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Local law enforcement agencies are on a mission to raise funds for the Alabama Special Olympics with the 2024 Cops on Top event. This year, the Auburn Police Department will be raising money at the Kroger on Dean Road, Friday, April 19, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the Opelika Police Department will be fundraising at the Tiger Town Kroger at the same.
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The 2024 Auburn Floral Trail is underway now through April 19. Community members are invited to travel the 14-mile, self-guided trail that highlights common springtime flowers such as azaleas and blooming trees such as pear, cherry and plum trees.
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Registration is taking place for a race specifically for dog owners and their furry friends in Auburn. The 12th annual Bark in the Park event kicks off Saturday, March 16, with the Tails and Trails 3K run
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High school students in Auburn have a new extracurricular activity outside of the classroom. Last month, the Auburn Public Library started a book club for high school students in the 10th through 12th grade.
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The Auburn Tiger’s own mascot, Aubie, will be joining others from the community in a frigid, fundraising dip on Saturday, January 20. The city’s Polar Plunge is hosted annually by the city’s Parks and Recreation department at Samford Pool in support of the Lee County Special Olympics.
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The Snowflakes and Sweaters Winter Learning Challenge and Letters to Santa are just two events happening at the Auburn Public Library this month.
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Jalen Milroe and Isaiah Bond rescued number eight ranked Alabama's playoff hopes, connecting for a last-minute touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the thirty one yard line to beat Auburn 27-24 on Saturday.
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The Auburn Arts Association and the Auburn Parks and Recreation Department is hosting the 17th Annual Holiday Arts Sale at the Frank Brown Recreation Center and the Harris Center on Saturday, November 18th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Alabamians are weeks away from college football season, and with that comes speculation and predictions for how the Crimson Tide and Auburn Tigers are going to perform this fall.
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INICS Batter Solutions Corps. supplies thermal barriers and other automobile products to South Korean companies and corporations like Hyundai Mobis, Kia and SK. Its latest plant in Auburn will add 30 new jobs to the community.