers give food, shelter to storm survivors
• 2 Alabama counties added to disaster declaration
• Marion Co. storm deaths jump, Ala. total up to 248
• Storms death toll rises in Alabama; now 2nd deadliest in U.S. history
• Tornado Aftermath Coverage: Ala. death toll rises, recovery underway
• Even rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since 1932
• Pleasant Grove mayor, EMA officials clarify town curfew
• AU, area agencies rally to help tornado victims
• Bentley sets day of prayer for storm victims
• Moody residents begin to rebuild after devastating storms
• VIDEO: President Obama speaks in Tuscaloosa
• Winn-Dixie launches program to benefit Red Cross disaster relief
• Storm victims can apply for unemployment benefits
• Opelika woman injured in Thursday house fire
• Obama says Ala. devastation unlike any he has ever seen
• President Obama arrives in Tuscaloosa
• Indiana disaster safe haven bus to visit Alabama
• Obama embarks on day of highs, lows in Ala., Fla.
• Alabama Power reduces outages to 250,000
• Tuscaloosa, DeKalb counties lead Ala. in storm deaths
• Slideshow: Tornado damage in Dadeville and Tallapoosa County
• Lee County groups step up in tornado relief
• Tallapoosa Co. businesses cope after storm
• Killer twisters likely among largest, strongest
• Opelika suspends flower rules at cemeteries for Mother's Day
• Woman sent to Ga. hospital after vehicle flips in Opelika
• FBI Issues Tornado Relief Fraud Alert
• Auburn cancels White House visit after storms
• Slideshow: Tornadoes cause damage across Alabama
• UPDATE: Recovery efforts continue at Lake Martin
• ALABAMA: Deadly Tornadoes in Birmingham, Tuscaloosa and Statewide Kill 194
• Tuscaloosa urges citizens to restrict water usage Thursday morning
• Number of storm-related deaths in Alabama climbs
• Tornado strikes, Damage widespread
• Lake Martin area sees storm damage
• Lake Martin area sees storm damage
• 10 dead in Jefferson County from tornadoes
• President Obama signs Alabama Emergency Declaration
• Congress On Your Corner: Rogers talks federal budget, entitlement programs
• AU hopes to send students to Italy on Verdi trip
• Severe weather likely between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m.
• Opelika planning commission approves land for Celebrate Alabama
• Hubbard: Newspaper wrong on Legislature's treatment of state workers
• Bentley declares state of emergency as severe weather impacts Alabama
• Opelika library will be closed Thursday
• Web Poll: Robert Lowder, another term?
• College dean remembered for passion in teaching
• Parents express support for Northside principal at board meeting
• Gas prices could get worse before they get better
• Knology nears emergence into Opelika, expansion in Auburn
• Gilley out of jail temporarily
• Opelika road, lake to be closed during construction
• Former two-year college chancellor's driver sent to prison
• Aflac announces new voice for duck
• Lee commission discusses road maintenance
• Easter 2011 slideshow
• Opelika, Auburn police looking for driver in high-speed chase
• AU athletics staff share time, talents with community
• Gilley expected to be released from jail Tuesday
• Lee Co. Humane Society accepting entries for 2012 Best Friends calendar contest
• Phenix City considers yard sale limits
• AU veterinarians making mission trip to Africa
• As I-85 death toll rises, leaders push for lower speed limits
• Area children hunt 65,000 Easter Eggs
• Drought conditions may continue improving through summer
• Board decides to not renew Opelika principal's contract
• Princeton Review calls AU a "green" school
• Auburn drug store burgled twice in two weeks
• AU to offer nuclear engineering minor
• Economic chief looks back on career in Opelika
• Ala. casino developer Gilley pleads guilty
• AU to present alumni journalism awards
• North Donahue Bridge set to reopen
• Updyke maintains attack was real
• Police learned of alleged Updyke assault via media
• 1000-mile bike ride to benefit Auburn preschool
• Work on new Auburn grocery under way
• Extending Forever Wild nears final vote
• Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia to add 2012 Kia Optima midsize sedan to production line
• Restitution ordered in Phenix City Girls Club theft
• Former President George W. Bush to visit Alabama
• Poll: Was the South wrong for seceding from the Union?
• State Confirmations Committee Senators' Contact Information
• Updyke claims he was assaulted in Opelika after court appearance
• Updyke claims he was assaulted in Opelika after court appearance
• Award-winning author shares career, life experiences with students via Skype session
• Lee County EMA director addresses weather sirens
• Grief counselors help students who knew pregnant shooting victim
• State senator receives emails about Lowder reappointment
• Updyke allegedly assaulted in Opelika after court appearance
• Southern Union shooting suspect's case going to grand jury
• April 16 tornado outbreak-Update!
• Poll: College students get hard lessons in finance
• How the poll was conducted
• Send us your Easter Pictures!
• AU point guard receives Foy Spirit Award
• DA rejects no-jail deal in Auburn tree poisoning
• Pregnant teen killed in Ala.; baby survives
• Local Red Cross vehicle deployed to aid W. Ala. area
• Opelika taps Huguley as economic development director
• Auburn City Council approves contracts for roadwork, new street names
• Toomer's Oaks: Updyke attorney attempts plea deal
• Curry guilty of murder in 2010 shooting death
• Seeking suspect, deputy shoots dog
• Lowder supporters silent on AU trustee reappointment
• Sheriff's deputy shoots dog
• Bentley's vote for Lowder based on leadership
• Former White House press secretary to speak at Auburn commencement
• Southern Union shooting victim speaks out
• Lawyer aims for plea deal in tree poisoning case
• Jule Collins Smith Museum to host historic concert
• Seniors can benefit from eligibility session
• Lowder, fresh faces nominated for terms as AU trustees
• Lowder, fresh faces nominated for terms as AU trustees
• Trial weeks cut in Alabama courts
• Russell County, Ala. to expand jail
• Eufaula will host Alabama law enforcement exercises
• Tornadoes! Alabama and Gerogia
• Opelika contractors will be working throughout city
• Auburn man feels 'blessed' after life-saving heart transplant
• Tornado confirmed - Fort Benning, Georgia
• Tea party rally draws concerned residents to courthouse
• AU's Tiger Trail inducts 100th member
• Slideshow: Auburn Football Aday 2011
• ALDOT, city leaders hope to soon start Frederick Road widening
• 'A Chorus Line' coming to Opelika
• Chiziks' GardenPark seeks to grow awareness for mental illnesses
• DNA links suspect to Auburn rape
• Four arrested in Opelika drug bust
• AU trustees approve tuition increase
• Supercell-Produces Hail, Lightning and Fog
• Storms leaving trail of damage in Alabama
• Storms leaving trail of damage in Alabama
• Court refuses last Scrushy appeal of $2.9B verdict
• Alabama jobless rate falls; Lee Co. continues decline
• Walk for Autism seeks to raise awareness, funding
• State supreme court justice to headline tea party event
• AU board of trustees to consider tuition increase
• Jury finds Auburn man guilty of leaving scene after striking cyclist
• Evidence in Phenix City woman's death headed to grand jury
• Tornado threat high for Alabama Friday night
• Governor promotes jobs legislation
• Historic Halliday-Cary-Pick House to house AU program
• Both GOP, Dems helped run up $14T national debt
• Auburn schools' new athletic handbook addresses grooming
• Toomer's Oaks: College Street tree shows signs of poisoning
• AU trustees appointment committee to convene Monday
• Trial begins for man accused of hitting cyclist Ty Garner in 2009
• Lee County BOE approves revised calendar, discusses Smiths Station schools
• New leaders named at Drake Middle, Auburn High
• Rooted in helping those in need: Annual plant sale assists local food bank program
• No injuries in pickup, logging truck collision
• Alabama Power appeals EPA emissions changes
• Police arrest suspect in AU thefts
• AU trustee nominations released
• No injuries in pickup, logging truck collision
• Achievement Center clarifies previous statement on Raley resignation
• Storms raced through Alabama and Georgia this morning
• Store owner turns tables on would-be robber, takes gun
• Achievement Center appoints new director
• Severe storms-Late Monday
• Ala. community colleges cut sports due to budgets
• As tax deadline approaches, more choose to e-file
• Outdoor Expo benefits local school, wildlife federation
• Dachshund lovers show off their pups at Doxie Palooza
• Slideshow: Third Annual Doxie Palooza in Auburn
• Tide top Tigers as hot plate
• OHS principal: Leaving school is bittersweet
• Preliminary hearing date set for Southern Union shooting suspect
• AU begins search for interim provost
• Raley court date pushed to May 11
• Slideshow: AU Project Uplift goes fishing
• Verdi's 'Requiem' set for free production in Opelika
• Web Poll: Concealed weapons college campuses
• One killed in morning accident on I-85
• Attorney files for preliminary hearing for accused shooter
• Local photographer recalls encounter with suspected Southern Union shooter
• Philadelphia University dean named AU's dean of architecture
• Lee County inmate escapes from police department
• Former employer remembers May as 'excellent' worker
• Former employer remembers May as 'excellent' worker
• Opelika business remembers dealing with shooting suspect
• Thursday p.m. update: Suspect made incriminating statement to police
• Thursday p.m. update: Suspect made incriminating statement to police
• Canned amnesty: Opelika library trades food for fines
• Opelika to begin study of termite population
• Slideshow: Southern Union shooting
• The Earth's temperature
• LATEST: Opelika police make arrest after deadly shooting
• Judge sends former AU players case to Lee Co. grand jury
• UPDATE: Suspect sought in deadly SUSCC shooting
• Ex-Auburn players' case to go before grand jury in May
• Local choirs, orchestra to perform Verdi
• Opelika council approves action after ordinance violations
• Judge delays trial for former Russell Co. deputies
• Storm downs trees, power lines
• Auburn council approves weekend sidewalk sales
• Gogue announces provost searches at AU Senate meeting
• Defrag and unclutter with area recycling events
• Fire damages Auburn business
• Deadline nears for AU trustee applications
• NOON UPDATE: Alabama Power working to restore power
• Bentley explains state budget crunch to Lee County GOP
• Auburn council to review weekend sidewalk sales proposal
• Investigation into death of Phenix City woman continues
• Opelika police arrest second suspect on attempted murder charges
• Government appeals US judge's health care ruling
• A powerful spring storm!
