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During my tenure as executive editor of the former Northwest Arkansas Times in Fayetteville, I learned a lot about human nature using a simple poster board and a sack of stick-on gold stars.

Auburn's new track and field head coach, Leroy Burrell, has completed his coaching staff by hiring five staff members that along with Burrell collectively has over

Auburn University is asking alumni and friends to show their support for a new Auburn specialty car tag that could soon be available in the Sunshine State.

Rising senior Destini Ambus has worn many hats as a member of The Auburn Plainsman, including campus writer, campus reporter, opinion editor, content editor and now editor-in-chief.

There will be extra fireworks in Tuscaloosa this Fourth of July.

Five Auburn University graduate students are part of the 2022-23 class of Albert Schweitzer Fellows, the largest cohort to date for the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama.

For an Auburn alum, this was painful to watch.

Paddle around the park The Van Winkle Hollow arm of Beaver Lake, east of Rocky Branch park, is popular with paddlers because much of the water is surrounded by Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area. There are two launch sites in the park.

Visitors seeking relief from the heat faced swim beach closures recently at five Army Corps of Engineers parks on Beaver Lake because of unsafe levels of E. coli.

As hospitals and clinics across the country attempted to navigate the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, so many things were happening in such a short amount of time. Pharmacists, including Erin McCreary, a 2015 graduate of the Harrison College of Pharmacy, and other health care workers worked tirelessly to identify treatments for struggling patients.