The Dream School is working with their students and families to help assemble 300 backpacks containing school supplies for children who lost their belongings.
Army veteran Kerry Chester was in Hamilton County last week on her 450-mile walk across Nebraska to raise money and awareness for her organization, Unite NE 450. Joining her for her hike on the Dark Island Trail last Tuesday were Holly Herzberg of Aurora and Hampton native Jodi Jefferson. Pictured from left during a break in Marquette are Herzberg, Chester, Jefferson, Shellie Gomes and Penny North.
Aurora City Council
Pictured above performing Friday at halftime of the Northwest game are, from left, Violet Carstensen, Shaun Williams, Avery Miller and Lucy Johnson.
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
The Aurora Marching Huskies will be stepping off first Saturday in the 84th annual Harvest of Harmony parade at approximately 8:45 a.m.
The Bish Enterprises FiberCut hemp harvesting system is among the top 16 finalists in the Nebraska Chamber’s Coolest Things Made in Nebraska contest.
For Nebraska farm families, safety isn’t just a policy. It’s a daily habit that protects the people who feed our state and nation.
Pictured from left are Seismi Animal Health’s James Hundt, Arable’s Martha Zwonitzer and Josh Jeske of Terraform Tillage.
The library in Aurora, N.Y., built in 1899, shares a building with a historic opera house and the structure also has a jail cell.
School board member Brandon Hunicutt (left) goes over diagrams of the project with community members Gene Consbruck (center) and Jordan and Jake Findley.
For six months, Adam Beckman has been operating his new business, StreetDirt Cycles, in his shop at 606 Marquis Avenue in his hometown of Marquette. He performs diagnostics, repairs and restorations for regular and vintage bikes.
Aurora junior Hailey Hoff (1) hit a career milestone last week, collecting her 2,000th career set assist during the Huskies’ rivalry matchup with Grand Island Northwest in front of a home crowd.
Giltner’s Reese Rudy splits two Axtell blockers as the Hornets downed the Wildcats in two sets last week.
The offensive line cleared some huge holes Friday against Grand Island Northwest, as shown here with Dylan Ronnau (6) and Jake Molliconi (52) taking Aidan Deneui out of the play. Ryan Carlson (56) is shown at right looking for someone to block.