• 9 seats to be filled this year on AU board of trustees
• At a glance: Auburn University board of trustees
• Alabama PSC to approve rates to encourage jobs
• Annual Earthfest draws crowds, promotes environment
• Marine mud run at AU raises money for training
• Man arrested after wife found dead in Phenix City
• Man arrested after wife found dead in Phenix City
• Smiths Station man arrested in connection with two robberies
• Smiths Station man arrested in connection with two robberies
• Lee County man arrested for robbery
• Phenix City woman dead in domestic shooting
• Slideshow: Auburn University Marine Mud Run 2011
• OHS students work to publish annual magazine
• Supper Club event to benefit MCHS
• Secret Service, APD make counterfeiting arrests
• AU: Library receives 19th century letter; 2 awarded scholarships
• Arrest made in Auburn hit-and-run
• Motion to reschedule Mosley hearing denied
• Relief fund started for AU professor's family in Japan
• Budget proration: Local agencies bracing for layoffs, cuts
• Auburn poker robbery: One found guilty, another awaits trial
• Four arrested after warrants served at two Opelika homes
• Slideshow: Dancing Stars of East Alabama
• Slideshow: Opelika High School's Sweeney Todd
• Organizer: AU gala broke record
• New scholarship established at Southern Union
• HBO: Auburn had chances to comment on report
• How hail forms
• Auburn city, school officials consider proposals to increase revenue
• Contaminated IV products pose no threat at EAMC
• IV infections examined after 9 hospital deaths
• Community forces join for Hunger March to Notasulga
• Auburn hit-and-run suspect arrested
• Montgomery lab is first defense against radiation from Japan
• Playboy seeks AU students for 'Girls of the SEC' pictorial
• Marines to host Mud Run at Auburn Univ.
• Former AU player seeks new court date
• This class rocks: Auburn students interview TV's Jack McBrayer
• Playboy coming to Auburn
• Drought conditions exacerbate fire threat in East Alabama
• Chizik honored by state Legislature
• APD makes its largest illegal prescription drug arrest
• Columbus Lions Assistant Coach put on administrative leave after battery charge
• Attorney optimistic over reopening of VictoryLand
• Auburn considers rate increases for trash, sewer services
• Lee County Commission: Employees to get one-time cash reward
• 2 former Russell deputies plead not guilty in beating case
• Chambers County, Ala. inmate dies in cell
• Monday Morning Severe Thunderstorm
• German trio to close out chamber music society season
• Thousands volunteer during AU's annual Big Event
• At least one tornado confirmed from valley storms
• Garden in the Park organizer: 'Biggest turnout we've ever had'
• Downtown Opelika road to be closed Monday morning
• SEVERE WEATHER SET-UP! Through Sunday Morning!
• Local unemployment rate drops; Ala. stays static
• Solar panels help heat water, cut costs at Lee County Justice Center
• Victim shares details of armed robbery allegedly involving AU players
• UA group raises $50K for Toomer's Oaks
• Local NFL vet turns entrepreneur
• Dinner, auction raise money for local Red Cross
• Pancake Day, Garden in the Park headline jam-packed Saturday in area
• Relihan named associate provost
• Klumpp doesn't regret way she played 'Survivor'
• Auburn company files patent-infringement suits
• Opelika leaders mull court action against property owners
• Provost Mazey: Taking presidential post 'bittersweet'
• Stove fire at Auburn apartment sends 3 to EAMC
• 9 AU athletics department employees allege racial discrimination
• Mysterious odor causes evacuation of AU building
• Attempted murder suspect turns self in; police seek others
• 9 AU athletics department employees allege racial discrimination
• Students allowed back in AU building after evacuation
• Man seeks to add former Russell Co. sheriff to lawsuit
• McDonald's coming to TigerTown
• Opelika artist raises $1,200 to benefit Japan quake victims
• Local schools displeased with possible start date mandate
• Opelika council awards bid for construction of new fire station
• Auburn council approves pedestrian safety improvements
• Sweeney Todd-The School Edition
• OHS principal to take position in Lee County
• Alabama Legislative recap
• Provost Mazey to take presidential post at Bowling Green State
• Red Cross to host 3rd annual event honoring Lt. Col. Hal Decker
• Auburn police seek hit-and-run suspect
• A Look at Current Rainfall and Drought Conditions
• Hundreds in Alabama killed during 'Super Outbreak' of 1932
• Auburn student's death ruled to be 'from natural causes'
• Goodwin, Kitchens make bond
• AU sees increase in applicants; acceptance rate stays flat
• Judge chastises prosecutors in Ala. gambling case
• Attorney for former AU athlete moves to withdraw from case
• Toomer's Oaks Poisoning: Test results warrant further excavation
• Two men shot at Auburn apartment complex
• Two men shot at Auburn apartment complex
• Full moon on Saturday will appear bigger and brighter than usual
• Update: AU student found dead at Pelican Landing Resort report states
• AU student dies in Key West, Fla., during spring break
• AU student dies in Key West, Fla., during spring break
• Fault break blamed in fire at Auburn duplex
• The Spring Outlook & How To Prepare
• Former AU players to appear in court April 6 to face robbery, theft, burglary charges
• Judge grants more time for negotiations in Harrington civil suit
• Smiths Station volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Faulty outlet blamed in Auburn home fire
• Tropics get Active in the… South Atlantic???
• Opelika artist's auction to benefit Japan
• Three arrested after attempting to flee police who weren't chasing them
• Portion of South Railroad Avenue to be closed Wednesday
• Ala. lawmakers to consider tough immigration bill
• Former AU player McNeil released on bond
• Crash claims life of Opelika woman
• Jail self-audit recognized by Lee County Commission
• City of Auburn to perform maintenance on water main
• Aflac dumps duck voice actor for tasteless tweets
• Two-car crash on East University sends pair to EAMC
• Satellite images of Sendai
• SSHS student receives diploma after 10 years
• Oxbow Meadows has so much for you to learn
• Rules make I-85 sign commemorating AU title unlikely
• Realtors hoping for strong selling season
• Remember to set clocks for daylight saving time
• AU students learn of families' safety after 8.9-magnitude quake hits Japan
• Alabama, Lee County jobless rates edge up
• Former Marine makes cross-country trek for veterans
• Recap of Wednesday's storm
• Lee County's hot jobs include machine operators, engineers
• City of Auburn gets $151K grant for sidewalk project
• North Donahue bridge project delayed
• Single-vehicle crash in Auburn kills two
• Emilyn Gipson: Honesty isn't always easy
• NWS: Winds up to 50 mph possible across Ala
• Lee County BOE names Smiths Station schools, discusses calendar
• Dangers of Floods
• Budget-writing bill first up in Alabama House
• Alabama casino owner asking to get out of jail
• Opelika student wins state spelling contest; headed to national bee in Washington, D.C.
• Flood Potential-Mid Week Storm
• Proposal would set Aug. 22 school start date
• Former Opelika City Schools superintendent charged with DUI
• Rain Totals from this Weekend
• WINDS-Wreak Havoc!
• Cousteau grandson speaks as part of 'BLUE on Tour'
• Shortage of execution drug not yet a problem in Alabama
• Burns at Chewacla slated to continue pending weather
• Whatley's bill would extend state's deer hunting season
• Opelika community to turn out for today's cleanup event
• Toomer's Oaks poisoing: Mail mix-up delays arrival of test results
• BRAC realignment could spur Smiths Station growth
• Alabama Supreme Court rejects English-only suit
• Web Poll: State of the Economy
• OHS Parade on Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
• Scholarship honoring slain AU freshman Burk now fully funded
• Updyke to appear before court in April
• Fill 'er up: High gas prices likely to keep rising
• Downed power line causes brush fire on South College
• Auburn spends nearly $3M on BCS national championship trip
• Drought conditions worsen in Lee County
• Toomer's Oaks poisoning: Updyke to appear before court in April
• Auburn Fire Division tends to saw injury incident
• 4 departments fight house fire off Wire Road
• Auburn spends nearly $3M on BCS national championship trip
• Ingram, Fairley vying for video game cover
• Wildfire Season Getting Started Across Portions of the Southeast
• Lockhart gets death penalty for 2008 murder of AU freshman
• University digs wells, bores around Toomer's Oaks
• Auburn utility work to affect North College Street traffic
• Toomer's Oaks poisoning: Updyke attorney files for preliminary hearing
• Car chase sends suspect to jail, two to hospital with injuries
• Home burns in Opelika
• 4:50 p.m. UPDATE: Lockhart gets death
• Burk's father to Lockhart: 'She's not breathing. You still are.'
• Slideshow: Healthy Habits
• FBI: VictoryLand owner invesitgated before
• Tornado Confirmed in Chambers County
• Iraq veteran to be sentenced for student's death
• Opelika council approves sale of $28M in revenue warrants
• Auburn council OKs consulting services, speed decrease
• Opelika bores to center of termite problem
• Anonymous packets target Whatley
• Minor injuries in single-vehicle accident near I-85 Exit 60
• Hutto denied bond in Miss. woman's death
• Valley man arrested, stolen bonds recovered
• A Look Back at February
• Recap of February 28, 2011 Storms
• Auburn council to consider annexations, contracts
• AU to test for spread of herbicide
• Commission refunded for procurement card purchases
• Suspect in critical condition after trooper's cruiser rammed
• Poll: Climbing Gas Prices
• Plane lands on car near Notasulga
• STRONG STORMS-Monday Afternoon!
• College to change name, move to West Point, Ga.
• Credit card designs celebrate AU national championship
• Updyke lawyer's notice of appearance official
• State and local budget cuts are slowing U.S. economy
• National Storm Reports from Thursday 2-24-11
• 2010 census: Steady population growth throughout county
• Drought conditions likely to persist, possibly intensify
• Toomer's Oaks get new soil
• Slideshow: Tuscaloosa girl donates lemonade stand proceeds to Toomer's Oaks effort
• The Severe Weather Threat-TO OUR WEST!
• Preliminary hearing for Updyke canceled
• Space Shuttle Discovery's History
• Prescribed fires at Chewacla to begin today
• Updyke's attorney: "I want to see if I can keep his liberty"
• Ala. treasurer warns college plan needs more cash
• Ala. treasurer warns college plan needs more cash
• Earthquakes happen every day
• Be Prepared For Severe Weather with a NOAA Weather Radio!
