By Michelle KeyPublisher Joining celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day and the first day of Spring on March 20, Opelika’s Irish Bred Pub is hosting an...
Irish Bred Pub to host “Irish Spring Celebration”
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The Well to open in downtown Opelika
By Hannah Lesterhlester@opelikaobserver.com The Well is set to open soon in downtown Opelika, creating a space for women to gather, shop, grow their...
Penn named Augmentative and Alternative Communication Provider of the Year
Contributed by the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) Speech Language Pathologist...
Micah Melnick named an Alabama Bright Light
Contributed by The Alabama News CenterWritten by Karim Shamsi-Basha Social justice is one of the big motivators for Micah Melnick, executive...
2020: The Year A Pandemic Changed Our Community
“We were involved in something that nobody in our history had ever been involved in before and that’s reacting to a pandemic.” — Auburn Mayor Ron...
Opelika to fund new senior center
By Michelle KeyPublisher The Opelika City Council voted to approve the expenditure of $400,000 of grant funds received from Alabama Department...
Opelika to fund new senior center
By Michelle KeyPublisher The Opelika City Council voted to approve the expenditure of $400,000 of grant funds received from Alabama Department...
Memorials held on second anniversary of 2019 disaster
By Will FairlessAssociate Editor A memorial event was held at noon on March 3 at Courthouse Square in Opelika. Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones spoke,...
Panthers’ three wins come at high cost
By JD McCarthy for the Opelika Observer In a grueling six-day stretch, the Smiths Station boys’ soccer team came away with three wins in three...