Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 18th of June.
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Sen. Tommy Tuberville (a former Auburn coach and governor candidate) introduced his Student Athlete Act on Tuesday, May 19, criticizing Cruz’s college sports reform as a federal takeover; his bill will limit athlete transfer eligibility.
Local Auburn cooks can learn to save money using affordable cuts of meat and modern tools + traditional slow and pressure cooking techniques.
The piece details recipes for Mississippi Chicken Thighs, Instant Pot Pork Loin, and a classic red beans and rice dish.
Auburn football coach Alex Golesh detailed his first full recruiting cycle as he worked to rebuild the team’s identity at a local preview dinner on Tuesday, June 16 (in Mobile).
He said regional ties helped secure key commitments for the 2027 class.
Knyair Crumb, a three-star safety, committed to Auburn after an official visit on May 29.
He announced his decision via a livestream on 247Sports and chose Auburn over Penn State, Virginia Tech, and Syracuse.
Phil Steele's 2026 preview magazine has named five Auburn players to its All-SEC teams, including linebacker Xavier Atkins and defensive back Rayshawn Pleasant on the first teams.
The picks come ahead of SEC Media Days next month and the Sept. 5 opener against Baylor at the Aflac Kickoff game.
Auburn head coach Alex Golesh praised freshman receiver DeShawn Spencer for his standout spring practice performance at A-Day, where the 5-foot-11 (165-pound) first-team all-state pick earned Offensive MVP honors.
Golesh said Spencer’s positive attitude and hard work bode well as he takes on a key role this season.
Voting is open in the People’s Choice semifinals for AL.com’s Baseball Player of the Year award as Auburn signee John Stowers (with 10 homers and 28 RBIs) faces Kamrin Jenkins while Levi Nickoli competes against Asher Doepel; polls close Sunday and championship voting begins Monday.
Parker football players are receiving many college offers (including from every SEC team and beyond) as several athletes have already committed while others from Prattville, Saraland and nearby areas add to the recruiting buzz in local high school sports.
Auburn Summer Camp: Week 7
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM — Chewacla State Park — Registration Required — A fun-filled week of outdoor activities for kids aged 5-14.
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