• Jeter Primary technology lab debuts at board meeting
• Threatt latest attorney to represent Updyke
• Grout elected mayor of Loachapoka in 29-22 vote
• Grout elected mayor of Loachapoka in 29-22 vote
• Attorney faxes notice of appearance to represent Updyke, Circuit Court Clerk says not official
• UPDATE: 3 lawyers seek removal from Updyke case
• Want to be a Storm Spotter for the NWS-Birmingham?
• Vote today in Loachapoka's mayoral election
• ALABAMA-Time To Prepare Now!
• Wisconsin budget plan may tilt political playing field
• Devil in the details: Attacker intended to kill Toomer's Oaks
• Lee County Commission proposes local legislation
• Woman briefly trapped after single-vehicle accident in Loachapoka
• Tango Fire: Dance company brings timeless art of dance to the stage
• Slideshow: Toomers Corner Oak Trees
• Opelika man charged in hit-and-run accident
• Auburn to be new home of strongest scanner in Ala.
• Letter: Here's what the trees mean to us
• Search yields no evidence of Toomer's rolling after Bryant's death
• Auburn fans gather for 'Toomer's Tree Hug'
• Online postings add new twist in Toomer's Oaks case
• Just the facts: Opelika school hosts Black History Knowledge Bowl
• 'Tide for Toomer's' raises money to save poisoned trees
• Toomer's Oaks poisoning suspect posts bond
• VIDEO: Tide fans raise money for Toomer's Corner
• Auburn University determines next steps for Toomer's oaks: Fans asked to not roll the trees
• Toomer's Corner memories from our Facebook fans
• Statement from Auburn head coach Gene Chizik to the Auburn Family
• Joint statement from Gene Chizik and Nick Saban on the Toomer's Corner tree poisoning
• Auburn fans schedule rally for historic oaks
• Judge appoints new lawyer in oaks case
• SGA presidents of Alabama and Auburn release joint statement
• Valley man arrested after domestic shooting
• Editorial: We don't need retribution for tree attack
• Szvetitz: Poisoning goes way beyond athletics
• AU making plans to rescue trees, backup plans for replacement
• Jury sides with APD officer in civil suit over 2005 arrest
• Friend: 'Nothing criminal' in Updyke's past
• Accused tree-killer arraigned, assigned attorney
• One possibility: New oaks at Toomer's
• Man arrested in Toomer's Oaks case; police silent on details
• Arrest made in AU tree poisoning case
• Teen charged in Phenix City shooting
• An attack on tradition: Toomer's Oaks unlikely to survive after poisoning
• An attack on tradition: Toomer's Oaks unlikely to survive after poisoning
• Alabama extends use of graduation tests for a year
• Closing arguments expected Thursday in Grider civil suit
• AU weighs in on proposed Pell Grant changes
• Auburn, Opelika could also see cuts in grants
• SLIDESHOW: Toomer's Oaks reaction
• Reaction: Poisoning of Toomer's Oaks a 'travesty'
• Reaction: Poisoning of Toomer's Oaks a 'travesty'
• AU professor: poisoning of trees 'evil'
• National Merit Finalists
• Lee County Spelling Bee Champion
• Opelika City Schools Board Meeting
• State Superintendent's Art Awards
• Lawyers question report by APD
• Opelika taps AEG Services for smart grid consulting
• State Superintendent's Art Awards
• National Merit Finalists
• Auburn council amends city's finance policy
• Lee County schools receive nutrition award
• Injured woman rescued from wooded area in Opelika
• Loachapoka to elect mayor Feb. 22
• Computer updates could affect Opelika phone lines
• Judge hearing request to delay Ala. gambling trial
• Deficit biggest chunk of U.S. economy since 1945
• Brothers' federal civil suit against Auburn goes to trial
• Altar ego: Probate judge enjoys performing weddings as part of his job
• Poll: Who is the best Republican presidential candidate for 2012?
• Food/Lodging Establishment Ratings
• Local businesses expecting profitable Valentine's Day
• Auburn bakery offers variety of Valentine's Day flavors
• Orange Beach leaders mull study by AU professors
• Liberty Tax Service offers discount to school employees
• Opelika's business license renewal deadline approaching
• Free tax workshop offered to new business owners
• JANUARY-Coldest Ever Recorded!
• Woman killed in single-vehicle wreck identified
• A slice of history: Cake contest raises money for historical society
• Fort Benning soldier indicted after FBI says he hid grenades
• Woman dies in single-vehicle accident
• Southern Union moving forward with wireless plans
• Local Egyptians celebrate Mubarak's resignation
• Lee County Spelling Bee Champion
• Report: Auburn home burglaries decrease in 2010
• Alabama foreclosure filings on the decline
• Snow In Lee County, Alabama -- Opelika-Auburn News Parking Lot
• Hospital already conforming to new visitation regulations
• 3 injured in early morning wreck
• Drugs, cash seized in raid of Opelika home
• County's schools are open
• Report: More Alabama students taking AP courses
• Season bringing more snow, ice than typical in East Alabama
• Former Auburn University cheerleader lands on "Survivor"
• Some blood drives canceled due to bloodmobile breakdowns
• Soldier's death at Phenix City home under investigation
• Gambling interests donated $6.3 million to 2010 Alabama campaigns
• Opelika, Auburn gearing for possibility of inclement weather
• Hubbard to discuss legislative plan to create jobs
• Auburn BOE approves make-up days, recognizes National Merit Finalists
• Area under winter storm warning
• New Smiths Station elementary school zones defined
• Lee County board OKs zoning for Smiths Station elementary schools
• Auburn University senate approves academic calendars
• Saugahatchee watershed plan moves into second phase
• 'God & Football' author to speak to OLLI at Auburn University
• Auburn Chamber of Commerce celebrates 2010 as positive year
• Murder of Phenix City man under investigation
• Southern Showcase 2011
• Emilyn Gipson: There's no reason why we can't be polite
• Ala. legislators hearing how bad next year will be
• Tuskegee youth program gets $108K grant
• Opelika drug dealer, two others arrested in sting
• Snow forecast toying with Lee County
• Auburn center suspended, faces four charges
• Ala. officials expecting $263 million windfall
• AU students, local residents rally in support of Egyptian people
• Auburn-Opelika area saw almost two inches of rain; more coming
• Village Mall partners with Gabe's Chemo Duck Program
• Suspects in Valley murder case denied bond
• Bentley attends first AU trustees meeting as governor
• Beauregard man suspected in 7 burglaries
• Opelika mayor recovering after breaking leg in fall
• New law to curb AEA on hold for federal review
• Bentley to attend AU trustees meeting
• Lee-Scott Academy named AISA Blue Ribbon School
• Enthusiasts to swarm AU for bee buzz
• Reward offered in trio of Auburn robberies
• Opelika mayor recovering after breaking leg in fall
• Freezing rain mixed with rain, sleet
• Gov. Bentley announces foreclosure prevention help
• Opelika farm to host Cowboy Roundup
• OMS student wins county spelling bee
• Slideshow: Lee County Spelling Bee 2011
• Owner of abandoned vehicle located
• Opelika council moves forward on traffic light cameras, nixes store re-opening
• Local schools ahead of new lunch guidelines
• Auburn council amends street naming policy, approves house demolitions
• AU, Southern Union prepared for mental-health-related threats
• 'Roo'd' awakening: Australian wildlife display wows Auburn schoolchildren
• Witness to King assassination to speak at AU
• Trial for man accused of killing Lee deputy delayed until September
• Opelika store awaits city's decision
• Picture this: Opelika council mulls red-light cameras
• Lee County Commission decides on proposals to present to state Legislature
• Alabama's GOP leaders say no changes in new state ethics laws
• Congressional resolution honors Tigers
• Radio program showcases young musicians
• 2 to appear in Chambers Co. court for Landino murder case
• 2011 Miss Auburn University crowned
• Four local teachers boast new National Board certification
• Sheriff: Jury duty phone calls phony
• Web Poll: Obama's Health Care Reform Bill
• Benefit to help pedestrian injured in College-Donahue accident
• After-school program praises with poetry
• Proposed movie theater in 'state of flux'
• Lee-Scott student to open for country star
• National Guard unit welcomed back to Opelika
• National Guard unit welcomed back to Opelika
• Opelika welcomes home National Guard unit
• Slideshow: 111th of Opelika Comes Home
• Key figure in Challenger disaster to present lecture at AU
• Juvenile arrested after pellets fired at school bus
• Johnson serving federal sentence in S.C. prison
• Auburn lab: Avian deaths due to trauma
• Climbing Gas Prices: How are YOU dealing with them?
• Books for Valentines
• Opelika to welcome home National Guard unit
• Potential AU-Southern Union partnership announced
• Tractor-trailer knocks over power pole, causes outage in Auburn
• Opelika City Schools approves first amendment to proposed budget
• National Championship Celebration Show To Air Tuesday
• Montgomery law firm sues Taco Bell: Where's the beef?
