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AUBURN, AL The Auburn University Regional Airport is excited to announce the first air show since 1984. Past aviation events have drawn approximately 10,000 attendees to the Auburn University Regional Airport. The Auburn-Opelika Air Show (AUO) will bring thrilling, world-class aviation enter-tainment and education to the Auburn-Opelika area, making it a prime marketing opportunity for local and national busi-nesses.

The Auburn-Opelika Airshow (AUO) takes flight May 11, 2013 for a family filled day of in-air entertainment and on-ground interac-

tion that will wow your senses. Attractions include war bird demonstrations, active military aircraft and vehicles, Touch a Truck Kids Zone, static displays and great food. Rain date scheduled for Sunday, May 12, 2013.

This will be a GREAT event with proceeds going to The Community Foundation of East Alabama. Advance tickets may be purchased from our community partners, Auburn & Opelika BB&T locations, Auburn & Opelika Charter Bank locations, the Au-burn Chamber of Commerce, the Opelika Chamber of Commerce, and at the Airport.

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The Auburn-Opelika Airshow will be a GREAT

event for our area and will serve as a fundraiser for The Community Founda-tion of East Alabama.

As a local center for philanthrophy, the Community Foundation works with individuals, families, corporations, private foundations and nonprofit organizations to help them carry out their charitable objectives and address ermerging community issues. Our five county region includes Lee County, and parts of Chambers, Macon, Russell and Tallapoosa.

The Foundation’s Board of Directors is composed of East Alabama citizens committed to building a vibrant commu-nity foundation to take its place as one of more than 700 community founda-tions in the United States. Through the gererosity of people in East Alabama, our Community Foundation will grow. Through grant making, we look forward to a brighter future by giving back to the place we call home.

Find out more at www.tcfeastalabama.org

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Insurance and discounts subject to terms, conditions and availability. Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company and Allstate Indemnity Company. Life insurance and annuities issued by Lincoln Benefit Life Company, Lincoln, NE, Allstate Life Insurance Company, Northbrook, IL, and American Heritage Life Insurance Company, Jacksonville, FL. In New York, Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York, Hauppauge, NY. Northbrook, IL. © 2010 Allstate Insurance Company.

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Insurance and discounts subject to terms, conditions and availability. Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company and Allstate Indemnity Company. Life insurance and annuities issued by Lincoln Benefit Life Company, Lincoln, NE, Allstate Life Insurance Company, Northbrook, IL, and American Heritage Life Insurance Company, Jacksonville, FL. In New York, Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York, Hauppauge, NY. Northbrook, IL. © 2010 Allstate Insurance Company.

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SWEETSUMMER TIMEAUBURN, AL What makes a memory? An experience. The Auburn-Opelika area is full of unique opportunities and events that will find their way into our hearts as some of our favorite memories.What are some of your favorites?

Near Auburn, AL, Randle Farms grows quality meats and produce for their farm store, local restaurants, and their Commu-nity Supported Agriculture program. The original 35 acre farm was purchased in September of 1975 and has been added to over the years, first by a 16 acre growing

parcel in the early 1980’s and then by 160 acreas in the mid 1990’s.

The images of any sweet summer may include warm days, bright sunshine and tasty berries...right? Well, if you take a trip to Randall Farms this will definitely be true. After spending the afternoon (or perhaps the cooler morning) picking plump, ripe berries (and taste testing a few) you’ll walk away from the 10 acres they currently have in blueberry production with buckets full of this blue gem, free to enjoy the tasty treat in any way you choose after you leave the pictur-esque farm.

Stained little hands will surely enjoy this unique experience that may become a family tradition (who wouldn’t want to relive an experience with such delicious results?)

For more information (and great recipes) find them online at www.RandleFarms.net.

Welcome to Complete Coverage, an Auburn-Opelika community insider newsletter. I am Rusty Prewett of the Allstate Prewett Insurance Group and founder of the “We LOVE Our Cause” community initiative. As 2001 Auburn graduates, my wife Mandy and I have a connection to the Auburn-Opelika area like many others do.

In September of 2011, I opened an Allstate Insurance agency in the area, now known as the Allstate Prewett Insur-ance Group. After moving to Auburn, we found there are many activities for family, friends and couples in Auburn-Opelika area, but not much guidance outside of the web in how to find them. So, we bring you a consolidation of the online websites right here!

This newsletter is my way of giving back to our great community. Also giving back to the community is our “We LOVE Our Cause” program. This program was created to raise awareness for many of our local nonprofit organiza-tions in the Auburn-Opelika area. I want to thank all of the participating organizations and the community for their continued loyalty and support of this cause and community awareness. I am passionate about this program and raising awareness for the many great causes that are in our very own backyard. I encourage all of you to visit www.weloveourcause.com to find ad-ditional information on the program.

Enjoy this newsletter, which you will receive bi-monthly or find it online at www.yourcompletecoverage.com

Rusty

The facts don’t lie. Cavities are a hugeproblem for children and teenagers in oursociety. Cavities can lead to painfultoothaches and serious infections.

