By Morgan Bryce Editor The Opelika location of the Lee County Revenue Office will be closed April 11 and 12 as staff finish moving from their old...
Lee County Revenue Office to move into new annex this week
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EAMC launches MEND program to coordinate Lee County disaster recovery relief efforts
By Kelly Daniel For the Opelika Observer More than five weeks after the devastating March 3 storm, East Alabama Medical Center continues to provide...
Capt. Bobby Kilgore to retire after 29 years with Opelika Police Department
By Morgan Bryce Editor As a young boy, Opelika Police Dept. Capt. Bobby Kilgore had aspirations of serving as both a soldier and police officer....
Local store puts personal spin on shopping
By Tess Massey For the Opelika Observer When Tanya Fuller decided to open a boutique for women, she wasn’t a rookie to owning a business. Fuller...
Emergency Dept. begins ‘Provider-in-Triage’ model
Special to the Opelika Observer East Alabama Medical Center has adopted a new approach to triage in the Emergency Department. The hospital’s...
Baby Boomers learn compassion
During the months of April, May and June, we have many days of celebrating relationships - Easter, graduations, Mother’s Day, weddings, Father’s...
Auburn
By Sean Dietrich Pensacola—A sports bar. The Auburn Tigers were playing the Virginia Cavaliers, and I was the only person in the place not wearing...
Simplified Transitions, LLC helps ease process of downsizing, moving
By Morgan Bryce Editor Streamlining the downsizing and moving process for people is the goal of the Auburn-Opelika based Simplified Transitions,...
SBA maintaining loan center in Lee County
Special to the Opelika Observer The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has transitioned from a business recovery center to an SBA Disaster...