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Auburn SGA Hosts Hey Day
The Auburn SGA hosted Hey Day on Wednesday. The day has been celebrated at Auburn for more than 50 years. The event is a great way for Auburn students to get to know each other and promote the friendly atmosphere found on Auburn's campus everyday.
Bars Closing Down in Auburn
Bodega and The Strutting Duck have moved out of their current locations. While Bodega has closed for good, the Duck is moving into the old Ale House building downtown. We talked to the owner of Bodega and went to the Duck to learn more about their closings.
Georgia Laws Leave Sex Offenders Few Options
Carrie Williams
Cobb County, GA-- Georgia is known for having one of the most strict sexual offender laws in the nation. According to Georgia law, the state’s 16,000 sex offenders are banned from living, working or loitering within 1,000 feet of schools, churches, child-care facilities and other areas where children gather. As a result, sex offenders find themselves with limited areas to reside which comply with the law; pushing them to seek shelter in alternative places, like the woods.
Last week, 9 sex offenders living in make-shift campsites on the property of the Georgia Department of Transportation were identified by Georgia Police officials who forced the individuals to pack-up camp and find somewhere else to go.
October 5, 2009 (F09:05)
This week on Eagle Eye News we take a look at the bars closing in Auburn. Plus, we take a look at the new Ignited Cards and we have an inside look at the Swimming and Diving team.
Rocky Top Toppled
For the fifth straight time in the series the Auburn Tigers football team upended the Tennessee Volunteers. This time by a score of 26-22. It was the first road test for the Tigers of the season, and the first strong defense the Gus Malzahn offensive machine had faced. The Tigers marched right though it, however racking up more than 400 yards of offense, 100 more yards than the Volunteers had given up to any previous opponent. It appeared that the third largest crowd in Auburn football history was going to be a factor for the Tigers as they were held out of the end zone for a quarter and half, but the Tigers soon found their rhythm as they wore down the vaunted Vol defense as the game wore on.
Sept. 28, 2009 Live Broadcast (F09:04)
We have exclusive video of a woman struck by a truck on College Street. Plus we have the latest on the tragic murder of Lee County Deputy James Anderson. Also, in Sports, we have a look at the brand new Tiger's locker room. Click Read more to watch the show!
Updated: 58 Year Old Woman Struck in Auburn
An employee at the Auburn University Library was struck by a truck on College Street Monday night in front of the Hotel and Conference Center. She was airlifted to Columbus Medical Center were she was treated for head injuries. She is recovering at this time. Click read more to watch exclusive video of the victim being airlifted from College Street.
Lee County Sheriff's Deputy James Anderson Killed in the line of Duty
Anderson was run over during a routine traffic stop on Lee Road 230 Thursday afternoon. The suspect ran Anderson down as he approached the vehicle. He was rushed to Columbus Medical Center were he was declared dead soon after arrival. Click read more to watch exclusive video from Sheriff Jay Jones.
Sept. 21, 2009 Live Broadcast (F09:03)
This week's Eagle Eye Broadcast has information on the PACT program, Auburn's New nationwide ranking, and a look at some of Auburn's best Athletes. Click Read more to watch this weeks show.
George Wallace Announces Campaign for Treasurer
A meeting was held Thursday night to discuss the state of the Alabama PACT (Prepaid Affordable Tuition) program. The PACT Fund is currently set to runout of money by 2014 but has outstanding contracts for more than 20 years. At the meeting, George Wallace, the creator of the PACT program, announced he would be coming out of retirement in order to save PACT. Eagle Eye has exclusive video from the event.