Good morning, Auburn.

Last Saturday’s parade rolled down Boykin Street—Juneteenth celebrations continued on Sunday at Kiesel Park with a free community event that Auburn residents attended.

During Tuesday’s meeting, Auburn City Council denied conditional-use approval for a United Rentals equipment storage facility near exit 51 at 2490 S.

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At the Opelika Sportsplex, 270 seniors began the largest ever members-only U.S. Senior Pickleball South Zone Championship on June 19 — a four-day event featuring doubles, singles and mixed contests.

The tournament boosted the local economy by $1.3 million this year and drew visitors from across the country — including one from Iowa.

Birmingham is competing against three other cities to host the U.S. Olympic gymnastics trials that will take place over several days in June 2028 ahead of the Los Angeles Games — Gene Hallman of Eventive Sports said he expects a decision this summer and noted support from local and state leaders that may bring Auburn’s own Suni Lee to the event.

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