BY BETH PINYERD FOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY — Vision Awareness Week, held from Oct. 17 through 21 and sponsored by the Alabama Institute for Deaf...
Vision Awareness Week a Huge Community Success
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Events Articles
Fall Boogie Brings the Beats
PHOTOS BY MATT AUSTIN / FOR THE OBSERVER Music lovers flocked to Waverly, Alabama, on Saturday, Oct. 15, for the annual Fall 280 Boogie at the...
Opelika Holds Successful Songwriters Festival
PHOTOS BY MATT AUSTIN / FOR THE OBSERVER The city of Opelika and The Sound Wall hosted its annual Songwriters Festival last weekend, Oct. 14 to 16....
A Fall Oktoberfest for All
PHOTOS BY MATT AUSTIN / FOR THE OBSERVER Touted as the state's largest event of its kind, the city of Auburn hosted its annual Octoberfest...
Out Tha Mudd Boxing Hosting Women’s Self-Defense Class Oct. 22
BY WIL CREWS SPORTSCREWS@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COM OPELIKA — Out Tha Mudd Boxing is hosting a women’s self-defense class this Saturday, Oct. 22. Located...
Opelika Kiwanis Cłub Hosts Local CEO
Contributed to The Observer The speaker at the Opelika Kiwanis Club meeting this week was Richard Curry (second from the left). He is the CEO of the...
Glow Kids Glow
The Lee-Chambers 2022 "Glowdeo" and Kids Glow Show took place at Cowboy Church of Lee County in Waverly Friday, Oct. 14. Barrel racing, pole...
On the Tracks is Back
CONTRIBUTED BYOPELIKA MAIN STREET OPELIKA — Opelika Main Street’s annual On the Tracks wine trail returns to downtown Friday, Oct. 21 from 6 to 9...
Annual Beat ‘Bama Food Drive Begins
CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA LEE COUNTY — Another "food fight" is underway as the annual Beat ‘Bama Food Drive kicked off on Sept....