• Postal Service considers closing more offices; Auburn, Opelika locations to continue operation
• Wayne Flynt: Insider language both inclusive and divisive
• Casino owner wants separate trial in Alabama
• Pair of Auburn roads to be temporarily closed
• Tuskegee University inaugurates new president
• Driver injured in I-85 wreck released from EAMC
• Opelika's Planning Academy aims to educate
• UPDATED: Three killed in I-85 wreck; two children injured
• State jobless rate edges up; Lee Co. static
• Three arrested in Auburn on cocaine charges
• Opelika home sustains heavy fire damage
• State campaign endorses healthy diet, lifestyles
• Three killed in I-85 wreck; two children injured
• I-85 traffic around exit 66 stopped due to fatal multi-vehicle accident
• Governor Bentley's Remark
• Area hotels, law enforcement anticipate big crowd for celebration
• Seeds of caring: Area hospital creates community garden
• Annual book battle encourages reading
• Lockhart sentencing delayed until March
• Authorities probe suspicious fire
• Local religious leaders react to Bentley controversy
• Cook takes seat as state director of economic group
• Opelika store fights to reopen after zoning battle
• Room to grow: Plan accounts for Auburn's future growth
• Dead birds from north Ala. being sent to Auburn for testing
• Dead birds from north Ala. being sent to Auburn for testing
• AP: Insurers profit on Medicare float
• Opelika residents speak out on store's zoning dilemma
• Auburn council approves use agreements with companies
• Repair work to temporarily shut down North Dean Road
• Termite damage will force work on county courthouse
• AU senate approves new grading scale, withdrawal policy
• AU on lookout for unlicensed goods in wake of championship win
• OCS announces make-up days
• 2011 could be bad for mortgage industry
• Snow: Thanks to the newsroom
• McAdory: 1957 ... Elvis, Sputnik and AU's national championship
• Community events commemorate King's life and legacy
• Auburn man calls BCS game 'experience of a lifetime'
• Thousands turn out to see championship trophy at Walmart
• Opelika intersection closed starting Monday
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday trash schedules
• Polish orchestra to perform Wednesday
• Program celebrates life of civil rights stalwart
• Auburn churches celebrate, live King's dream
• Building bridges of hope, families of faith
• Auburn couple gets engaged in stands at BCS game
• Fire damages Auburn home, no injuries reported
• U.S. industrial production up
• School make-up days announced
• EAMC announces expansion of electronic health records
• Red Cross in need of blood
• WON & DONE: Newton headed to NFL
• WON & DONE: Newton headed to NFL
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Fire destroys vehicle in Auburn
• AU chooses makeup days
• Alabama Legislature honors Auburn's championship
• Four arrested in Lafayette for burglary
• More details on Tigers' championship celebration emerge
• Coaches' Trophy to be displayed at area Walmarts
• Douglas E. French: As the U.S. food sector sours, AU has real chance to shine
• Poll: Auburn football 2011
• Alabama Legislature convenes despite ice, football
• Census: Long-distance moves across America hit record low
• Auburn fans turn out to welcome team home
• Lee County BOE discusses new Smiths Station schools
• Classes to resume Wednesday
• Auburn claims BCS title after 'unbelievable' run from Dyer
• Fans mob Toomer's as Tigers crowned national champions
• Auburn fans will see another eagle soar
• Local couple rescues victim of BCS ticket bust
• Schools, university closed another day
• Opelika Light and Power customers experience outage
• Winter weather leaves thousands of Alabamians in the dark
• Caution urged on road during wintry weather
• Residents urged to stay off roads
• Auburn ready to scale another mountain
• Icy weather approaches; residents urged to stay in
• Snow, ice to accumulate in central Alabama; closings mount
• Ice expected to impact area
• 'How can we lose ... I'm wearing my lucky shirt'
• Origin of Toomer's tradition uncertain
• Auburn fans will see another eagle soar
• The long wait is almost over
• Riley declares state of emergency in Alabama
• Opelika offices, schools closed Monday
• Air travel, roads affected as storm hits South
• Niffer's Place celebrates 20th anniversary
• Businesses hoping title run translates into sales
• Ice expected Monday, schools, university closed
• AU security makes sure only action is on field
• Schools, university closed Monday
• We're not in SEC country anymore
• Auburn alumna to watch game in Philippines
• Gogue: Title game a "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity
• Transitioning to the next Grade Level-meetings with OHS Guidance Counselors
• Retired Public Safety director, Opelika native dies
• Players have fun as they watch the media circus
• Going to Glendale? It'll cost you
• Businesses expect influx of fans
• Local man burned in BCS ticket mess
• Warning: Get ready for wintry weather
• Retired Public Safety director, Opelika native dies
• AU opens campus to tailgaters for championship
• Drug bust nets 'significant' haul
• Legislators get deal on BCS tickets
• Tuskegee man arrested, awaits extradition to Florida
• APD cautions public to be wary of scams
• '20 under 40' initiative to become biannual event
• Snow and a national championship?
• Poll: BCS National Championship
• Johnson: Longing to be in the newsroom Monday
• Free Adult Computer Classes
• Will the White House be rolled?
• Auburn native steps down from White House post
• Uniroyal Road realignment could begin in 'coming weeks'
• AU recognized by Carnegie Foundation
• Opelika moves to acquire construction easements
• Auburn council OKs incentive packages, sidewalk sales
• Pedestrian hit by car files civil complaint
• Students' dining lawsuit against AU dismissed
• Auburn man faces trafficking charge, more charges pending
• Judge: All PACT participants covered by suit
• Hammett given key Bentley cabinet position
• AU fans give Tigers festive send-off
• Exhibit depicts Alabama Holocaust survivors
• Playset helps development in child with autism spectrum disorder
• Happy New Year from the Opelika-Auburn News!
• Poll: Where will you watch the BCS National Championship?
• Civil rights lawsuit dismissed, appeal possible
• Slideshow: Vasha Hunt's Best Images of 2010
• French: Hyper-inflation on the way?
• Letter: Boo to gays, O-A News, liberals
• State investigating explosion at Wire Road lab
• Lake Martin receives 'treasured' designation
• USDA emergency loans available in Lee County
• New faith-based store coming to Opelika
• Retailers see steady after-Christmas business
• Hospital restricts visitation because of flu
• Woman, two children taken to EAMC after train collision in Auburn
• Two home-invasion suspects in custody, third sought
• Recipe for tradition: AU landmarks showcased in gingerbread
• Firefighters battle Christmas Day blaze at Opelika home
• State's pension funds trail most of country
• Beulah High principal will retire after more than 27 years
• Opelika, Auburn get white Christmas after all
• Sheriffs place friendly wager on big game
• Opelika, Auburn collect Christmas trees
• Additions expand Bentley's Cabinet to 11
• McDonald's employee reports robbery, theft
• Anti-earmark mood costs Alabama $130 million
• Christmas cheer runs in the family
• A (Habitat) home for the holidays
• Burglary suspect caught cooking in victim's home
• Water heater fire causes minor damage to Opelika home
• White Christmas possible, accumulation unlikely
• Judge sets sentencing date for Lockhart
• Ex-Ala. chancellor wants more time before prison
• I-65 road project finished in Montgomery
• Census: Alabama growing, but no new House seats
• Council approves changes to Auburn code, ADOT agreements
• Opelika council votes to acquire right-of-way near Shannon Court
• Kroger recalls pet foods from division, area stores
• On the go, in the know: Staying safe this holiday season
• Poll: Auburn football
• Reward increased for information on Shorter businessman's murder
• GE brings high-tech jet engine parts facility to Auburn
• Taylor family dismisses lawsuit after reaching deal with Auburn schools
• Auburn council to consider changes to city code
• Tonight's early Christmas treat: Total lunar eclipse
• Ethics bills signed into law by governor
• Riley to help celebrate new GE Auburn facility
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Despite recession hiccup, Celebrate Alabama moving forward
• Weathering the storm: Local non-profits hurt by recession
• Westboro Baptist Church a no show at military funeral
• Senate votes to end ban on openly gay troops
• Gays celebrate repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• AU college named Center for Translational Cancer Nanomedicine, receives BP initiative
• Richland Elementary receives $1,000 outdoor teaching grant
• Christmas Year Round helps cash-strapped families
• Kansas church plans to protest funeral of Alexander City Marine
• Enterprise High principal talks about lessons learned from tornado
• Operation Angel Tree brings Christmas cheer to those in need
• Former officers may face federal assault charges
• Community sends Mr. Penny to BCS championship
• Poll: Auburn Heismans
• Gov.-elect Bentley names Opelika native to administration post
• Alabamians owed millions in IRS refunds
• Lengthy session yields several bills' passage
• Auburn school board defends coach's hair policy
• Legislature finalizes PAC-to-PAC ban
• Senate Bill 2 makes it through Legislature
• Smiths student faces expulsion after bringing gun to school
• Teen gets 30 months for Hotel Talisi fire
• Smiths Station High School student suspended for bringing handgun to school
• Senate passes first ethics bill
• Commentary: Filibustering a waste of hot air
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• GOP leaders optimistic ethics bills will bring 'historic day'
• And The Winners Are...Fall Foliage Contest
• Pair nabbed, property recovered in burglaries
• Ala. Legislature resumes special session on ethics
• THOMAS SOWELL: Williams' insights needed in modern society
• Motorcycle club visits EAMC, gives children toys
• Annual Christmas parade draws crowds to Auburn
• Trooper Taylor's son at center of hairstyle lawsuit
• Jim Evans: The conflicting emotions of Christmas
• Trooper Taylor's son at center of hairstyle lawsuit
• Poll: Cameron Newton's best game
• Stepmother of slain children headed back to Ala.
• Alabama governor's ethics bills up for key votes
• All Auburn, All for Mr. Penny
• Quaint homes, grand buildings on display in Auburn tour
• Christmas in a Railroad Town celebrates 16th year
• Rescued zebra 'Evidence' dies
• THE ULTIMATE AUBURN ROAD TRIP
• Jerry Katz: Reflecting on the year that was 2010
• Alabama Legislature taking first ethics votes
• Hard freeze warning until 8 a.m.
