Draft:Opelika Observer
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The Opelika Observer is a once-a-week newspaper located in Opelika, Alabama.
The Observer covers Lee County schools, sports, and politics, also sharing local obituaries, legals, and opinions. The Observer also publishes digitally the publications NeighborhoodTour, LIVE Lee, and the Lee County Listener, in addition digital editions of its weekly newspapers. Their website is https://opelikaobserver.com/.
The newspaper’s Publisher/Editor is Michelle Key. The Managing Editor is Anita Stiefel. Robert Noles is Staff Photographer.
The newspaper is located at 223A S. 8th Street, Opelika, Alabama 36801. Their phone number is (334) 749-8003.
The Observer is available to subscribe to at https://opelikaobserver.com/subscribe-today/.
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