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A life of love, loyalty

by The Observer Staff | Jan 15, 2016 | Uncategorized

City retires police dog after 11 years of service By Rebekah Martin Associate Editor On a cold January morning, Sgt. James Daniel let his dog Kis out of the gate and allowed him to run and play. Dutch commands echoed across the front yard as the Opelika Police...

‘They call me the snake man’

by The Observer Staff | Jan 15, 2016 | Community

Bob Mount still revered as Auburn Biological Sciences icon By Anna-Claire Terry Staff Reporter The name Dr. Bob Mount has been held in high esteem in the Auburn University Department of Biological Sciences for decades. Often referred to as an Alabama herpetology...

Young Entrepreneurs Academy make presentations

by The Observer Staff | Jan 15, 2016 | Education, Events

By Anna-Claire Terry Staff Reporter The Young Entrepreneurs Academy held its investors panel event on Monday night. Students were required to present their ideas and inventions to a panel of judges/investors. Each presentation was limited to five minutes, and...

Which one of you ate Blitzen?

by The Observer Staff | Jan 15, 2016 | Column

Those of you who follow this column know that I am a dog lover. And you know that the dogs I love most (at the present) are Libby-the-Lab, Willow-the-Lab, and Bo-the-Lab. Libby, at six, is the senior Lab. She is the family dog. Bo, at three, is our son’s Lab. He...

Attempting to predict GOP nominations

by The Observer Staff | Jan 15, 2016 | Column, Steve Flowers

Last week we discussed the presidential race. The GOP race for the nomination has been one of the most illuminating in history. Never before have political novices been the frontrunners. It is obvious that voters prefer an outsider with no governmental experience....

A life of love, loyalty

‘They call me the snake man’

Young Entrepreneurs Academy make presentations

Which one of you ate Blitzen?

Attempting to predict GOP nominations

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