• Legislators, public talk ethics reform at Capitol forum
• Victorian Front Porch Tour rings in holiday season
• Gas prices back on the rise
• Groundbreaking for new AU vet hospital today
• Investigation into North College Street fire continues
• Area officers conduct traffic blitz
• Local United Way collects three-fourths of its goal
• Hubbard sworn in as House speaker
• Johnson pleads guilty to state ethics violation
• Alabama rep. sought Democratic post before switch
• Ala. governor to address legislators on ethics
• Auburn considering gun changes
• Council approves measure for new fire station
• USDA secretary pledges rural development
• Special session to kick off; Hubbard to become Speaker
• Fire destroys barn, lights up sky
• Jim Evans: A parable of Christmas for our time
• Douglas A. French: Salvation in cheap bailouts? Don't bank on it
• Grafted transplant urges continuation of Opelika foundation
• Christmas Break
• OMS and OHS Choral Concerts
• OHS and OMS Band Concert
• Ala. GOP leaders predict success for ethics bills
• Teen plans to attend 14th straight Special Children's Christmas Party
• Former Opelika legislator Higginbotham dead at 90
• Poll: Auburn football
• Robert Jackson: Remembering high points of vacation
• New Alabama Legislature gathering in Tuscaloosa
• White Democrats new minority in Ala. Legislature
• Leaping over hurdles: Local dancers face cancer, cystic fibrosis
• GOP: 'Historic' session could bring ethics reform
• Socking it to Joe McAdory's...socks
• Academy Sports plays Santa to local kids
• Dean Road art teacher gets state recognition
• Sentencing date set for Lockhart
• Win or lose, AU makes money
• Deficit-cutting plan wins more support before vote
• Gamecock fans descend on Atlanta for SEC Championship Game
• Area company donates time, decorations to military family
• Lee County school receives national nutrition award
• Officers accused of assaulting handcuffed man resign
• Cam eligible, investigation ongoing
• Study: Ala. graduation rates on the rise
• Fans relieved with Newton news
• Running for more than good health
• $60M loan program aimed at improved energy efficiency
• People warned to be wary of phone scams
• 'Tis the season for giving your time
• Tallassee landmark to be rebuilt
• AU, EAMC bring new MRI machine to Auburn
• AU AD Jacobs addresses Newton's eligibility in letter
• NCAA: Cam Newton Is Eligible To Compete
• Columbus, Ga. elects Tomlinson as mayor
• Weather system brings rain, cold to area
• First rain; now cold
• 'Fiddler on the Roof' coming to Opelika
• Man guilty of home invasion robbery
• Man in police assault case to go to court
• Opelika BOE approves roofing project
• Poll: Christmas trees
• Democrats to choose minority leader for Ala. House
• 'Armed and dangerous' suspect wanted in Opelika's second homicide of year
• Ex-two-year-college chief Johnson to draw pension while in prison
• ABI investigating alleged assault by Russell Co. deputies
• Humbug poll: What is most annoying in the Christmas season?
• Warren McCord: Let's keep investing in public education
• Police have suspect in Opelika homicide
• Slideshow: Auburn wins the 2010 Iron Bowl
• Second suspect in Valley confesses to murder
• Misty rain greets early morning customers
• Local stores opening early for Black Friday
• Annual run raises money for food bank
• Woman charged in Valley homicide
• Food for thought: Local ministry hosts Thanksgiving meal
• Couple arrested in Valley homicide
• Local housing market hasn't 'turned the corner'
• Poll: Auburn Iron Bowl history
• Valley police seek couple in homicide investigation
• Daughter-in-law, boyfriend sought in Valley homicide
• Area retailers gearing up for Black Friday 2010
• AU wins in Beat Bama Food Drive
• AU professor receives presidential award
• Judge delays ruling in Siegelman new trial effort
• Mike Rogers: Sense of urgency on Capitol Hill
• Victorian Front Porch Christmas Tour
• Opelika pair overwhelmed by Oprah
• A Thanksgiving calendar
• Local ministry hosts Thanksgiving dinner
• Vance, 3 other House Dems switch to GOP
• Netflix preparing for shift from DVDs
• Spill panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• Woman killed in multi-vehicle accident on I-85
• Vance, three other House Democrats join GOP
• Multi-vehicle accident delays traffic on I-85 Sunday
• Thanksgiving week trash pick-up schedule
• Civil Air Patrol hosts 5th annual 'Iron Man' competition
• Area restaurant manager featured on reality show
• A cool March night: Lauren Burk's last day unraveled
• Georgia judge guilty in drugs & stripper case
• AU professor part of scientific breakthrough
• Douglas A. French: Fed's choice an example of 'fatal conceit'
• Auburn University: Before and After Lauren Burk's Death
• Lauren Burk's Family Speaks
• AU breakfast kicks off Salvation Army angel tree program
• Farm-City events scheduled
• Teen shooting ruled accidental
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: 'Justice is done'
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury recommends life without parole
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: 'Justice is done'
• Roy Johnson sentenced to six and a half years in prison
• Johnson sentenced to 78 months
• Lockhart Sentencing Trial: Defense Witnesses Testimony
• Lockhart Murder Trial: Burk Family Statement
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury reviews video as deliberation continues
• Feds recommend 7 1/2 years for Johnson
• AU receives record in-kind grant
• Teen shooting under investigation
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury resumes work Thursday
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury asks for more time to deliberate
• AU opens veterans resource center
• Dial wants pay raise rescinded
• Auburn bicyclist hit by motorcycle
• After multiple delays, Johnson sentencing has arrived
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Prosecution, defense rest; closing statements expected in the afternoon
• Teen shooting under investigation
• Ala. Gov.-elect Bentley creates transition website
• Board discusses Lee County school zones
• Council approves Frederick Road widening project
• Gala event honors Vietnam heroes
• Auburn moving forward with Moores Mill project
• Lockhart claims gun just went off
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Video recording of Lockhart discussed
• Provost announces search for new dean
• AU names interim dean
• Much-needed rains ease drought
• GE Aviation plant coming to Auburn
• Poll: Dr. Robert Bentley
• Press Release: GE Selects Auburn For New Jet Engine Coatings Facility In Alabama
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Discussion of Lockhart's hand-written statement
• Ala. gov. continues holiday tradition with pardon
• The Battle of Ia Drang: The third day
• Pair jailed in string of Auburn auto breakins
• Turnham stepping down as Democratic chairman
• Damage to historic Auburn oaks yet to be determined
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Lockhart had victim's iPod
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Phenix City officers testify
• OHS Showchoir Fall Revue
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Prosecution continues with witnesses
• The Battle of Ia Drang: Hal Moore's memories 45 years later
• The Battle of Ia Drang: Joe Galloway's first-hand account
• AU foundation receives grant for veteran scholarships
• AJHS receives national recognition
• AU board of trustees remembers fallen dean
• Family, friends say goodbye to dean
• Slideshow: Veterans Day Honor Bus
• LHS teacher discharged from hospital
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Lauren's father describes her last day
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Day 1
• Youth minister will face sex charges in Ga.
• Veterans tour infantry museum
• Auburn reschedules CompPlan 2030 meeting
• Opelika pays tribute to a real hero
• Opelika police searching for escapee
• Auburn board to vote on building projects
• Local DAR chapter helps veterans in need
• Smiths Station shooting leaves one dead, one injured
• Theater production offers trip back to childhood
• AU dedicates 'nature playground'
• Valley man gets long sentence for raping elderly woman
• Chocolate festival all about women's health
• County to pave near airport
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 4
• Veterans Day 2010
• Ala. gov. attending Veterans Day events
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 4
• Local DAR chapter helps veterans in need
• Veterans Day events scheduled
• AU blood drive supports troops
• World's largest grill rolls into Auburn
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 2
• Deficit panel leaders' plan curbs Social Security
• Alabama gov. says voters want special session soon
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 3
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 2
• Alabama's Kay Ivey appoints transition leaders
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 3
• Auburn BOE discusses growth, tutoring program
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Opening arguments likely Thursday
• Jury mulling Ala. 2-year college charges
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection, Day 2
• Wayne Flynt: Enacting change here will involve helping ourselves
• Emilyn Gipson: Happiness is contagious — share it!
• Poll: Cam Newton controversy
• Fire damages Auburn home
• Controlled burn underway in Opelika area
• Car accident kills one, injures another
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection
• For students, sense of safety the norm on AU campus two years after Lauren Burk's murder
• Jury selection starting in Auburn student slaying
• Courtney Lockhart Trial: Jury Selection
• Lockhart finally goes to trial
• Marines' leader: Keep policy on gays in military
• Auburn University remembers fallen dean
• AU dean struck by car, killed
• Loachapoka High School teacher identified as second pedestrian struck by car
• AU dean struck by car, killed
• Opelika open house event ushers in holidays
• Beat Bama Food Drive in full swing
• Auburn arts center hosts photo lecture
• Hubbard tipped for speaker of the House
• Winner of Chambers County seat may be announced Tuesday
• Varner loses District 13 over Lee County
• Lee Hayley, former AU athletics director, honored by Auburn bookstore
• Election 2010 results
• Election 2010 results
• Hubbard nominated to be House Speaker
• New GOP Alabama legislators looking at leaders
• Warren McCord: School-day memories are best fresh
• No clear path for GOP on health care repeal
• Mark Thornton: Remember FDR for bringing back beer
• Alabama's Congressional delegation gets new look
• Newly elected Ala. governor begins transition
• Strange: GOP control means ethics reform
• Republicans hold on to the Justice Center
• Poll: What worked against state Democratic candidates in Tuesday's election?
• Little out after 32 years
• Local ballot items fail in Lee County
• Alabama races could impact control of Congress
• Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for election Tuesday
• Mixed turnout reports as rain greets Ala voters
• Loachapoka city council moving forward after mayor pro tem's resignation
• Valley man who shot Chambers County police dog gets 10 years
• Convicted sex offender makes plea deal in abuse case
• Turnout strong in Alabama GOP sites
• Opelika could modify resolution on infrared camera agreement
• Armstrong to speak to Auburn City Council about coyotes in city
• GOP seeking to win control of Alabama Legislature
• Alabama voters decide between Bentley, Sparks
• Pollard agrees to plea
• Q & A: District Attorney 37th Judicial Circuit candidate Robbie Treese (R)
• Q & A: District Attorney 37th Judicial Circuit candidate Walter Northcutt (D)
• Governor candidates tour Alabama on election eve
• Q & A: Gubernatorial candidate Robert Bentley (R)
• Robotics competition draws crowd, shows school spirit
• Voters to decide on recreation funding for Lee County
• AU raptor center releases rehabilitated red-tailed hawks
• Prep Blitz Scores
• Q & A: Gubernatorial candidate Robert Bentley (R)
• AU's MBA program earns national ranking
• Ladonia School Bus Accident
• Ala. judge holding hearing on challenge to Bentley
• OHS cheerleader to withdraw after profanity incident
• APD debuts updated command vehicle
• Did Gerald Dial try to mandate a state lottery?
• Creativity aglow: AU design school to host pumpkin carve
• Listen to this: AU lecture all about sound
• Wacky, warm weather on its way out
• Opelika BOE talks improvement plan, recognizes students
• AHS student to raise funds, awareness at Syrup Sop
• ACS superintendent hoping for new high school
• Incumbent Bridges wants to help small businesses
• Long aims to cut out waste from state government
• Vets wary of canine flu in Lee County
• Local Halloween festivities
• Cause of fire at Auburn apartment complex under investigation
• Sparks, Bentley face off in last Ala. gov. debate
• Deuces wild: Local stores stock up for frantic football fans
• Dial's party hop caused by Dems' socialist shift
• Figurative 'run' for senate is literal goal for newcomer Varner
• Tornado watch extended to 10 a.m.
