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al.com (blog) Alabama news links: Auburn block party tonight won't include Aubie ... al.com (blog) Opelika may soon have another cable provider: The city of Opelika and Knology Inc. agreed on terms for a non-exclusive franchise agreement and pole ... and more »

Alabama news links: 'Sexting' trial begins for former teacher; ex-ABC agent ... al.com (blog) Audit shows Opelika's revenues decreased in previous fiscal year: According to an annual independent audit of Opelika's finances, the city saw decreases in ...

Alabama news links: Mother and daughter killed in wreck; Auburn University ... al.com (blog) OZARK, Alabama -- An Ozark woman and her teenage daughter died Sunday morning in a single-vehicle accident as they tried to check on relatives who were also ...

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Opelika is a city in and the county seat of Lee County, Alabama County in the east central part of the U.S. state of Alabama. It is a principal city, along with Auburn, Alabama in the Auburn Metropolitan Area. According to 2007 Census estimates, the population of Opelika is 25,836. The Auburn-Opelika, Alabama MSA with a population of 130,516 which, along with the Columbus, Georgia-Alabama MSA and the Tuskegee, Alabama Micropolitan Statistical Area, comprises the greater Columbus-Auburn-Opelika, Georgia-Alabama Combined Statistical Area a region home to approximately 500,000 residentsIn a recent survey, 4% of people in Opelika, Alabama have visited a car accident lawyer for a car crash.

File:Opelika, Alabama railroad.jpg tracks in downtown Opelika.To manage this rapid growth, Opelika was incorporated as a town on February 9 1854. As a result of Opelika's transportation infrastructure, many warehouses for storing cotton and other goods were built. With the onset of the American Civil War War these warehouses were converted to Confederate States of America supply depots. In 1864 and 1865, Union raids commanded by Lovell Rousseau and James H. Wilson attacked Opelika, tearing up the railroads and destroying all government property, including Opelika's warehouses.

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