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Auburn’s Hunger Solutions Institute receives $1 million to increase access to healthy, fresh foods

Contributed byAuburn Universitywritten By Amy Weaver Auburn University’s Hunger Solutions Institute will be working with Alabama farmers, farmers markets and independent grocers to ensure Alabama residents have access to healthy and fresh foods. The Hunger...

New SARS-CoV-2 variant a wake-up call for U.S., other industrialized nations

By Joseph Giambrone,Auburn Universityprofessor emeritus A new variant of SARS-CoV-2 was first isolated and characterized from South Africa on Nov. 9. This “variant of concern” is designated Omicron by the World Health Organization for the 15th letter of the Greek...

Crappie USA Classic Travels to Lake Harding

CONTRIBUTED BYCRAPPIE USA Crappie USA begins its 26th year of providing competitive fishing to crappie anglers in 2022. On Feb. 12, 2022, they are traveling to Lake Harding, Alabama, for a Local event. The event is presented by Bass Pro Shops/Cabela’s. Anglers will be...

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA JUVENILE DIVISION B.M.L.P. a minor child (DOB: 05/08/2006), Case No. JU 2020-245.02 A.P.P. a minor child (DOB: 09/14/2015), Case No. JU 2020-247.02 NOTICE OF PETITION & SERVICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE TO: Any unknown...

Family fun in the sun: Lion Tamers to hold 23rd annual community event at Covington Rec Center

Jun 6, 2014

By Alison James Associate Editor Swimming. Moon Walk. Free food. Fellowship. All these and more will make up the Family Fun Day June 7 at Covington...

A solemn remembrance

A solemn remembrance

Jun 2, 2014

By Jody Fuller Opelika Observer The City of Opelika conducted its annual Memorial Day service Monday morning outside of City Hall. “This was the...

Museum to host book signing: Nonfiction piece highlights Opelikans in World War I

Jun 2, 2014

By Ann Cipperly Opelika Observer Soldiers from Opelika and other Alabamians who bravely served in a decisive role in World War I are being...

Soundtrack to summer: Summer Swing, Noon Tunes return for outdoor entertainment options

May 9, 2014

By Daniel Chesser Staff Writer Summertime has started swinging again as Opelika Parks and Recreation kicked off this year’s Summer Swing Concert...

Lee County Special Olympics gears up for summer events

Lee County Special Olympics gears up for summer events

May 6, 2014

The members of the Lee County Special Olympics basketball team are getting ready for the 2014 Special Olympic games June 14-21 in New Jersey. In...

Garden Tour returns for fifth year

Garden Tour returns for fifth year

May 1, 2014

By Alison James Associate Editor It happens every other year, and the time is approaching for the next Garden Tour, hosted by Lee County Master...

Paper jewelry for a paycheck

Paper jewelry for a paycheck

Apr 11, 2014

Photo by Alison James Martha Ellen Johnson displays the jewelry available through Four Corners Ministries, handcrafted with paper by women at...

Hitting the dusty trail

Hitting the dusty trail

Apr 11, 2014

Special to the Opelika Observer, Philip Darden The Central Alabama Mountain Pedalers, or CAMP, has been instrumental in getting more mountain biking...

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