• Blithe Spirit presented by the Opelika High Theatre Society
• Restaurant manager, kidnap victim help bring peaceful resolution to tense situation
• Valley PD seeks help to find robbery suspect
• Deputy named inaugural James W. Anderson Award winner
• Prep Blitz Scores
• Ala. gov wants feds to stop Indian casino bingo
• Douglas A. French: As seniors' bills rise, Social Security doesn't
• Friday is Alabama deadline to register to vote
• Undercover investigation yields 19 arrests
• EMA promotes severe weather readiness at AU
• Alabama AG candidates at odds on health care suit
• Friday is Alabama deadline to register to vote
• Lockhart hearing continued Nov. 3
• Live updates from the Alabama Gubernatorial Debate
• AU Gubernatorial Debate Slideshow
• AU Senate passes faculty savings policy
• Opelika council OKs sewer agreement with Auburn
• Residents show support for urban chickens at Auburn council meeting
• Bentley, Sparks trade barbs at AU forum
• FAA report identifies student in May Cessna incident
• Poll: Bentley and AEA money
• Douglas A. French: Fans really do play crucial role in helping win sporting events
• Order expected Wednesday in Lockhart trial
• Live updates from the Alabama Gubernatorial Debate
• Ala. first lady writes book on governors' families
• Gov: Ala. voters distracted by football, economy
• Report: Bentley secretly sought help of AEA
• Auburn researching viability of Ala. oyster farms
• Bentley moves campaign out of Pate building
• Prep Blitz Scores
• Vinson to be tried as adult
• Vandals destroy mailboxes in Auburn neighborhood
• 11 defendants face arraignment in Ala. bingo case
• Poll: Ole Miss mascot
• All bingo-bribery defendants plead not guilty
• Attorney: McGregor to plead innocent Friday
• Local schools put on theater productions
• Nowlin: Student struck Beauregard teacher
• Public barred from alleged murderer's youthful offender hearing
• Henderson trial being postponed
• Opelika Halloween attraction nixed this year
• Bentley changes from candidate to Dr. in campaign
• Part of Dean Road to be closed Friday morning
• Top lawyers lined up for Alabama gambling trial
• Douglas A. French: The bingo bribers have done no wrong
• Speakers to celebrate Auburn's history
• Foy remembered for having 'Human touch'
• Slideshow - Images from the funeral of Dean James Foy
• Beauregard student strikes teacer
• Auburn BOE approves 2011 calendar pending state action
• Lee County to join select group if master plan approved
• Poll: Ted Little vs. Tom Whatley
• Fall Break
• Little, Whatley received donations from PACs with gambling ties
• AU satellite program gives students hands-on experience
• Opelika students define responsibility
• Valley City Council: Funds sought for mill cleanup
• Red Cross chapter to offer canine CPR course at Jan Dempsey
• Alabama governor visting German auto suppliers
• Knology plans for Opelika franchise on schedule
• Emilyn Gipson: Parents, respond to teachable moment
• Auburn man agrees to plea deal
• AU's Beat Bama Food Drive kicks off today
• OHS vs. Parker game moved to Oct. 28
• AU dean James Foy dies at 93
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead by own hand
• High School Football Scores
• Lockhart will be tried in Lee County
• AU grant to educate Alabamians on broadband
• DNA sample gathered as body exhumed in Tuskegee
• Hubbard's company sells ads to GOP
• Sarah Palin gets teary talking about son's future
• VIDEO: Unnamed lawmakers play role in corruption probe
• 2 former presidents, Palin will be in Ala.
• Hutto indicted, not arraigned locally
• Harri Anne Smith has 'peace' about indictments
• Opelika launches website to attract businesses to city
• Officials: 22 fatalities in area in '09 highway wrecks
• AU panelists talk recovery in the Gulf
• Authorities will exhume body of murder suspect
• McGregor lawyers question U.S. Attorney's involvement
• APUSH for Veterans to raise money for the Honor Flight
• Opelika City Council: Members award road resurfacing bid
• Auburn City Council: Further study needed on texting-while-driving ban
• Lee County Fair Day One
• Metro planning council gets update on local road projects
• Conference draws area law enforcement to Auburn
• Ala. GOP seeks to capitalize on bingo charges
• Alleged bank robbers thwarted by security guard
• Auburn University forum aids Gulf recovery
• Police: Bank on Dean Road robbed
• Davis rips Democrats' response
• Tom Worden: Local non-profits offer great resources to families, community
• How state senators voted on the Bingo Bill
• Ted Little, local politicians comment on bingo probe indictments
• Federal indictments related to gambling corruption charges
• Statepolitical leaders comment on Monday's indictments
• Ron Sparks reacts to the Alabama bingo corruption indictments
• Statement from Joe Espy, McGregor's Attorney
• Vehicle struck by train at Opelika rail crossing
• Gov. Bob Riley reacts to corruption indictments
• "Think Pink" Walk Slideshow
• Two casino owners, four senators, and others released on bond
• Warren McCord: Is government really too big?
• VictoryLand owner McGregor, others, reportedly arrested
• Governor's office issues statement on corruption investigation
• Complete details to conspiracy arrests in Alabama legislature
• Assistant Attorney General issues corruption statement
• Candidate's claims about judge's court history check out
• One dead, two hurt in wreck on Highway 280
• Lee County Family Court Judge: Camp boasts experiences
• Lee County Family Court Judge: Fellows' goal is 'to shield'
• Lee County Family Court Judge: Camp boasts experience
• Lee County Family Court Judge: Fellows' goal is to 'shield'
• Beauty queen shares anti-bullying message
• Prep Blitz Scores
• Bicyclist expected to make full recovery
• Opelika man gunned down Friday
• Juvenile involved in accident on Dean Road
• AU news: Building projects on track
• Lee County Red Cross unveils new suite, restored vehicle
• Tuskegee man allegedly tries to murder girlfriend
• Local socialite not going to jail after zoning violations
• Web Poll: EAMC goes smoke-free
• Juvenile involved in accident on Dean Road
• EAMC goes smoke-free Friday
• State gets federal award for increasing adoptions
• AU grants to serve aerial, educational, rural tech purposes
• County government council to discuss public transportation
• Alabama obesity rate drops slightly
• Superintendents: Longer school year not likely
• Auburn University warns students of Facebook dangers
• AU students warned of Facebook danger
• Valley seeks donations to help support annual holiday carousel
• Lee County budget decreases $3.3 million for next fiscal year
• Bentley mixes income with taxable income
• Weekend weather brings fall-like temps
• Poll: Which political group do you prefer to associate with?
• Lockhart trial date set
• Auburn man killed in train collision
• No permanent salary increases for AU employees in 2011
• New university president appreciates Tuskegee's history
• Prep Blitz Scores
• Airport terminal officially dedicated
• Auburn man killed in collision with train
• AU board of trustees will vote on budget
• City welcomes Tuskegee Airmen Inc. board
• State education budget drops $1.2B since 2007
• Auburn man indicted for June murder
• Hutto indicted, transferred to Birmingham
• Ala. board unhappy with AG King: Board wants Gov. Riley to intervene in litigation
• Hutto charged in Birmingham murder
• Valley police looking for classic car thief
• Silver-haired Legislature seeks grandparents bill
• Mississippi Governor seeks extradition of Hutto
• Slideshow: Owls released at Town Creek Park
• Police may have located third driver in wreck
• Auburn police seek another driver in Saturday's accident
• Hutto charged with murder in Alabama and Mississippi
• Auburn 2010 Fall Festival
• Hutto now faces murder charge
• University Senate passes final exam policy
• Opelika council approves Knology agreement, traffic light
• Auburn council OKs bar's illegal outdoor patio
• Opelika council to consider Knology franchise agreement
• No charges for Valley man in shooting death of his grandson
• Bentley leads Sparks in campaign fundraising
• Hutto charged with murder in Mississippi
• Report: AEA paid for anti-Byrne ads in GOP runoff
• Dental records confirm identity of body
• Tyson claims he can raid without warrant
• Body identified as Simpson
• Auburn council set to approve Cary Drive roundabout
• Murder suspect makes first court appearance
• Tuskegee University gets new president
• Police identify LaFayette teen killed in accident
• Weekend traffic accidents claim three lives
• Ala. voters to decide on $1 billion road improvements proposal
• Coroner says dental records needed to confirm identity of body found in Mississippi
• Incumbent Little supports removing sales tax on food
• Whatley says he wants to create jobs, keep taxes low
• Opelika man remains in intensive care at Birmingham hospital
• Ala. supreme court rules against Gulf hotel foes
• Sex offender arrested in car of missing elderly woman after Opelika attack
• ESPN Game Day attracts crowds, signs
• Web Poll: Favorite Auburn Gameday Tradition
• Woman's body 'badly decomposed'
• Body of woman found in Mississippi
• Jasper man charged with attempted murder in Lee County
• Proration hike affects local schools
• Auburn University reports record enrollment
• Chemical leak prompts evacuation at Auburn University pharmacy building
• AU posts 'all clear' for pharmacy building
• Hazardous material release at AU
• Cause of Salem fire still unknown
• Jenkins will stay with Auburn City Schools until 2012
• Congestion woes prompt gameday traffic revision in Auburn
• City remembers Auburn University mainstay 'Tex' Williams
• One structure damaged in Salem lumber yard fire
• Ex-Tider, Miami Dolphin speaks to Sanford Middle students
• Local veterans travel to D.C. for Honor Flight
• Area schools systems face budget crunch
• Douglas A. French: Taxpayers fleeced for green energy revolution
• Late council member Lyons honored in Valley
• Lee County commissioners to review budget for next year
• Tv host says States's bio-diversity impressive
• Two Auburn men injured in weekend crash; speeding, alcohol suspected
• Alabama Tops nation in gains on AP tests
• Tasty cakes: Auburn club hosts annual breakfast
• Web Poll: Riley over Bentley and Sparks?
