There are moments in life when we want God to speak clearly. We want direction, reassurance or some kind of answer that tells ...

A string of several close losses in Class 3A Region 2 play left Beulah High School needing a win against Slocumb High School ...

The Opelika Chamber is hosting “Lunch at the Chamber,” a weekly food truck and pop-up vendor event held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m ...

Due to the emergence of Hurricane Isaias, Dothan High School had to travel to Opelika on Thursday, Oct. 8, a day before the ...

The city of Opelika is giving its longtime Burgers & Badges fundraiser a fresh twist this October. Municipal Mayhem builds on ...

Leading up to and following last Friday afternoon, Lee-Scott Academy head coach Jacob Ozment had heard plenty of times that ...

BY VANESSA ECHOLSFOR THE OBSERVER EAST ALABAMA — An East Alabama nonprofit organization is inviting the community to ditch ...

LEE COUNTY — When Lee County voters go to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, they will find four statewide constitutional amendments at the bottom of their ballot. All four were approved by the state ...

A revised ordinance that would establish new business-license requirements for residential, commercial and short-term rental properties, as well as self-storage facilities, will return to the Opelika ...

EAST ALABAMA — Nearly two and a half centuries after American independence was won, the search continues for the men and women of the Revolutionary generation who eventually made East Alabama their ...

SMITHS STATION — Hurricane Isaias forced a schedule change, but it did little to alter the outcome of the 35th “Backyard Brawl.” Central High School overwhelmed Smiths Station High School 63-0 at T.C.