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The Auburn Villager
  Auburn, Alabama February 6, 2012  
 
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Dr. Pam Henson is the second of the three candidates interviewed to succeed Dr. Terry Jenkins.
A look at: Dr. Henson
The interview process to hire the next Auburn City Schools superintendent started Jan. 24 and will wrap up Feb. 7. Each week, The Auburn Villager will profile one of the three candidates for the position.
[FULL STORY]


 
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Contributed Auburn Villager
Sheila Eckman has represented Ward 2 on the Auburn City Council since 2002.
Eckman looking to make changes
Sheila Eckman wants to take her decade of experience on Auburn's City Council to the next level.
[FULL STORY]


 
 Headlines
Incumbent Holt seeks third term The District 1 seat on the Lee County Commission is being challenged in the upcoming March 13 Republican Primaries before voting season this fall.

City's voting district alterations precleared The United States Department of Justice recently signed off on the City of Auburn's proposed redistricting plan.

AU meat lab: Feeding the public, teaching a trade Auburn University is serving beef, pork and eggs with a side of research at the Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory.

Dr. Karen DeLano, ACS superintendent candidate The interview process to hire the next Auburn City Schools superintendent started this week and will wrap up Feb. 7. Each week, The Auburn Villager will profile one of the three candidates for the position.

Toomer's oaks to be replaced Auburn President Dr. Jay Gogue has accepted the Future of Rolling Toomer's Corner Committee's recommendation to replace the poisoned oaks with one or two large, live trees, according to Debbie Shaw, vice president of Auburn University alumni affairs.

More Headlines . . . 


 
Another respectable signing class
Yesterday, the Auburn football team added a group of esteemed athletes who are anticipated to don orange and blue this fall.


 
 
...more from Access Auburn 
 
Headlines from Tigerland
You can learn more about Lawson in this interview . . .

The Lady Vols recovered from Thursday's upset loss to South Carolina with an 82-61 SEC women's basketball victory over Auburn at Thompson-Boling Arena . . .

It was a dilemma that turned what should have been a day of celebration for Philon into a very public ordeal . . .

...more news from Tigerland.com

Community Calendar
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 Opinion

Design a punishment to fit the crime
Lee County District Attorney Robbie Treese is a popular man these days. Treese, in a sense, is at the center of the storm on this controversy surrounding the poisoning of the Toomer's oaks.  
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 Features
Now that really gets me riled... Sir Bullwinkle and Mr. Chips are discussing things.

AU's Rural Studio is subject of PBS documentary The late, legendary architect Samuel Mockbee and Auburn University's Rural Studio for aspiring architects are the subject of a documentary film by producer and director Sam Wainwrigh

Auburn gets a new performing arts center Auburn has a new performing arts center. A $10 million addition and renovation project at Auburn High School, called the Auburn Performing Arts Center, Julie and Hal Moore Center for Excellence, is expected to open this weekend after almost a year of construction.

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