Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of December.
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🏘️ Community
The Auburn and Opelika Police Departments supported local families during the holiday season through their annual Toy Drive and Shop with a Cop program, respectively, benefitting over 700 children combined.
After a serious car accident in 1950, Marianne Jackson Cashatt, an outstanding student and community member from Auburn, overcame a life-altering spinal injury through remarkable determination, becoming an inspiring figure of resilience.
The Auburn Toy Drive, supported by the community and Esperanza House, served over 600 children this year, highlighting the impact of community aid on families during the holidays.
🚨 Crime
Two teenagers, Madison Daly, 18, and Kayden Lynch, 19, were pronounced dead in a double homicide on Lee Road 2113 on Christmas Eve, with the case under active investigation.
🎓 Education
Auburn University opens a new Environmental Education Building at Kreher Preserve and Nature Center to enhance educational offerings and engage the community in nature preservation.
Alabama Teacher of the Year Kimberly Johnson was selected to help decorate the White House for Christmas, an honor reflecting her recognition and contribution to education.
🏛️ Government
The Auburn City Council denied the annexation of a 178-acre parcel after residents voiced opposition.
🏈 Sports
The Auburn High School Varsity Girls' Cross Country team clinched the state championship with a one-point win over Hoover High School, led by Alabama's top-ranked runner, Sarah Tole.
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Sarah J. Maas Trivia Challenge
Fans of Sarah J. Maas can test their knowledge of her popular series at a trivia night hosted by Auburn Oil Co. Booksellers.
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