• Child, three others injured in one-vehicle accident Sunday
• AG hopefuls promise to work with next governor on BP claim
• With PACT not an option, parents look for alternatives
• Opelikians gather to remember 9/11 victims
• Local dogs have a bark in the park
• Ex-chancellor Byrne now with firm he hired in 2009
• Lee County remembers 9/11
• Lee County Humane Society's Woofstock 2010
• Tribute to 9/11 victims made at AU
• Opelika Main Street to host dinner and auction event
• Auburn University's new flight chief ready to take off
• Local group plans Sept. 11 memorial
• Opelika City Schools unveils proposed 2011 budget
• AU freshman's wish comes true
• OHS college fair Thursday
• Proposed ACS budget made public
• Alabama board airing concerns over 2-year colleges
• Judge lifts restraining order on VictoryLand
• OHS College and Career Night
• Auburn OKs roundabout at South Cary-North Donahue
• Opelika moves closer to cable competition
• Woman gets 20 years in drug-related charge
• Woofstock on tap this weekend
• City councils meet tonight
• Moving forward: Family perseveres in face of son's illness
• Three injured in I-85 accident near Auburn
• Passenger in Saturday accident dies
• Auburn briefs: Man killed by train; 3 injured in auto accident
• War Eagle takes flight at program
• Stay-at-home mom returns to the classroom
• Opelika men arrested for auto burglaries
• Police suggest alternative gameday routes
• A decade later, Opelika family still searching for justice
• Upcoming exhibit at Auburn's Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Artdepicts '30s attitudes
• Ala. has money remaining for appliance rebates
• Jay Jacobs: All in the family ... experience AU
• Event showcases raptors before Auburn University home games
• Knology, Opelika agree to franchise terms
• Auburn Block party marks start of football
• Biker struck in Auburn
• Chambers Co. Sheriff's Office mourns loss of K-9 unit's 'Kilo'
• Ala. tax collections remain below last year's
• Motorcyclist struck, airlifted to hospital in morning collision
• Increase in Labor Day travel projected
• Lee County recognized for solar project
• U.S. Highway 29 bridge projects ahead of schedule
• Loachapoka students get netbooks
• Auburn University luncheon honors veterans
• Raptor center to release barn owls
• Judge Walker delays sentencing
• Archie's reopens after arson
• Inmate injured in jail assault at Lee County Detention Center
• Proposed Opelika city budget close to $100 million
• Lights! Camera! Reeltown!
• Lost dog finds way back home
• Opelika eatery, social hub closed after 42 years
• Poll: What do you consider to be Alabama's worst hurricane?
• Businesses' program promotes healthy habits among youth
• Lee County's budget in hands of commissioners to consider
• Auburn Police Division warns residents about scam
• Opelika's revenues drop in '09
• Auburn teacher explores Smithsonian
• Locals remember impact of Hurricane Katrina
• Opelika resident reflects on life after the storm
• Court to decide if sex offenders must have a home
• ACS puts superintendent search on hold
• AU financial audit released
• Police: Lanett man assaulted paramedics
• Haney hopes to instill passion for education in her students
• High School Football Scores
• 17.5 percent turnout in Opelika's special election for Ward 5
• Auburn High hosts Band-O-Rama 2011
• Opelika School Board discusses AYP
• Auburn candidates say economic growth key
• Home sales declining in Lee County
• Jamie Ferguson brings passion for history to OMS
• Auburn re-elects Bill Ham Mayor
• Ala. doc uses voter drives to influence politics
• J.F. Drake Class of 1960 celebrates reunion
• AG King's son injured in car wreck on I-85
• Aviation plant coming Alabama
• Monarch Estates honors veterans
• Slot machines destroyed in Chambers County
• Folsom, Ivey differ on Ala. gambling, other issues
• GE Aviation bringing plant to Alabama
• New council member seated in Valley
• STAYING GROUNDED: AU looking for new flight chief
• Opelika man drowns on church trip
• Auburn University's pilot school up in the air
• Auburn and Opelika voters go to polls for city elections Tuesday
• Watkins loses job in Texas
• Canon wins Opelika election
• State $36 million to weatherize homes
• Roy Johnson scheduled to be sentenced in November
• Judge rules Susan Salatto improperly fired from Southern Union State Community College
• Seized slot machines to be destroyed in Chambers County
• No light for North College Street and Farmville Road in Auburn
• Jule Collins Smith Museum to show airing of PBS film on Rural Studio's Mockbee
• Auburn school children accompany parents to vote
• Auburn school in hunt for $250K grant
• Budget Hearing
• Classes Offered for Parents at OMS
• Area business, volunteers help transform parking lot into playground
• Local group to host Arizona immigration rally at Lee County Courthouse
• Ford blasts Gov. Riley over gambling issue
• NYC looks to stop spreading bedbug infestations
• Mobile Teenager Shoots Record Low Round Of 57
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same
• Jefferson County sits out Ala. sales tax holiday
• Arizona helped deport thousands without new law
• Rangel, ethics panel lawyers talking settlement
• Efforts under way to cap La. oil leak
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same
• Mary Belk: Summer provides a good time to try all of our area’s offerings
• Editorial: Put 2 and 2 together for interstate’s impact on Lee County
• Letters to the editor: Phone charges make sense
• Death row inmate’s appeal denied
• Opelika woman takes plea deal
• Opelika to relocate recycling center
• Opelika board of education meets
• ACLU asks FBI to turn over data on racial mapping
• Baxley returns to work at PSC
• Alabama again fails to make ‘Race to Top’ finals
• House voting big war funds, despite Afghan leaks
• Second Enterprise, Ala. soldier killed in Afghanistan in just over a month
• Outrage remains after CA council votes to cut pay
• Matt Garza pitches 1st no-hitter in Rays history
• 4,500 Ala. organizations could lose tax exemptions
• HealthSouth investors to get settlement cash
• Letters to the editor: Insurance doughnut hole helps makes case for Obamacare
• Bob Mount: ‘Hen-peckers’ working toward equality in man-centered world
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• Robbery suspect gets trial delayed
• Opelika Lions Club questions Gary Fuller about smart grid
• Clock ticks away in mission to balance budget for Lee County Commision
• Six compete for vacant Valley council seat
• Letter: Reader gives kudos to Bentley, but says Sparks’ idea will fix national issue of unempl
• Letter to the editor: Lee Road 132 warrants paving
• WikiLeaks: More US documents coming on Afghan war
• BP’s Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works
• AU department public safety and security announces emergency repair road closures
• New bridge arrives in NYC after float down Hudson
• High-paid CA council members say they’ll slash pay
• Teen volunteers learn hospital ropes for summer
• ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful
• Scouts to celebrate 100th anniversary in Virginia
• Calif. town’s council likely to see angry public
• ‘Inception’ trumps ‘Salt’ with $43.5M weekend
• Could American take over Britain’s BP?
• Letters to the editor: Lee County children need foster homes
• Jennifer Foster: State Democratic race for gov contradicts Obama’s election
• Bob Sanders: Digit deal leads to ‘pointless’ procedure
• Editorial: We’re watching how Valley fills council vacancy
• Paul Davis: Gambling takes up way too much of our public lives
• Letters to the editor: We continue to persecute best rodent control we have
• FCC, public safety at odds over broadband plan
• Geithner favors allowing some tax cuts to expire
• Official: BP CEO Hayward being replaced over spill
• At least 18 die in concert stampede
• Political newcomers spice up Auburn political season
• Local horse park hosts area competition
• Raptor center releases hawks
• At least 15 die in concert stampede
• Pay czar will not fight banks on $1.6B in exec pay
• Calif. town outraged to learn of officials’ pay
• Rig alarm system partly disabled at time of blast
• Auburn family offers reward for lost pet
• ADEM seeks to improve air quality around schools
• Judge: Ohio man can’t form own Indian reservation
• Out-of-work professionals help each other through career center
• Gasoline pump prices are heading higher
• Driver in fair condition after collision with train
• Slideshow: 2010 SEC Media Days
• AEA admits role in runoff ads attacking Byrne
• SEC Media Days Coverage
• MLB begins testing for HGH in minor leagues
• Auburn, UA team up to measure earth movement
• Alabama readies for sales tax holiday Aug. 6-8
• Tropical Storm Bonnie nears Florida, oil spill
• Expect vigilance at likely NY Clinton wedding site
• Joe McAdory: Is Hughes’ ‘trial run’ fair?
• Letter: Especially now, Lee Co. kids need your help going back to school
• Local U.S. Kids Golf Tour decided by one stroke
• Feds work to put a price tag on oil spill damage
• Judge hears arguments over Arizona immigration law
• Key ships ordered to leave spill site before storm
• Valley still plans event despite fire
• Legendary newsman dies at 93
• Letter to the editor: Classic book’s reviews also merit praise
• Mortgage rates lowest since 1971
• National Weather Service issues heat advisory
• Judge rejects Florida demand for water in dispute
• Cows escape after slaughterhouse truck overturns
• Smithsonian holdings to aid researchers in Gulf
• Early morning house fire in NYC kills mom, 4 kids
• Ala. legislative official turns over bingo files
• Big Oil plans rapid response to future spills
• 6 dead, 9 hurt in California Greyhound bus crash
• Council member selection will not be secret in Valley
• Auburn scientist gets grants to study fish worms
• Valley mill fire ruled accidental
• Legacy of nuke drilling site in Colorado lingers
• 200-year minimum set for man who killed young boy
• Alabama’s secretary of state gets national post
• VP visits Alabama coast to discuss oil spill
• Alabama opening Mobile Bay to shrimping
• Sherrod case shows power of conservative media
• Ships ready to leave leaky well as storm brews
• Editorial: Is casino’s 1 percent charity or charade?
• Court: Ala. charities got little from VictoryLand
• Relief tunnel should reach BP Gulf well by weekend
• Editorial: Getting down to business after runoffs floweth over
• Mary Belk: Pondering anti-beer’s fizzy roots
• Report: VictoryLand gave 1 percent of revenue to charities
• Cameron rebuffs US, says no new inquiry on bomber
• Judiciary panel OKs Elena Kagan for Supreme Court
• Former inmate recalls daring escape from Auschwitz
• Emotional toll for some survivors of oil rig blast
• China surpasses US as world’s top energy consumer
• White House apologizes to ousted USDA worker
• ‘Secret ballot’ plan illegal in Valley
• Gov’t watchdogs: mortgage program is not working
• Auburn University veterinarians deploying to Afghanistan
• Woman injured in train-car collision
• Auburn council OKs incentives for new industry
• Reconnect Information
• Opelika council approves new tax abatement for Mando Corp.
