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Robert Noles

Robert Noles

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Staff Photographer, Opelika Observer

Opelika

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Total articles 55

  • Opelika Adds Resource for Deaf, Blind

    By Robert Noles Verified| Opelika Observer Verified BY ROBERT NOLESROBERT@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COMOPELIKA—The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) Opelika Regional Center is now open. The building opened officially on Wednesday, May 18, during its grand opening event. This marks the 10th state office AIDB location in Alabama. The center will serve infants, toddlers, children, adults and seniors with hearing and vision loss in Chambers, Macon, Russell, Lee and Tallapoosa counties.

    By Robert Noles Verified · Opelika Observer

    May. 25, 2022

  • Lee-Scott Academy hosts ‘Maddie McClendon Night’

    By Robert Noles Verified| Opelika Observer Verified By Robert NolesPhotojournalistClass of 2020 Lee-Scott Academy graduate, Maddie McClendon, was honored last Thursday as the baseball, softball and soccer teams dressed out in teal color jerseys for “Maddie McClendon Night.” McClendon was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in October 2020 and is now being treated in Cincinnati, Ohio. The proceeds from all the games on Thursday will be donated to the McClendon family.

    By Robert Noles Verified · Opelika Observer

    Mar. 25, 2021

  • Opelika Adds Resource for Deaf, Blind

    By Robert Noles Verified| Opelika Observer Verified BY ROBERT NOLESROBERT@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COMOPELIKA—The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) Opelika Regional Center is now open. The building opened officially on Wednesday, May 18, during its grand opening event. This marks the 10th state office AIDB location in Alabama. The center will serve infants, toddlers, children, adults and seniors with hearing and vision loss in Chambers, Macon, Russell, Lee and Tallapoosa counties.

    By Robert Noles Verified · Opelika Observer

    May. 25, 2022

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Opelika Observer

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