Autauga County Auburn Club

04/09/2024

Get ready! 4/10 is Tiger Giving Day. Choose your faves of the 45 projects!! https://rise.auburn.edu/

07/17/2022

David Gilliland passed away on July 16, 2022 at the age of 45. David was one of the first board members of the Autauga County Auburn Club. David was originally from Billings, Al. David was living in Auburn with his wife Julie and his two daughters Ashley and Becca.

God Speed and War Eagle , you will be missed.

07/07/2022

If you haven't listened to the Huddle with Hars podcasts yet, you're missing out!! Check them out!!! 🧡💙 7 episodes so far https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-1-eric-kiesau/id1626521863?i=1000564443097

‎Show Huddle with Hars, Ep Ep. 1: Eric Kiesau - May 29, 2022

06/20/2022

Auburn beat Stanford 6-2 in a College World Series elimination game today...Winning in Omaha for the First time since 1997....WDE!!!

06/14/2022

War Damn Eagle! Auburn Advances to the College World Series in Omaha! Great job Guys

06/07/2022

War Eagle! On to the Super Regional in Oregon...

04/15/2022

War Eagle Ladies!!

03/29/2022

Another player another award..
Congratulations Walker!!!

03/29/2022

National Freshman of the Year..
Not to Shabby....
Congratulations Mr. Smith...

03/27/2022

Congratulations Ladies, Four Consecutive SEC Championships! War Eagle!

03/18/2022

Happy Birthday Coach Pearl...

03/10/2022

03/10/2022

Congratulations on a well deserved honor Coach Pearl.

10/10/2021

Nicely Done....

09/07/2021

Nice first game at Auburn Coach Harsin....War Eagle! 1-0

03/07/2021

Congratulations to Auburn's Bruce Pearl on earning his 600th win as a Division One Basketball Coach.....War Eagle!

02/20/2021

On February 20, 1892, Auburn Professor George Petrie led a team of students and faculty to Piedmont Park in Atlanta for the first football game in Auburn history. Auburn’s 10-0 victory over the University of Georgia began “The Deep South’s Oldest Football Rivalry” still going after 129 years! War Eagle! Photos: AU/UGA game (1895); Dr. Petrie (1905)

12/16/2020

Holly is commonly known as an ornamental, fruiting plant. It looks great in gardens and is fairly easy to upkeep. Its glossy green and prickly leaves and bright red berries (produced only by the female plant) make holly the perfect plant heading into a season full of festivities.