Good morning, Auburn.

Over 100 golfers played at Robert Trent Jones Grand National in Opelika on May 19, raising funds for those impacted by rare genetic brain diseases.

The Austin 1st Foundation held its fourth annual charity tournament in memory of Austin Terling to benefit UAB and Children’s of Alabama Foundation.

The North Carolina bluegrass band Steep Canyon Rangers will perform tomorrow at Ham Amphitheater (Auburn University) as they near the release of their 15th studio album, Next Act.

Tickets remain available for the unique show that promises an ever-changing set list.

An Alabama judge dismissed a residency suit challenging Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s run for governor on May 18 in Covington County, as the case could be brought again.

Tuberville’s campaign said he has lived in Auburn since 2019 and maintains his eligibility.

Shoofly Farms now welcomes couples for intimate weddings on its 200-acre property with unique venues and scenic trails (bed and breakfast options add charm) as owners plan to work closely with wedding planners for community-focused celebrations.

Glenwood Academy overwhelmed Gordo 18-6 in Game 1 of the Class 3A state baseball series on Tuesday, May 19 at Choccolocco Park (Oxford) as nine hitters combined for 20 hits.

Gordo now must win two straight games with Game 2 set for 4 p.m. today.

Tyler McGill, Olympic gold medalist and 15-time All-American, returned to Auburn as Director of External Engagement and Performance Science — head coach Ryan Wochomurka announced Monday.

He will build community partnerships and boost student-athletes’ technical skills on and off the pool deck.

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