Good morning, Auburn.

Auburn University’s SGA announced the top five candidates for Miss Auburn 2026: Meghan George, Riley Johnson, Camilla Loard, Eliza Sundberg and Virginia Anne Holmes.

The candidates will campaign to inspire the Auburn Family in the student election — a role that represents the university’s spirit and hospitality — as they prepare for active leadership and service.

Auburn Public Safety announced the return of its annual Auburn Toy Drive—inviting residents and local businesses to help brighten the season for families in need, with registration open until Nov.

22.

State troopers are warning drivers in Auburn to be extra careful on rural and wooded roads as vehicle-versus-wildlife crashes rose in 2024, with 1,652 incidents mostly occurring from October through February — drivers are urged to use high beams at dawn and dusk, avoid swerving, and always buckle up. This safety reminder is part of ongoing efforts to reduce collisions during fall and winter.

Auburn Athletics and Peachtree Entertainment announced a long-term partnership to host at least five concerts at Neville Arena and Jordan-Hare Stadium in the next five months.

The concerts will feature faith-based worship and country music—with performances by Josiah Queen, Hulvey and Claire Leslie on November 15, Riley Green on November 28 and Parker McCollum on February 13.

The Alabama State Department of Education released the 2024-2025 school report card that measures public and charter schools on achievement, growth, graduation, career readiness and attendance.

In our local area, Auburn City Schools and Pike Road Schools earned an A—while Montgomery County Schools received a C.

Alabama's Department of Human Resources began uploading full SNAP benefits onto EBT cards today after receiving guidance from USDA because the federal government has reopened.

The department expects those who normally receive benefits on November 14 or later to get them on their usual day this month (some may already see payments).

On Nov. 7, Auburn High School football rallied from a 21—0 start to win 52—41 over Vestavia Hills at Duck Samford Stadium—coach Keith Etheredge praised key plays by quarterback Cason Myers, Jaeden King and Antonio Welch as the team overcame early setbacks; the Tigers will face No. 8 Daphne High School today in the second round of the playoffs.

Campus Nights Featuring Josiah Queen and Hulvey

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Neville Arena — Cost info unavailable — Experience the rise of hip hop artist Hulvey and enjoy an engaging night of music.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights vs Auburn Tigers Women's Basketball

6-7:30 p.m. — Neville Arena — Check with venue for ticket prices — Witness an exciting collegiate basketball matchup in Auburn.

2025 Genesis 32 Fall Tournament

8 AM – 6 PM — Auburn Mixed Martial Arts — No entry fee listed — Experience exciting combat sports at this well-organized tournament using Smoothcomp software.

Iron Bowl: Bama vs Auburn

6:00 PM – 9:59 PM — Jordan-Hare Stadium — Check local listings for ticket prices — Experience the thrilling rivalry of Alabama football in one of college sports' most storied matchups.

Feed Milling Workshop

8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. — Charles C. Miller Jr. Poultry Research and Education Center — Registration required — Expand knowledge in feed milling operations for industry professionals.

ACC/SEC Challenge: NC State at Auburn Basketball

8:00-9:45 p.m. — Neville Arena — Check website for ticket prices — Enjoy an exciting college basketball matchup featuring the NC State Wolfpack against the Auburn Tigers.