Auburn News

The Logan County Industrial Development Authority met Friday morning to vote on a measure that helps Caldwell Gasket stay in Auburn.

Auburn's Keeton Hanks finished second in a race in Atlanta. It was his PASS South debut.

D&L photo/PAM CASSADY The sign at the Piggly Wiggly says it all after a fire that swept through the local grocery caused extensive damage throughout, especially in the deli area.

In 2009 there have already been eight traffic fatalities in Logan County. That's more than for the entire year of 2008, when there were seven fatalities, and much more than the average of three to four per year.

With the Fourth of July on a Saturday this week it's a perfect year to celebrate our nation's independence all weekend long.

This guy's video on youtube has been so popular that President Obama called him personally. He said that he was very disturbed with the video and invited him to the White House. I don't care what your political views are but this man, portraying one of our founding fathers, make some very good points.

While most city councils have been working on creating new budgets for fiscal year 2009-10, Auburn's council has decided to not pass a new budget and just stick with the current one.

When the space shuttle Endeavor soars into space next week some Logan Countians will be especially interested in the mission.

The 2009 Mary Ann Fisher Summer Concert Series, presented by the Russellville Blues Society, will be kicking off this weekend.

Keeton Hanks kicked off his second race of the 2009 season on Saturday night, May 30 at New Senoia Raceway in Georgia in the ASA Late Model South Division.

Jonathan L. Neal, age 26 of Russellville died Tuesday, June 2 in a motorcycle accident on state route 3519.

Two people are dead in a reported murder-suicide in Logan County that happened at about 7 p.m. Thursday. Melinda Suttle, 23, and Timothy Crump, 23, were found dead by deputies from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office at 236 Alford Collins Road in Russellville, according to a Logan County Sheriff’s Office news release.

Work on the new Russellville park located off of Armory Drive is going full steam ahead.