Good morning, Auburn.

Auburn Public Safety held its 42nd annual National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

5th at Duck Samford Stadium—community members gathered to show support for local safety efforts.

Volunteers gathered at the Food Bank of East Alabama to package meals for the United Way of Lee County's annual Campaign Kickoff event — providing essential support for local families.

Auburn basketball legend Walker Kessler returned on Monday to donate backpacks and school supplies to local youth with the Boys & Girls Clubs of East Alabama.

After learning on July 30 that its lease for 1027 Opelika Road will end on Sept.

30, local nonprofit Woof Ave. must find a new home for its dogs and cats within less than 60 days. Some pets can be easily adopted at reduced fees — dogs at $75 and cats at $25 — while others with special needs may need temporary care, so the shelter asks the community for help through adoptions or donations.

Opelika Police Department reported on August 6 that 25-year-old Christian Lee Ransom is missing after he was last seen walking along 6th Street past KFC on July 28—he is a white male around 5-foot-10 with very short hair and without his medicine, which may affect his safety.

At Tuesday’s meeting, Auburn City Council approved a development agreement for The Everly— a large private dormitory project planned for West Glenn Avenue.

The project is expected to add new housing for students in Auburn.

2025 Involvement Fair

3:30-6:30 p.m. — Auburn Campus Green — Free entry — Discover your interests at the fair with 200 organizations and enjoy complimentary food and games.

Dusty Slay Stand-Up Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at Auburn University — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of laughs with Nashville's own Dusty Slay, featured on Netflix and late-night television.

2025 Auburn Tigers Football Season Tickets

12:55 – 3:55 PM — Jordan-Hare Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Secure your season tickets for all home games and support the Auburn Tigers.