Opelika-Auburn News

4 reviews

2901 Society Hill Rd

Opelika, AL 36804

http://www.oanow.com

Opelika-Auburn News is a full-service local newspaper that offers information on various topics, including weather, sports, politics and entertainment. The newspaper features several sections, such as classifieds, horoscopes, real estate, advertisement and automobile. Opelika-Auburn News provides newspaper circulation services. The newspaper is owned and operated by Media General Communications Holdings, which is an independently and publicly owned communications company in the Southeast and specializes in newspapers, television stations and interactive media. Media General Communications Holdings also operates publishing, broadcasting and interactive media divisions. Opelika-Auburn News additionally offers online subscription services for its customers. The newspaper is located in Opelika, Ala.

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Scott L.

4/5/2020

After my son was born, sent an email to them to find a digital copy from the day he was born. They printed a month old paper in its entirety and even brought it to me. What a great company!

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Will G.

4/28/2019

Unreliable delivery, give you the option of credit or delivery the next day and when I choose credit, it never shows up on bill. Who wants a day old newspaper. Half the news in it is old by the...

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Barbara F.

4/16/2018

I ordered subscription 25 days ago, but have NEVER RECIEVED A PAPER. I just realized my bank account has been charged $24.45. I called and left messages previously, but no one returned my calls....

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Karen W.

12/19/2014

I subscribed to the Opelika-Auburn newspaper a couple of days before Thanksgiving. They deducted payment two days later for the subscription It's December 19th. I have gotten one.... COUNT...

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