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A historic marker for St. Luke Christian Methodist Episcopal Church was unveiled in a ceremony on Sunday as part of a celebration over the weekend that marked the churchs 150

On Monday, members of the Auburn City Council took their oaths of office and were sworn in for four-year terms during a meeting in City Council Chambers.

The Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at Auburn University announced last Thursday the official naming of the Bill and Carol Ham Amphitheatre with a special afternoon dedication ceremony.

The Auburn community is invited to honor those who have served our country at the 2022 Veterans Day Ceremony on Friday, Nov. 11. Beginning at 10 a.m., the City of

Lee County residents will get the opportunity to cast their votes for a number of local and state-wide races when polls open on Tuesday for the General Election.

After holding its quarterly meeting, the Alabama Big 10 Mayors joined the family of Aniah Blanchard on Monday to urge voters to support an amendment to the state constitution in

Auburn may soon see the creation of more colorful scenes tailor-made for selfies and photographs as the city of Auburns prohibition on murals on private property ended today.

Auburn residents should be on the lookout for goblins, ghosts, princesses and superheroes when driving around town on Monday as children take to the streets for trick-or-treating.

The Auburn community is invited to join Mayor Ron Anders as he reflects on Auburns challenges and successes at the fourth annual State of the City Address, which was postponed

The proposed constitutional amendment, named Aniahs Law, would add murder, kidnapping, rape, first-degree domestic violence and other offenses to the list of crimes for which bail can be denied.