BY ROB DAVIS FOR THE OBSERVER AUBURN — Local business and government leaders gathered together on Tuesday morning for the Auburn Chamber of...
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Local agencies win top ADDY honors
CONTRIBUTED BY HERE MOLLY GIRL OPELIKA — Here Molly Girl and its sister agency, Script Marketing, took home top honors at the American Advertising...
Buy Nothing Opelika fosters sustainabilityÂ
BY KADIE TAYLOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA — No Buy Opelika is a Facebook group where locals can give away items they no longer need — promoting...
Faith Technologies to invest $79.25 million in Opelika
BY OBSERVER STAFF OPELIKA — The Opelika City Council held a special called meeting Feb. 24 and approved a Project Development Agreement with Faith...
Opelika native turns loss into words
BY HANNAH HERRERAFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA — Opelika native Auburn Chason was 12 years old when she lost her father. Seventeen years later, she wrote...
‘Death by a thousand cuts:’ License denial leaves business in limbo
Gateway Corridor restrictions cited as state hemp regulations force retailer to seek liquor license BY OBSERVER STAFF OPELIKA — The Opelika City...
Worthy2 holds internet safety event
By Kadie TaylorThe Observer LEE COUNTY — Worthy2 hosted a Behind the Screen… Who’s Really There? Protecting Our Children in a Digital World — An...
Opelika puts pause on new residential building permits
BY MICHELLE KEYPUBLISHER OPELIKA — The Opelika City Council voted 4–1 to approve the temporary moratorium on new residential and multiple-occupancy...
Brown Girls Ink authors encourage young writers
By Kadie Taylor The Observer OPELIKA — Young authors exploring the empowering world of writing, 11-year-olds Jaliyah Wilson and Mackenzie Todd have...
