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Football Returns to the Dawg House

The 19th annual Back to the Dawg House football camp returned to Bulldog Stadium at Opelika High School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. last Saturday, June 10. Children in grades three through eight attended the free camp, hosted by SaJason Finley and Will Herring. They...

GolfSuites Coming to Opelika

BY WIL CREWS SPORTSCREWS@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COM OPELIKA — It’s not quite Topgolf, but Lee County is getting a technology-driven driving range and restaurant in 2024. GolfSuites, a year-round entertainment, game improvement and fun-driven venue, announced last week the...

The Almighty Victory

OPINION  —  Just win, baby! That was the motto of Oakland Raider owner Al Davis, made famous back in the ‘80s in the NFL. The Raiders were known for “winning at all costs,” often resorting to bending the rules and/or playing dirty. But despite this reality,...

Opelika High’s Massey Wins 7A ‘Making a Difference’ Award

BY NOAH GRIFFITH FOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA — For Opelika High School coach Adam Massey, it all comes back to a singular verse he lives by. “My life verse is Colossians 3:23, which is, ‘In everything you do, do it wholeheartedly, as for the Lord and not for men,’”...
LUAU LETDOWN

LUAU LETDOWN

The Beauregard Hornets student section came dressed in its Luau best Friday night, but its noise was drowned out by a 21-14 defeat at the hands of...

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Proving Your Worth

How Auburn Takes Care of Business in Happy Valley BY HARRISON TARRFOR THE OPELIKA OBSERVER After back-to-back blowout victories, the time is now...

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DOGS BEAT POETS FOR FIRST WIN

DOGS BEAT POETS FOR FIRST WIN

ON THE MARKD. MARK MITCHELL Tahe OHS football team (1-2, R 1-0) beat Lanier 24-7 in Montgomery’s Crampton Bowl last Thursday night. Following a 0-2...

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Bulldogs at the Next Level

Bulldogs at the Next Level

By Harrison TarrFor the Opelika Observer The wait is officially over for fans of college football. This past weekend there was tailgating, marching...

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