CONTRIBUTED BY THE CITY OF OPELIKA Lori Huguley, left, will retire as director of Economic Development on Jan. 31. John Sweatman, right, will assume...
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Auburn band is ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’
BY MICHELLE KEY | PUBLISHER PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED TO THE OBSERVER More than 450 bands from high school and collegiate levels entered the Metallica...
Auburn MBB Carries Win Streak Into SEC Play
BY NOAH GRIFFITH | FOR THE OBSERVER PHOTO BY ZACH BLAND | AUBURN TIGERS AUBURN - The start of SEC play didn’t slow down Auburn University men’s...
All students in county schools now eligible for free meals
Breakfast & lunch at no cost, with no application process BY ANITA STIEFELANITAS@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COM OPELIKA — The Lee County Board of Education...
Philip Montgomery not retained as offensive coordinator at Auburn
AUBURN -Auburn University head football coach Hugh Freeze announced Friday that offensive coordinator Philip Montgomery will not be retained. “I...
New Aubie Bobbleheads unveiled
BY National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum To celebrate National Bobblehead Day, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled two...
Third-grader is ‘Sheriff for the Day’
BY NOAH GRIFFITH | FOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY —Beauregard third grader Lane Gooden arrived at the LCSO Thursday morning with a sheriff’s badge hung...
Smiths Station student named ‘Sheriff for the Day’
BY ELESE MCKINLEY | FOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY - Braden Adams (15) from Smith Station was designated as the “Sheriff for the Day” by the Lee...
Lee County Board of Education welcomes new superintendent
Opelika City Schools Superintendent Dr. Farrell Seymore, right, is pictured welcoming Dr. Mike Howard, left, the new superintendent of Lee County...