Month: September 2006

As is the case Saturday Morning for the Cancer Awareness Walk in Downtown Opelika . Revel, aka Revco, is dropping by at 6:45AM (Uh – On Saturday) to haul some audio equipment for the event. Redman dropped by after the event with some pictures from the event.  Click Here for the story from the OA News!   From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 29, 2006. View the original… Read More

About a dozen of us gathered at The Rail for the game early on Thursday evening. The wins wasn’t a pretty one for the Tigers, but a win just the same. 

The Rail is going to be the place to be Friday Night.  Check Out their Entertainment Page for all the Details!

From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 28, 2006. View the original page.

Saturday, September 30 • Downtown Opelika/Along South Railroad Avenue • Sponsored by Opelika Main Street, East Alabama Medical Center, American Cancer Society, Lee Co. Medical Alliance & Lee Co. Medical Association Join breast cancer survivors from Lee and surrounding counties in various activities including a one-mile informational walk, live entertainment, walkers’ reception and breast cancer awareness information; a local stylist will host a “cutathon” with proceeds providing underserved women in the area with mammograms. Registration… Read More

We’re going to watch this game over at Eighth & Rail.  Richard will open at 6:30 for the faithful.  It won’t be as loud as BW3 and the beer is a better price! See you at The Rail!

From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 27, 2006. View the original page.

The City of Opelika Planning Commission held its regular monthly meeting on September 26, 2006 in the Planning Commission Chambers, located at the Public Works Facility, 700 Fox Trail. One item on the agenda involved the old Opelika Manufacturing building and lot.  This property is proposed to be a condo and shopping development in the future. Opelika Manufacturing S/D, Resub Parcel A, 3 lots, First Avenue, John M. Dudley, P/F approval.  Mr. Ogren reported that… Read More

Was the Big Easy wound up or what for Football? Motorcycle Man and the Doctor at BW3.  The Bud girls were there with some prizes. I got a few more glasses for the collection. Plus, another coozie that can walk from Fellowship!  

From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 25, 2006. View the original page.

Well, the ticker was finally working.   No AU Football on TV, so the Captain and I discussed ways to listen to the game.  Then, hit on the idea of a radio, which I had in the car.  I talked about that new radio in a past post! If you’ll remember I bought it for Hurricane Season. Well, as we quickly discovered the batteries were dead, so I used the crank to keep it going til… Read More

Some Wings and Brew at BW3 with some Football and crazy ending Nascar Race (Out of What?), a walking trip to Best Buy so I couldn’t buy a Big Screen (can’t haul it without the truck) and things from the grill at new neighbors Hiro and Lindsey’s with some new friends ended the weekend. Talked to Son In Law Scott to check on his weight gain for the pregancy. He seems to be over the morning… Read More

I think we had enough fun last Friday to last a few weeks, as far as Fellowship goes! Music Friday Night is Drew Holcomb at Eighth & Rail .  Five Star Iris is playing on Saturday.  The really great cooler weather we’ve had may give way to some rain over the weekend.  We could probably use it, just hate it’s the weekend. Buffalo is in town to play Auburn .   I suspect you may… Read More

There were several Pirate types at BW3 for the celebration on Tuesday Night.  The Auburn students had been celebrating the holiday all day. Caught up with some friends from Outback!

Mona got me a special gift for the Holiday.  A Green Iguana t-shirt in a Pirate Bag!  Alright!!  Picked that up at The Rail!

From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 19, 2006. View the original page.

Sent by Danny T at work!

From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on September 19, 2006. View the original page.