Good morning, Auburn.

The Opelika Songwriters Festival returns this weekend with more than 80 shows at downtown venues.

Auburn native Paul McDonald, who competed on American Idol, will headline on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. while singer Nikki Lane follows at 3:30 p.m.

The Auburn City Council approved a $500K contribution to the Lee County roundabout project near Society Hill and Moores Mill Road at today’s meeting — a move aimed at easing local traffic congestion.

After Auburn reached the Sweet 16, coach Bruce Pearl held a press conference Saturday to call for the release of American hostage Eden Alexander from Gaza — he said God urged him to speak up and reminded his players of their roots while urging leaders to act quickly so the hostage might be freed.

Auburn Softball struggled against No. 2 Texas this past weekend as the Tigers were swept in three games.

The team will face in-state rival Troy on March 26th at 6 p.m. CT—aiming to regroup after the tough series.

In 1993 Auburn Football finished the season with an undefeated 11—0 record despite a scandal when former player Eric Ramsey released 22 tapes alleging that boosters and coaches paid him and enforced segregation in team housing.

The NCAA investigation imposed sanctions including a TV ban, reduced scholarships, and a postseason ban that contributed to coach Pat Dye’s resignation and shaped the team’s legacy as recalled by former tight end Andy Fuller.

Book It For Drake 5K and Fun Run

The Book It for Drake event is a 5K and Fun Run to support Drake Middle School, taking place at Town Creek Park.

On-Site Tour of Holiday Monarch Estates

Explore the features and amenities of Holiday Monarch Estates, a senior living community known for its exceptional care and service.

Vet Fest 2025

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine — Free entry — Explore fascinating veterinary exhibits and activities including a canine parade and teddy bear surgery.

D1 Life 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run

8-9:30 a.m. — Town Creek Park — Registration fee applies — Participate in a community run honoring the legacy of a beloved local student.