Scott Whalen named Auburn Business Association’s Citizen of the Year

Whalen was awarded Citizen of the Year on Wednesday for his countless hours working, volunteering or leading many efforts on Auburn's sports scene and the wider community.

After hearing, Auburn staff will attempt ‘compromise’ on plan to remove income standard from the agricultural zone

City staff said the current proposal goes against Auburn's comprehensive plan, which states that new housing development should stem from the city core.

In class or on the trails, success was always in the cards for Edward Little valedictorian

Grad Tidings: One way or another, Edward Little High School senior Ben Condit was determined to find a place on the Williams College Nordic ski team.

Local students inducted into Phi Kappa Phi honor society

Jodd Bowles’ obligation to family and community is what made him tick

The former Edward Little Alpine ski coach died Sunday at his home in Auburn. He was 60 years old.

Auburn man appeals attempted murder conviction

The attorney for Germaine Page told the state's highest court that the judge should have allowed at trial only some of the late evidence produced by prosecutors.

Auburn agreement would return half of new tax revenue to developer

The city of Auburn is proposing a credit enhancement agreement with the developer of Stable Ridge that would return 50% of new value to the developer.

See inside the Auburn Olive Garden as it gets ready to open

Rumored to be coming for years and nearly two years in the making, the national Italian-themed restaurant comes to life.

The River Comics to host two comedy shows this weekend

Get outside: 10 parks in Lewiston and Auburn

Here are places where you can find some green space in the city.