The economy of Auburn

Alabama revolves mainly on Auburn University and its affiliated services. The University employs roughly 4,300 people which accounts to one-quarter of Auburn's total workforce. Another 2,400 are employed under federal and state government while 8,500 are employed in the service sector. In terms of industrial base, Auburn is centered on high tech research and manufacturing firms that focus on producing fuel cells, automotive wheels, small engines and plastic injection technology. At present, Auburn has four technology parks including Auburn Research Park that opened in September 2008 which specializes in conducting research on high-resolution microscopy.

Liberty Properties

Auburn, Alabama-based property management company Liberty Properties is centered on commercial development and small business management. The company is guided by their philosophy which aims to build houses for long term use. Danny Phipps, the founder and owner of Liberty Properties, focuses on quality and service unlike other apartment developers. All units are offered in a very affordable price to accommodate the needs of families, college students and young professionals. Liberty Properties is offering property rentals in various areas including North Atlanta, Auburn and Walton Beach, Florida. Property managers guide clients in selecting the best house for their needs.

Patience key for Danjel Purifoy in going from Auburn’s best to 10th in rotation

Two seasons ago, Danjel Purifoy was one of Auburn’s top-two players. Following a 21-month layoff due to eligibility issues stemming from the FBI’s investigation into corruption in college basketball, however, much has changed for Purifoy since returning to the court. Purifoy, who missed all of last season and 30 percent of this one, has been back in action for four games — but the redshirt-junior forward is no longer the Tigers’ best or second-best player. He’s more a luxury than a necessity for No. 12 Auburn as it heads into SEC play next week. Read more here

Donald E. Davis Arboretum in Auburn, AL

Donald E. Davis Arboretum is located within the campus of Auburn University. The arboretum is showcasing an extensive array of native trees, wildflowers and shrubs that can be found in the southeastern part of the U.S. At present, it has a collection of over 150 species of native Alabama trees. Its collection includes Abies firma, Acer negundo, Betula nigra and Carya aquatica. A wide collection of carnivorous plants, oaks and azaleas can also be seen within its area. Donald E. Davis Arboretum celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013. It is open to guests for 24 hours everyday, all year round.