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Community gathers to celebrate opening of Nonprofit Center of East Alabama (opens the original)
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Local city officials, civic leaders and residents gathered last week to celebrate the opening of the new location of the Nonprofit Center of East Alabama, which has opened the doors of its new home to provide space for area nonprofit organizations to operate. The vision for the new location of the nonprofit center began in 2022 when the Samford-Cannon Foundation bought the old Elks Lodge building off Opelika Road with the intent to repurpose it into a hub and home for area nonprofit organizatio
City Council amends FY26-27 biennial budget (opens the original)
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At its regular meeting Tuesday night, the Auburn City Council voted to amend the Biennial Budget for Fiscal Years 2026-27. One of the most significant changes to the budget involves the addition of an in-house city attorney during FY27, a first step in the process to potentially create an in-house legal team for Auburn, according to City Manager Megan McGowen Crouch. The city has long contracted with the law firm of Davidson, Davidson, Umbach & Forbus (DDUF) for city legal services and negotiat
ACS Board of Education approves FY2027 Budget (opens the original)
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At its monthly meeting on Tuesday night, the Auburn City Schools Board of Education approved its budget for Fiscal Year 2027 and provided an outlook on the current academic year. From kindergarten to 12th grade, Auburn City Schools enrollment is projected to slightly decrease this academic year from 9,369 to about 9,234 students across the system's 14 school campuses. This marks the second-straight school year that enrollment has declined since peaking in 2025. Enrollment projections anticipate
Residents express frustration, anger, sadness over affordable housing crisis in Auburn (opens the original)
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For an hour at the end of Tuesday night's City Council meeting, one resident after another rose to speak about the affordable housing crisis in Auburn, share their frustration, anger and sadness at the approval of two projects that will raze and redevelop two affordable housing complexes in the community, and demand that more be done to address the issue and see that displaced low- and moderate-income families and individuals can afford a roof over their heads within the city limits. Longtime c
Incumbents complete sweep in Auburn Municipal Election (opens the original)
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Incumbents got a stamp of approval from Auburn residents in Tuesday's Municipal Election as Mayor Ron Anders and Councilmen Tommy Dawson and Sonny Moreman secured another term in office. Anders handily defeated mayoral challenger Robert Wilkins, picking up 4,174 votes, or 77.5 percent of the vote, to lock down a third term in office. Wilkins received 1,209 votes, or 22.5 percent. The campaign between Anders, who was first elected mayor in 2018 and had previously served as a city councilman, and
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