Education Articles

Kreher Preserve & Nature Center remains open to the public

Special to theOpelika Observer The Kreher Preserve & Nature Center remains open to the public, a time we can use to reconnect with the natural world. The preserve is open dawn to dusk, and no bike riding, dogs or smoking is allowed on the premises.Please respect...

Alabama 4-H announces virtual program schedule

By Brittney KimberSpecial to theOpelika Observer From healthy living to outdoor recreation, Alabama 4-H has something for every young person. In the midst of the coronavirus, 4-H is offering virtual activities on Facebook to keep young people engaged while at...

Auburn Public Library launches ‘At-Home Read-Along 2’

Special to theOpelika Observer The Auburn Public Library’s first At-Home Read-Along is complete. The Auburn community did a fantastic job reading at home, reading a total of 52,288 minutes and 302 books. The drawing is complete, and Daniel J. won a $50 gift card to...

‘Walking down memory lane’ – an intergenerational lesson

By Beth Pinyerd As we are at home respecting our state’s “Shelter in Place” order, I am sure many of us are reflecting on earlier days when life was not so busy and where time with each other was easier and cherished. This is a golden opportunity for the older...
A vested future

A vested future

OMS student wins YEA with hunting vest By Morgan Bryce Opelika Observer Opelika’s Hunter Weston may seem like a typical eighth grader. He enjoys...

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Board of Education receives test data update

Excellence in education

Opelika High School boasts highest graduation rates in Lee County By Anna-Claire Terry Staff Reporter As the 2015-2016 school year comes to a close,...

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Making a splash

Making a splash

OHS sophomore finds success in diving competitions By Morgan Bryce Opelika Observer Coming off a top-10 finish at the USA Diving Championships in...

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