by The Observer Staff | Feb 15, 2017 | Community
By Morgan Bryce Staff Reporter Increased connectivity, safety and growth incentives are the benefits of two new road projects that are slated to be completed this year, according to Opelika City Engineer Scott Parker. The first project is an extension of Exit 64 off...
by The Observer Staff | Feb 15, 2017 | Ann Cipperly, Column
By Ann Cipperly Situated at the entrance to the Northside Historic District, the Heritage House has stood as a landmark since 1912 when W.C. Davis built the house as a gift to his bride. Over the years, it has been a private home, antique shop, bed and breakfast,...
by The Observer Staff | Feb 15, 2017 | Column, Sports
By D. Mark Mitchell The Opelika High School wrestling team participated in the Sectional Duals Tournament Friday and Saturday. Four Bulldog grapplers qualified for the state tournament. Tory Birdsong (132 lbs.) finished second, Des Shuman (126 lbs.) placed third,...
by The Observer Staff | Feb 15, 2017 | Sports
Morgan Bryce Staff Reporter Two Homewood High School runners and 800 meters separated Opelika senior Ben Garner from victory in the 1,600 meters, a victory that would put his team in pole position for their second-straight state indoor track and field title during the...
by The Observer Staff | Feb 15, 2017 | Community
By Fred Woods Editor Ross Cemetery is an old, long-neglected cemetery located in a residential area of Opelika. It occupies about four acres of land and is bounded on the east by India Road (between 1414 and 1700) and west by Oakbowery Road. During this neglected...
