by The Observer Staff | Jan 6, 2024 | Community
New this year: Many businesses now required to report BOI BY JUSTIN SMITHbFOR THE OBSERVER AUBURN — Business are required to report their ownership interest to the Federal Government beginning in January.A little known but highly impactful rule is taking place in 2024...
by The Observer Staff | Jan 6, 2024 | Community
Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller, right, presented an AMEA/Opelika Power Services Development Grant to Dr. George and Debbie Purves at the Gallery on Railroad, located at 809 South Railroad Avenue downtown. The Gallery has been a destination for custom framing, fine art,...
by The Observer Staff | Jan 6, 2024 | Community
EAMC talks about virtual reality, weight-loss and more CONTRIBUTED BY EAH OPELIKA — East Alabama Health has released information on its new therapy options for pediatric patients, weight-loss and diet plans, genetics and how one of its pediatricians was recently...
by The Observer Staff | Jan 6, 2024 | Featured, Schools
Breakfast & lunch at no cost, with no application process BY ANITA STIEFELANITAS@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COM OPELIKA — The Lee County Board of Education distributed a letter to parents announcing the system’s participation in the Community Eligibility Provision...
by The Observer Staff | Jan 6, 2024 | Community
More than $1 billion invested in community development CONTRIBUTED TO THE OBSERV ER BIRMINGHAM — Main Street Alabama, a pioneer in community revitalization, announced its 10th anniversary of making a transformative impact on local economies.The organization’s Main...
