Our local students are shining brightly and deserve to be recognized.
And we’re not just talking about the multitude of stand-out athletes in the foothills.
Two groups of ...
I was encouraged to subscribe to the Auburn Journal when they offered me a year’s subscription for an unbelievable $20. It took years as a subscriber to the (Sacramento) Bee ...
The front-page article in the Auburn Journal on March 8 did not make sense to me, or anyone else I spoke with who had read it (“Commission OKs limiting year-round homeless sh ...
What do $800,000 and a $19 million charter school have to do with us?
These are taxpayer monies paid into the state’s education system that have partly gone to waste.
The ...
News happens at all times of the day, and as your community paper, the Journal wants to provide the best possible coverage.
But we need your help.
In an effort to increase the le ...
Much to our delight the printed word once again flexed its muscle as it shined the light on a topic important to the community and promoted open discussion – even if it didn& ...
From the pages of the Auburn Journal, Feb. 28, 1963
Arrest follows alleged assault in taxi feud
Auburn’s long-smoldering taxi feud flared anew last weekend with charges a ...
While reading Harry Labrie’s letter to the editor, “Don’t publish ill-informed writers” (Reader Input, Feb 24), my thoughts were that possibly Harry is unaw ...
I, for one, would prefer The Auburn Journal publish Comments from more educated and informed writers. Innuendos and non-fact-based comments, as from Nordyne Nann (Feb. 22), only su ...
