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Governor Ivey announces funding for Exit 62 in ATRIP-II projects for 2021

Contributed by thecity of Opelika On Tuesday, Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Transportation announced that the city of Opelika (Lee County) will be receiving $1,328,687.23 in funding for Exit 62 improvements. The goal of this project is to ultimately...

Opelika Police Department announces spring 2021 citizens police academy

Contributed By the OPD The Opelika Police Department invites citizens to join it for its Citizens Police Academy. The eight-week hands-on course will begin Thursday, March 25, 2021, and will cover various aspects of police work within the city of Opelika. This...

Alabama Launchpad program reimagined

Contributed by Alabama Launchpad Over its history, Alabama Launchpad has awarded $5.6 million to 100 Alabama companies, making it the most active early seed-stage fund in the state. As the program enters its 15th year, it is poised to generate even more impact....

Opelika Dawg Pound finishes 2020 season strong

By Wil Crewssportscrews@opelikaobserver.com The Opelika Dawg Pound saw a strong finish to its 2020 season when it competed in the Pensacola Hype Classic on Dec. 11-13 and Independent Nationals on Dec 18-20. “I would like to thank everyone that helped us throughout the...
Inside the Statehouse

Inside the Statehouse

By Steve Flowers We have a great race for the U.S. Senate shaping up for March 31. When the votes from the first primary were counted, Jeff Sessions...

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