BY STACEY WALLACEFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA —According to the National Institute on Aging, “on Nov. 2, 1906, Dr. Alois Alzheimer discovered changes in...
Walking for a Cure
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Events Articles
Opelika, Smiths Station Hold NNO Events
PHOTOS BY ROBERT NOLES AND ED SIKORA The cities of Opelika and Smiths Station both held National Night Out events, Tuesday, Oct. 3. The events were...
If It Ain’t Sticky, It Ain’t Soppin’
PHOTOS BY ED SIKORA / FOR THE OBSERVER Loachapoka's Annual Syrup Soppin' event was held Saturday, Oct. 7, at Pioneer Park. The event draws people...
‘Fair’ing Well: The Lee County Fair Returns
PHOTOS BY ROBERT NOLES / THE OBSERVER 2023-10-03 Lee Co Fair 2023-10-03 Lee Co Fair 2023-10-07 Lee Co Fair
Orchestra On the Hill
Set for Oct. 19
CONTRIBUTED BYCITY OF AUBURN AUBURN —The Auburn Community Orchestra (ACO) will perform its fall concert, Orchestra on the Hill, on Thursday, Oct....
Trinity Christian School Launches “Feed The Need” Campaign
BY JEREMY WALDENFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA —In an inspiring and heartfelt endeavor aimed at making a significant impact on the lives of Bangladeshi...
Preserving Alabama’s Rosenwald Schools with Exhibit
CONTRIBUTED BY THE ALABAAMA DEPT. OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY ALABAMA —The Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH) has opened a new temporary...
Extreme Powersports Opelika Bike Night at Red Clay Brewing Company
BY TUCKER MASSEYFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA —On Oct. 19 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Extreme Powersports Opelika will be teaming up with Red Clay Brewing...
Brain Imaging Research Study Seeking Participants
CONTRIBUTED BY JOE MCADORY / AUBURN UNIVERSITY AUBURN —If you are at least 50 years old, you may be eligible to participate in a brain imaging...
