BY TOM WOFFORDFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA—The Opelika Neighborhood Mobile Wellness Clinic will make its first visit to the Courthouse Square on Friday,...
Mobile Clinic to Make First Appearance on the Square
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New Name — Same CARE
CONTRIBUTED BY THE CARE HUMANE SOCIETY LEE COUNTY —The Lee County Humane Society recently announced it is rebranding and changing its name to CARE...
September Athletes of the Month Announced
Auburn - Gracie Mason -SoftballBeauregard - Ava Kendrick- CheerleaderBeauregard -Brandon BAM Dixon- FootballLee-Scott Academy - Mary Brentley Moore...
Make Your Nominations for the October Athletes of the Month
The nomination period for the October Athletes of the Month starts Monday, Oct. 2, and runs until 11 a.m., Monday, Oct. 23. Voting will begin...
Eyes Still on the Prize:
Campbell Vying for New Heights as Reigning Champ
BY NOAH GRIFFITH / FOR THE OBSERVER AUBURN —Brady Campbell is entering his junior year as a wrestler at Opelika, and he’s already climbed the...
Life-Savers Ministries
27 Years of Transforming Lives and Communities
BY JEREMY WALDENFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA —In the heart of Opelika, Alabama, where once stood the Hardaway Housing Projects, a remarkable...
40 Years of Compassion Women’s Hope Clinic Gala Promises Inspiration and Impact
CONTRIBUTED BY JEREMY WALDEN / FOR THE OBSERVER AUBURN —Women's Hope Medical Clinic, a cornerstone of support for East Alabama and beyond, is...
New Business Serves Pickleball Needs
BY JAKAI SPIKES / FOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA —Whether you’re experienced in the game of PickleBall or a first-timer, the Dink and Volley Pickleball...
Depot To Host Dinner Benefitting LCYDC
BY ANN CIPPERLYFOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY —As part of the Auburn Food and Wine Tour, The Depot is hosting a four-course wine dinner Oct. 4, from 5...