Brian Woodham is a journalist based in Auburn, Alabama. He writes for the Auburn Villager, focusing on local news and events. Brian covers a wide range of topics including city government, education, sports, and community development.
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By: Brian Woodham
At its meeting last week, the Auburn 2040 Transportation Committee heard presentations on transportation options offered in the area, including Lee Russell Public Transit and Auburn University's Tiger Transit system.
CARE Humane Society has seen a high number of intakes recently, including a litter of puppies, and put out the call to animal lovers in the Auburn area who may be willing to open their homes as part of the shelter's fostering program.
By: Brian Woodham
At its regular meeting Tuesday night, the Auburn City Council approved a temporary street closure and entertainment district designation for the upcoming Tipoff at Toomer's event, but not before some
As the upcoming holiday season draws closer, Auburn University students have mobilized to get the community involved in beating food insecurity and hunger in East Alabama with the annual Beat
Former President Donald Trump cruised to victory in the general election on Tuesday night, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris to become the first president since Grover Cleveland in the late
The removal of an eagle's nest in north Auburn by a housing developer over the weekend has sparked outrage in much of the Auburn community and an investigation by the
While returning from a short-term mission trip about 35 years ago, Dr. Dell Crosby heard a calling to bring the same sense of charity he took to Africa to his
Auburn University students, civic leaders and supporters gathered at the Food Bank of East Alabama last Friday to unveil the total haul for this year's Beat 'Bama Food Drive, which
The 13th Annual Auburn Polar Plunge to support the Lee County Special Olympics will be held Saturday, Jan. 18 at the City of Auburn’s Samford Pool beginning at 9 a.m.
By: Brian Woodham
Auburn University's Kreher Preserve and Nature Center opened its doors to the community last weekend to celebrate the completion of its new Environmental Education Building, a project long in the
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