• Back to School 2010
• Area meth ‘round-up’ nets 15 arrests, 30 warrants
• Despite short jail stint, Lohan won’t be back soon
• Opelika Fire Department battles two local fires, no injuries reported
• Scientists find most massive star ever discovered
• Eight vie for Valley council seat
• Paper bingo still a big draw at Piedmont hall
• On the Agenda: Auburn City Council
• Police chief leaving Fairfield Ala., for Tuskegee
• Council to consider tax abatement, appoint officials for special election
• Dothan banker pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Fire causes extensive damage at Langdale Mill
• Lesbian gets $35K settlement over canceled prom
• Ham gets late challenger for mayor’s race
• Heroic mailman saves 3 lives while on the job
• NYC bank robber says it with flowers _ plants too
• Digital movie locker ‘UltraViolet’ nears launch
• In Fla., resentment washes ashore along with oil
• Democrats to give jobless benefits another vote
• Feds: BP’s cap stays on, new leaks insignificant
• Editorial: Next governor’s job is to focus on improving exactly that—jobs
• Douglas A. French: As we mend our own economy, consider communist Cuba’s socialist solution
• Letters to the editor: Dog days of summer to provide reprieve from hot campaigns
• 60 votes in place, Dems ready to extend jobs money
• Obama to GOP: Restore unemployment benefits now
• Gun permit allows quick access to Texas Capitol
• I-75 in Ky. to honor Tuskegee Airmen
• Economists say recovery continues, but pace slows
• Louie Who scores another win for South Africa
• 61 people killed in trains crash in east India
• Feds let BP keep Gulf oil cap closed despite seep
• Jennifer Foster: Alabama turns its back on positive change
• Average gasoline prices down from a month ago
• Bob Sanders: It’s July! It should be hot
• BP shares fall as costs rise, seep causes concern
• Editorial: Testing policy needs careful consideration
• Mississippi casino winnings down from May to June
• Temporary cap in place—now what for the Gulf?
• Feinberg sells compensation fund to spill victims
• Jobs issue is priority with governor candidates
• Halliburton 2Q profit jumps 83 percent
• Missile plant planned for Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal
• Major railcar plant in North Alabama derailed by economy
• Fishing families turn to fast food, ‘grind meats’
• Gulf forecast: Cloudy with a chance of tar balls
• AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection
• Feds: Oil, gas leaking from cap on ruptured well
• Five years later, Salmon murder remains unsolved
• Priest uses music to support ministry efforts in his native Uganda
• Opelika celebrates its history
• AU lays off eight workers
• Hughes named to serve out Circuit Court term
• Immigrant deaths in Arizona desert soaring in July
• 94 charged in Medicare scams totaling $251M
• Hyundai Mobis Job Fair
• Colette Robicheaux: Youth show there’s hope for the future
• Joe McAdory: Now it gets real—Blue vs. Red
• Obama: Much oil cleanup work to do
• Pro-casino protest held across from Alabama Supreme Court
• Wall Street crackdown, consumer guards, are passed
• BP: Payments top $200M for Gulf oil spill loses
• Ala gov: prayers answered with spill flow stopped
• 28 killed in hotel fire in Iraq’s Kurdish region
• Bashing by Blagojevich a badge of honor for many
• Texas shrimpers open new season with worries
• Goldman to pay $550M to settle civil fraud charges
• Hyundai Heavy puts 1st US plant in Alabama
• Next steps in test of BP Gulf oil cap
• Coosa tax vote may keep state from system takeover
• History to come alive again at Opelika museum
• Construction on North Cedarbrook Lane to resume Monday
• Lee County BOE approves computer bid
• Oosthuizen surges to 3-shot lead at British Open
• Gatekeepers: Opelika housing community picks up national award
• Mobile County. schools cut $15.3 million
• Two arrested for AC thefts in county
• Ala. man remembers going over Niagara Falls as boy
• Minor earthquake shakes US capital’s movers
• BP is encouraged by early results from Gulf well
• Poll: Many in Ga. support tax boost for education
• Letters to the editor: Public display not true measure of patriotism
• Dozens of outspoken, popular blogs shut in China
• Revs. Sharpton, Jackson downplay tea party issue
• School aims to re-teach civics with focus on faith
• BP works to fix valve leak before choking oil flow
• BP says testing process on cap should begin ‘soon’
• Letter: Voters should throw wrench in Ala.’s complex political machine
• BP begins testing new cap over Gulf oil leak
• Democrats gearing up for general election
• Opelika gearing up for downtown celebration
• Hubbert stepping down from Democratic post
• BP: No oil leaking into Gulf from busted well
• Sea turtles rescued from Gulf spill released
• 7 held after Dale County, Ala. shooting spree
• David Ortiz wins HR Derby with 11-homer final
• FDA to review first of 3 new weight loss drugs
• Dow ends week up 5.3 pct, its best gain in a year
• Transferring oil from broken well an option for BP
• Ala. Pre-K program one of best in nation
• Auburn leaders want to study texting ban
• BP prepares to test new cap installed on oil leak
• Jennifer Foster: Dems’ best weapon is GOP
• A party on 50th: Happy Birthday ‘MockingBird’
• Jerry Katz: Where do the (summer) days go?
• Under the sand, BP oil hidden from easy cleanup
• Fellows, Mayfield pick up support
• Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies at 80
• Bob Sanders: CD brings back ‘Starlight Souvenirs’ from days past
• BITE FOR BYTE: Best Buy helps chef simplify kitchen
• Jennifer Foster: Yes, there is a lot of anger in the political world
• More triple-digit heat brings misery to the East
• Candidate qualifying kicks off in Auburn
• New BP cap set for slow tests of how it holds oil
• BP: Oil cap will be attached today, then tested
• Voters head to the polls Tuesday for the runoff elections
• Bob Sanders: The day we became bass fishermen
• Anti-Byrne attack ads cause Ala. GOP accusations
• Opelika field set for special election
• Bentley wins GOP nomination
• Mike Hubbard: Obama prefers socialist mandates over fixing oil spill
• Local school’s history marked, remembered
• Mary Belk: When in Rome ... be sure you follow the goofy local laws
• Dawson named new APD chief
• Council appoints officials for upcoming referendum on cable TV company
• Fellows, Hughes win nominations
• Joe Turnham: Oil clean-up should be priority for November election
• Volunteer fire departments put training to the test
• Bob Mount: Saving snakes is a slippery situation
• 2 missing after barge capsizes duck boat in Philly
• Annual fan drive helping residents beat the heat
• Lee Co. voter turnout higher than predicted
• Paul Davis: Hubbert the key player in Tuesday runoff
• Why Shoot a Mockingbird
• U.S.-Russia carry out dramatic spy swap
• APNewsBreak: Agents spoke with Calif kidnap victim
• Ole! Running of the bulls begins in Spain, 2 hurt
• Lee County Sheriff’s Office investigating thefts of air conditioners
• Gunman kills 5 in New Mexico office shooting
• Runoff candidates shift into overdrive as election day draws near
• Bentley talks health care, gambling in Opelika
• Beach cleaners only skimming oil off surface sand
• Lohan’s future on hold until jail, rehab are done
• Fellows, Hughes win GOP judicial nominations
• Voters to decide runoff elections Tuesday
• Lee County BOE discusses drug testing policy
• Annual tax-free holiday next month
• East Coast to get relief from heat, not humidity
• Manson follower denied parole for 19th time
• July 4th partiers fall 3 stories in Ala.; 1 dead
• Ford falls to Beasley in Senate District 28 Democratic Runoff
• Auburn Knights to celebrate 80th annual reunion
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’s’ two-year run from law is over
• Byrne gets GOP endorsements
• Alleged Auburn grabber caught
• Analysis: A critical US-Israel issue is left open
• Mary Belk: Savor our swamps
• Lee Co. residents speak out on traffic issues
• Will stocks keep rising? Profit reports may tell
• Spy mystery: Was NY columnist a wife betrayed?
• AU holds hearing clinic, camp for high schoolers
• Spy swap between U.S.-Russia may be next
• Study shows teens benefit from later school day
• Emilyn Gipson: Excellence is a habit
• APD arrest man for phone thefts
• Future of Burr Oak Cemetery uncertain 1 year later
• In spy swap, agents were pawns in a practiced game
• Raptor center releases owls
• Feds alarmed by dangerous errors in air travel
• Upcoming hairstyling fundraiser to benefit Hosanna Home, Hope’s Inn
• Letter to the editor: Reasons unknown for why patriotism isn’t more visible
• Valley extends deadline to fill council vacancy
• AU researchers making fuel from pulp mill waste
• Iran to review woman’s stoning verdict
• Auburn’s Pettit notches 2-stroke U.S. Kids win
• Edwards may be ordered to appear at sex tape hearing
• Postal rates going up
• Opelika man charged with attempted murder
• Fiesta time: Spain celebrates first World Cup win
• Dominoes fans flock to Ala. for slice of Americana
• Google says Beijing renews China license
• Bentley to visit Opelika
• East Coast seeks respite as temps soar above 100
• Fidel Castro suddenly back in view on Cuban TV
• NCAA may bar scholarship offers to young
• New Palin biography aimed at 9- to 12-year-olds
• Police say 7 teens vandalized Ala. cemetery
• AU ranked best value in Alabama
• Niece says Byrd told her he was dyslexic
• China seeks to reduce Internet users’ anonymity
• Birmingham schools to consider layoff plan
• BP: Cap on gushing well removed, oil flows freely
• Presbyterians continue to be divided over gays
• Enforcement at heart of Arizona immigration lawsuit
• Government sues to throw out Arizona immigration law
• OMS Choral Auditions to be held June 14 and June 21
• Jeter Primary PTO to host Retirement Reception for Principal Bill James
• Opelika Showchoir Summer Camp, June 3-5
• Kindergarten Sneaky Peek Tours
• Pre-K Application for Enrollment
• Mini Academic Centers
• OHS Percussion Ensemble
• OHS Plant Sale
• OHS Theatre presents OLIVER!
• Opelika City Schools Board Meeting
• Kindergarten Registration
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Lee County
• Annual Freedom Celebration

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