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08/28/2026

After a disappointing setback to begin the 2026 season, the Auburn High football team hits the road for the first time, making a trip of over 200 miles to take

“Thank you to each and every one, from the board to the students to everybody that put their hands and hard work and fai...
08/27/2026

“Thank you to each and every one, from the board to the students to everybody that put their hands and hard work and faithfulness into our home."

Dozens of community members and volunteers with Auburn Opelika Habitat for Humanity crammed into the front rooms of the Chambers’ family new home last Friday to help them celebrate a

08/26/2026

Incumbents got a stamp of approval from Auburn residents in Tuesday's Municipal Election as Mayor Ron Anders and Councilmen Tommy Dawson and Sonny Moreman secured another term in office.

Mayor Ron Anders and Councilmen Sonny Moreman and Tommy Dawson have won reelection.
08/26/2026

Mayor Ron Anders and Councilmen Sonny Moreman and Tommy Dawson have won reelection.

Unofficial Election Results

Results will be updated as they come in and are announced.
08/26/2026

Results will be updated as they come in and are announced.

Unofficial Election Results

08/21/2026

Polling locations across Auburn will open on Tuesday for the Municipal Election, which features one citywide contest for mayor and two ward races for seats on the next City Council.

08/20/2026

A new era of Lee-Scott Academy football is set to begin on Friday as the Warriors host Glenwood in the annual rivalry game between the two teams. Jacob Ozment, the

08/20/2026

Auburn High will kick off its 2026 campaign with a high-profile matchup against Hewitt-Trussville under the lights of Duck Samford Stadium on Friday night. The Tigers, who enter the 2026

"But low-income families, it's an issue with people being displaced and not having a place to go and to be able to live ...
08/20/2026

"But low-income families, it's an issue with people being displaced and not having a place to go and to be able to live here in Auburn. And it really saddens my heart." — Councilwoman Connie Taylor

At its regular meeting Tuesday night, the Auburn City Council approved conditional-use requests for two redevelopment projects that raised concerns among some council members that low-income families would be displaced

08/14/2026

At its regular meeting last week, the Auburn City Council approved more than $241 million in general obligation warrants, the majority of which will go toward funding the cost of

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