Contributed by the office of Gov. Kay Ivey Gov. Kay Ivey announced today that Alabama will end its participation in all federally-funded pandemic...
Federally-funded pandemic unemployment to end in Alabama
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Opelika continues to strive to be “Better Together”
By Wil Crewssportscrews@opelikaobserver.com The Opelika Police Department held a press conference Monday morning and a number of community leaders...
Rep. Gray Selected as One of Nation’s Outstanding Rising Leaders
Joins group of the most innovative Democratic state and local officials working to solve American’s largest challenges Contributed to the Opelika...
Opelika approves arrangement for Policing and Me curriculumn
By Michelle KeyPublisher The Opelika City Council and Mayor Gary Fuller discussed an arrangement letter with Critical Insights Consulting, LLC for...
Auburn City Council passes short-term rental business license regulations
By Hannah Lesterhlester@opelikaobserver.com Ready to talk about short term rentals? The Auburn City Council amended the city code, chapter 12,...
Red Clay Brewery releases world’s first-ever “Double Master” collaboration beer
Contributed by Monica Simpson-Ayon Master Brewer Kerry McGinnis of Red Clay Brewing Company has partnered up with Master Sommelier Emmanuel Kemiji...
A ‘God thing’: using art as a way to cope with loss
By Hannah Lesterhlester@opelikaobserver.com Zaneta Heard uses art as a way to cope with grief. She lost her son and found solace in a creative...
Opelika Main Street to Host Annual On Tap Craft Beer Festival
Contributed by Opelika Main Street Tickets are now on sale for the annual Opelika Main Street On Tap craft beer event. This year’s event will take...
Alabama to keep current U.S. House seats
Contributed by the Office of Gov. Kay Ivey Alabama has grown to a total population of 5.03 million and will retain its current number of seven seats...