What is causing the alarming rate ofcavities in our children? Our diet. We live ina society that is highly dependent on sugar.

I think everyone is aware of the sugars incakes, cookies and candies. However, I thinkthe “silent assassin” is the sugar in ourdrinks. a lot of people don't realize howharmful sugary drinks are. Especially sportsdrinks, soda, chocolate/strawberry milk,sweet tea, etc.

n Dental decay (cavities) is the most prevalent infectious disease among children.

n The number of cavities in 2-5 year olds is on the rise for the first time since the 1970’s.

n More than 40% of children have cavitiesby the time they reach kindergarten

n The overall rate of dental decay is highest during adolescence.

1. Brush and floss twice per day. Especially at night just before bedtime.

2. Limit sugary drinks to one time per day.

3. Don’t eat or drink anything after you brush at night (only water).

4. Limit your sweets to dessert times (right after meals) and not in between meals.

5. Use a fluoride toothpaste (but don’t swallow it).

6. Visit a dentist every 6 months.

I hope you’ll find this information interesting and useful. Please let us know if there is anythingwe can do to help keep your child “cavity free”!

Steps you can take to make sure your child is “cavity free”

2320 Moores Mill Road, Suite 250Auburn, AL 36830 • (334) 0099

www.LilesSmiles.com

The facts don’t lie. Cavities are a hugeproblem for children and teenagers in oursociety. Cavities can lead to painfultoothaches and serious infections.

What is causing the alarming rate ofcavities in our children? Our diet. We live ina society that is highly dependent on sugar.

I think everyone is aware of the sugars incakes, cookies and candies. However, I thinkthe “silent assassin” is the sugar in ourdrinks. a lot of people don't realize howharmful sugary drinks are. Especially sportsdrinks, soda, chocolate/strawberry milk,sweet tea, etc.

nDental decay (cavities) is the most prevalent infectious disease among children.

nThe number of cavities in 2-5 year olds is on the rise for the first time since the 1970’s.

nMore than 40% of children have cavitiesby the time they reach kindergarten

nThe overall rate of dental decay is highest during adolescence.

1.Brush and floss twice per day. Especially at night just before bedtime.

2.Limit sugary drinks to one time per day.

3.Don’t eat or drink anything after you brush at night (only water).

4.Limit your sweets to dessert times (right after meals) and not in between meals.

5.Use a fluoride toothpaste (but don’t swallow it).

6.Visit a dentist every 6 months.

I hope you’ll find this information interesting and useful. Please let us know if there is anythingwe can do to help keep your child “cavity free”!

Steps you can take to make sure your child is “cavity free”

2320 Moores Mill Road, Suite 250Auburn, AL 36830 • (334) 0099

www.LilesSmiles.com

N o o n Tu n e s [Opelika Courthouse Square]

S u n d o w n Co n c e r t S e r i e s

[Thursdays - Town Creek Park]

F i r s t F r i d a y s[Downtown Opelika]

AU G ra d u a t i o n[Auburn University]

S u m m e r S w i ng [Tuesdays - Municipal Park in Opelika]

A u b u r n O p e l i k a A i r s h o w

[Auburn University Regional Airport]

S e c o n d S a t u r d a y [Historical Society Museum, Loachapoka]

2 1 s t A n n u a l Fi s h i n g R o d e o

[AU Tech Park- South Lake]

Ca m p W a r E a g le Fi rs t s e s s i o n [Auburn University]

M e m o r i a l D a y[Remember our fallen heroes]

M a yOpelika

F A R M E R ’ S M A R K E T

OPELIKA, AL Join us in at the Court-house Square in downtown Opelika this summer for the outdoor farm-er’s market. Come walk around the square each Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m. to find fresh, local produce ranging from heirloom tomatoes to collard greens. You may even find some fresh bread, homemade ice cream or local honey.

Pam Powers-Smith, the director of Opelika Main Street, said the mar-ket began because of a state driven project.

“Seven or eight years ago the state decided that they would try to help promote farmer’s markets across the state to encourage people to shop for local produce, so they

kinda wanted to give assistance to cities all across the state,” she said. “So, they kind of will tell us when we should start, when we should stop, and they kind of help us make sure that all of our farmers are growing their own produce and that they have permits, etc.”

Depending on the year’s crop, the

market may continue through Sep-tember or until produce is depleted. Look for further updates about the end date.

For more information, contact Pam Powers-Smith, director of Opelika Main Street or find the Opelika Main Street Farmer’s Market on Facebook.

