
Vulcaflex Breaks Ground on Auburn Plant
Italian manufacturer Vulcaflex, S.p.A. began construction of a facility in Auburn, Alabama, with plans to create 130 jobs.
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Italian manufacturer Vulcaflex, S.p.A. began construction of a facility in Auburn, Alabama, with plans to create 130 jobs.
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Do you think new manufacturing jobs are improving the economy in your area?
Auburn news covers city government, Lee County, Auburn City Schools, business and public safety in this home of Auburn University and the Tigers. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Safety Sylvester Smith-Reed and linebacker Bryce Deas will miss Auburn's Week 10 SEC matchup against Arkansas, according to the latest availability report.

A four-year National Science Foundation grant will help Auburn University move faculty discoveries toward practical use.

Jaylin Chaverus Haire is in custody without bond following a reported armed robbery on Wright Street.

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A city council meeting addressed concerns regarding equipment use and the future of police technology policies.

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The Auburn-based bank announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 ending September 30.

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