homes for sale: Could you go to jail for not cutting your grass?
- 06/09/08 04:06 AM
Could you go to jail for not cutting your grass? This is exactly what the city council ruled in Canton, Ohio. The mayor of the town was quoted as saying "this is exactly what we need to clean up our town." Part of the reason for this was the premise that uncut grass cut down on the value of homes. For more information on this topic please visit the following website: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080603/ap_on_fe_st/odd_grass_cutting_penalty What are your thoughts on this subject? Do any of the cities you live in have similar ordinances in place? Sounds like they are very serious about having well maintained yards. … (8 comments)
homes for sale: Come join the fun at the 16th Annual Fishing Rodeo in Auburn, Alabama!
- 06/06/08 01:36 AM
The Auburn Parks and Recreation Department will host the 16th Annual Fishing Rodeo from 7 to 11 a.m. Saturday, June 7, at the lake in Auburn Technology Park South. This year's rodeo is in conjunction with the Water Works Wonders National Fishing and Boating Week. The family event is for children 12 and younger. More than $300 in door prizes will be given away to participants, and prizes will be awarded for the biggest fish and smallest fish caught. Participants are asked to bring their own fishing poles. The cost is $5 to participate, and bait will be provided. There is … (1 comments)
homes for sale: Don't miss Auburn's Jazz and Blue's Festival at Pebble Hill, Auburn, AL!
- 05/30/08 09:05 AM
Don't miss the First Annual Auburn Arts Association Jazz and Blues Festival Fund Raising Event onFriday, May 30th, 2008 5-11 p.m. at Pebble Hill's Lawn & Greystone's PatioFestival goers are encouraged to bring a blanket or chairs for the lawnand move between the two locations while great Jazz /Blues bands playalternately between the locations. These include: Patrick Bruce Trio,The Alabama Gravy Soppers, Little Jimmy Reid, Todd Vickery, and BluesNine.The front lawn of Greystone will host many local restaurants as "vendors"presenting an affordable 'taste' of delicious foods found in Auburn. Thevendors include: Creole Shack, Gnu's Room, In Italy, Big Blue Bagel, MellowMushroom. There … (0 comments)
homes for sale: Check out the Market at Ag Heritage Park for fresh fruits and vegtables in the Auburn, Alabama area!
- 05/28/08 03:38 AM
If you are looking for fresh foods then look no further. The Market at Ag Heritage Park has the following goodies: Baked goods (cheese straws, casseroles, cinnamon rolls, and more) Coffee (Fair Trade coffee roasted right here in Alabama) Cucumbers Goat cheese (including cheddar and blue cheese) and soaps Greens Honey (from Lee County bees) 'Mater dirt New potatoes Onions Peaches Peanuts Peppers Plants (from herbs to shrubs to hanging baskets) Shrimp (raised in Alabama ponds) Stone-ground grains (from grits to granola; from oatmeal to corn meal) Summer squash (yellow and zucchini) The Market at Ag Heritage Park is scheduled to be … (0 comments)
homes for sale: Don't miss the wine and cheese hike at the Forest Ecology Preserve!
- 05/19/08 08:54 AM
Looking for something fun to do? Then check out the Full Moon Wine and Cheese Hike being held at the Forest Ecology Preserve on May 23, 2008 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $15 per person. You must register in advance for this event by calling Jennifer at (334) 737-6512 or (334) 844-8091. There is a limit of 30 and this is for adults only. This is a fund raiser to benefit the Preserve and should be a lot of fun! The hike will begin at the pavilion and lead to the pond where fabulous spring and summer wines will be enjoyed … (0 comments)
homes for sale: If you are looking for something fun & educational for the kids this summer than check this out!
- 05/16/08 08:35 AM
If you are looking for something fun and educational for the children to do this summer than please check this out! "Summer science camps offer hands-on activitiesThe Youth Experiences in Science (Y.E.S.) summer camps sponsored by the College of Sciences and Mathematics will take place at Wright's Mill Road Elementary School on June 2-6, June 9-13 and June 16-20 for rising first- through sixth-grade students. Camps on the AU campus will occur on June 18-20 and July 21-23 for rising sixth- through ninth-grade students. In addition, a special "Summer Y.E.S. for Girls" will occur on July 9-11 for rising sixth- through … (0 comments)
homes for sale: All about the City of Opelika, Alabama schools
- 05/16/08 08:29 AM
Do you have questions concerning the school sytem in Opelika, Alabama? If so, please visit the following website for detailed information about Opelika's schools: http://www.opelikaschools.org/ Also, the following website has information regarding most all of the schools in the Lee County, Alabama area: http://alabama.schooltree.org/Lee-County-Schools.html
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homes for sale: What you need to know about the City of Auburn Schools
- 05/16/08 08:19 AM
Are you moving to the Auburn, Alabama area and need to know what to expect from the City of Auburn's schools. If so, please check out the following website: http://www.auburnschools.org/schools_copy(1).htm Also, please consider the following link for information on the public and private schools in Auburn, AL: http://realestate.aol.com/srp.jsp?cpage_SCHOOL_LISTING=1&loc=Auburn%2CAL&p=0&m=Find+Listings&t=3
Camp War Eagle is a fun and exciting time for incoming freshman coming to Auburn University, AL for the first time. This is a time to orient incoming students and even the parents on what to expect during their time at Auburn University. For additional information please visit the following website: http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/student_affairs/success/fye/cwe/ … (3 comments)
homes for sale: Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum at Auburn University, Alabama
- 02/10/08 02:35 AM
Ever wonder where how the names were decided on all the buildings at Auburn Univerity, Alabama? To begin with, Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum begins its 34th year of service to the Univeristy. It was originally called Memorial Coliseum, in memory of the Auburn veterans who died, renamed in 1987 for Joel H. Eaves (1914-), the school's all-time winningest coach. Six years later, Jeff Beard was added to honor the former athletic director (1951-72). "The capacity of the six-million dollar multi-purpose building was reduced at the beginning of the 1994-95 season to 10,108 from its original 12,500-seat capacity since 1969. It was then increased to … (1 comments)
Could you go to jail for not cutting your grass? This is exactly what the city council ruled in Canton, Ohio. The mayor of the town was quoted as saying "this is exactly what we need to clean up our town." Part of the reason for this was the premise that uncut grass cut down on the value of homes. For more information on this topic please visit the following website: 
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