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O p e l i k a F a r m e r ’ s M a r k e t O p e n i n g D a y [Opelika Courthouse Square - Tuesdays]

S u m m e r S w i ng [Tuesdays - Municipal Park in Opelika]

F i r s t F r i d a y s[Downtown Opelika

S u m m e r O ut d o o r M o v i e S e r i e s

[Duck Samford Park - Field 1]

6 t h A n n u a l To u r o f H o m e s [Auburn-Opelika Area]

S e c o n d S a t u r d a y [Historical Society Museum,

Loachapoka]

7 t h A n n u a l D o w n t o w n A r t W a l k [Downtown Auburn]

S u m m e r O ut d o o r M o v i e S e r i e s

[Duck Samford Park - Field 1]

4 t h A n n u a l D a y i n C l a y [Dean Road Recreation Center]

J u n eAUBURN, AL Enjoy a night (or several nights) of entertainment at Town Creek Park with one of Auburn’s newest traditions - the May Concert Series at Town Creek Park. Nestled in the middle of Auburn, Town Creek Park is the perfect setting to listen to the enchanting sounds of local and regional musicians.

Bring the family, a picnic, and your lawn chairs and enjoy a free, relaxing evening of entertainment before the dog days of summer set in. Speaking of...don’t forget to bring your favorite four-legged friends!

Join us every Thursday evening in May! FREE to the public. Listen and win with the May Concert Series! Tune in to 99.9 Kate FM every Thursday in May during the 9 a.m. hour to hear Auburn Parks and Recreation’s weekly update and listen for your chance to win a Free pizza, courtesy of Papa John’s and 99.9 Kate FM!

The 2013 lineup includes a number of local favorites...

2013

May 2Soulco•••

May 9Crossroads

•••May 16

Destiny Brown•••

May 23Martha’s Trouble

•••May 30

Dave Potts

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LEE COUNTY, AL For so many in this community (and around the country) the beginning of summer is marked by the end of school. Well, it’s that time again. Kids can’t wait for their breaks from homework and tests, “no more pencils, no more books, no more teachers’ dirty looks...”

So, when will we see those big yellow buses park for a few months and instead start looking out for children at play? We’ll tell you.

AUBURN CITY SCHOOLSLast Student Day.........................................May 23Teacher Work Day.......................................May 24Auburn High School Graduation.............May 23 7pm

OPELIKA CITY SCHOOLS Last Student Day.........................................May 23Teacher Work Day.......................................May 24Opelika High School Graduation.............May 24 7pm LEE COUNTY SCHOOLSLast Student Day.........................................May 23Teacher Work Day.......................................May 24Beauregard High School Graduation......May 23 7pmBeulah High School Graduation..............May 23 7:30pmLoachapoka High School Graduation.....May 24 7pmSmiths Station High School Graduation..May 24 8pm EST

LEE SCOTT ACADEMYLast Student Day.........................................May 23Teacher Work Day.......................................May 24Lee Scott Academy Graduation................May 23 7pm

AUBURN UNIVERSITYGraduation.................................................May 4-5

SOUTHERN UNION COMMUNITY COLLEGEGraduation.................................................May 6 a “WE LOVE OUR CAUSE” event brought to you by

to our sponsors who helped us to help those who help so many...

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C O M M U N I T Y C A L E N D A R M A Y / J U N E 2 0 1 3

MAY 01, 08 NOON TUNES (COURTHOUSE SQUARE)

MAY 02-30 SUNDOWN CONCERT SERIES (THURS)

MAY 03 OPELIKA FIRST FRIDAYS

MAY 03,04,05 AU BASEBALL VS. OLE MISS

MAY 04 EAST COAST OFFROAD RACING SERIES

MAY 04-05 AUBURN UNIVERSITY GRADUATION

MAY 07- 28 OPELIKA SUMMER SWING (TUES)

MAY 08 AU BASEBALL VS. SAMFORD

MAY 11 AUBURN OPELIKA AIR SHOW

MAY 11 LOACHAPOKA SECOND SATURDAY

MAY 14 AU BASEBALL VS. JACKSONVILLE STATE

MAY 16,17,18 AU BASEBALL VS. ARKANSAS

MAY 18 21ST ANNUAL FISHING RODEO

MAY 23-24 CAMP WAR EAGLE

MAY 28-31 SUMMER ECOLOGY CAMP

MAY 30-31 CAMP WAR EAGLE

MAY 31 DAN NAVARRO IN CONCERT (AUUF)

JUNE 03-07 SUMMER ECOLOGY CAMP

JUNE 04 -25 OPELIKA FARMERS MARKET (TUES)

JUNE 04-25 SUMMER SWING (TUES)

JUNE 06-07 CAMP WAR EAGLE

JUNE 07 OPELIKA FIRST FRIDAYS

JUNE 07,21 SUMMER OUTDOOR MOVIE SERIES

JUNE 08 6TH ANNUAL TOUR OF HOMES

JUNE 08 LOACHAPOKA SECOND SATURDAY

JUNE 10-11 CAMP WAR EAGLE

JUNE 10-14 SUMMER ECOLOGY CAMP

JUNE 13-14 CAMP WAR EAGLE

JUNE 14 7TH ANNUAL DOWNTOWN ART WALK

JUNE 17-21 SUMMER ECOLOGY CAMP

JUNE 20-21 CAMP WAR EAGLE

JUNE 22 4TH ANNUAL DAY IN CLAY

JUNE 24-25 SUMMER ECOLOGY CAMP

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