Good morning, Auburn.

Auburn Oaks, the 600-acre retreat once owned by former Auburn Football Coach Pat Dye, sells for $6.5 million with plans for it to continue as a venue for weddings and private events while also enhancing the property for various recreational activities.

Ann Pearson Park, named after Auburn native historian and philanthropist Ann Pearson, will feature trails, a pavilion, and a play area over 47 acres, with completion delayed due to material availability.

Community members in East Alabama celebrated MLK Day with renovation projects at the Boys & Girls Club and a Dream On The Move event emphasizing love and unity.

The City of Auburn hosted its 13th Annual Polar Plunge at Samford Pool to support Lee County Special Olympics.

Auburn and Opelika are hosting a range of community events, including concerts, dance workshops, puzzle competitions, and family dances, showcasing cultural and recreational activities for all ages.

Lee County Emergency Management Agency announces warming stations for residents due to a winter storm warning, with snow up to 3 inches possible and hazardous travel conditions.

Auburn, Alabama, is recognized as the No. 10 Best-Performing Small City in the U.S. by the Milken Institute, highlighting its job growth, wage increases, and high-tech industry expansion.

Auburn Forum on Southern Art and Culture: Focus on Teaching Craft

This forum explores object-based learning and the intersection of art and craft education in the American South through scholarly presentations and discussions.

Voctave Concert

Voctave will perform live at the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center.