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OPELIKA — Lee County voters went to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, to select their next sheriff following an unusual general election that included a grassroots write-in campaign supporting longtime incumbent Sheriff Jay Jones.
Cam Hunt again won the race, this time earning 65% of the vote against write-in votes taking the other 35%.
Hunt, a ...


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U.S. senator, former Auburn head football coach to become Alabama’s 55th governor

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LEE COUNTY —U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R) led former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D) by 93,426 votes in unofficial statewide returns in the race for governor, putting Republicans on track to keep control of the office.
All Lee County figu...


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Council declines to approve new rental licensing requirements following public opposition

BY MICHELLE KEY
PUBLISHER

OPELIKA — The Opelika City Council failed to approve an ordinance Tuesday, Nov. 3, that would have established new business licensing and taxation requirements for owners of residential, commercial and short-term rental properties, as well as s...


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BY NICK MINERVA

FOR THE OBSERVER

BEULAH — With 2:01 left and a chance to tie the game, Woodland High School took over at its own 20 yard line. A Beulah High School defender stepped in front of a Nate Herren pass and returned it for a touchdown, giving the Bobcats (5-5) the points they needed to hold off Woodland 41-34 on Thursday, Oct. 29.

The wi...


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BY DANIEL SCHMIDT

THE OBSERVER

OPELIKA — Trinity Christian School’s girls and boys varsity basketball teams both opened their seasons with wins over The Rock Academy at the Covington Recreation Center on Oct. 27.

Lady Eagles’ defense shines

Five practices into the season, the Lady Eagles (1-0) looked anything b...


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