Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
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A nonprofit is building a center in Auburn to honor an Auburn University alumnus killed in Iraq.
The project aims to carry his legacy forward and will be developed by 2nd Mission Alliance under the direction of Bill Schwenk — ensuring local remembrance.
AACT Junior Performers will stage Imagine a Dragon in October at the local theatre as part of its fall season lineup — inviting audiences and young talent to enjoy a fresh take on a classic tale.
Auburn University held a groundbreaking ceremony on the concourse of Jordan-Hare Stadium to start its Jordan-Hare North project, which will be completed in 2029.
The project will update the north end zone and add new amenities.
Five union-backed candidates won seats in Auburn's new academic advisory council that replaced the faculty senate.
The council, which includes elected and presidential appointments, will help ensure faculty expertise influences university decisions.
Auburn was named among the 11 best places for fall lovers by Travel and Leisure.
Real estate expert Olivia Huggins noted that tailgating, Toomer’s Corner traditions (toilet paper rolling), and Chewacla State Park foliage create local charm.
Auburn fans can watch high school football today at 7 p.m. CT on the NFHS Network as Auburn takes on Central-Phenix City & other teams defend state titles in Week 5 matchups.
Coach Golesh said Auburn's offensive line may adjust left guard rotation — with Wilson Zierer challenging starter Jacob Strand after recent games.
The Tigers will decide on changes ahead of Saturday's 6 p.m. CT game at Jordan-Hare Stadium against the Gators.
A new report from The Athletic shows Auburn’s 2026 football roster is valued at $31-$35 million.
Auburn ranks in the upper half of Power Four schools, with Texas, Oregon and Ohio State spending up to $55 million and Boston College spending as little as $8 million.
Coach Alex Golesh is focusing on fixing penalty issues after Auburn committed 10 penalties in its 43-8 win over Southern Miss by emphasizing tackling fundamentals.
The Tigers will face Florida at 6 p.m. CT at Jordan-Hare Stadium Saturday.
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