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Aurora City Council news
Aurora Math Walk 2.0 is scheduled for Sunday at the Middle School Commons.
A crew works on pouring concrete at the Special Ag Formulations plant under construction in Aurora.
Hampton’s Neveah Lukassen will continue her education and basketball career at Manhattan Christian College. She signed March 22 with her family, Heaven Hall and Randy Maahs as well as Hawk coaches Margo LaBrie and Teya Mason with new MCC coach Dalton Miller.
Seven students of Aurora’s ATA Martial Arts got off on the right foot in their first competition, placing and medaling at the Lincoln Gold Star Martial Arts Class C Tournament. From left, Master Vern Larson and students Jonah Sigears, Adrik Diaz and Gage Bright kick up their heels as they celebrate their first successful competition.
German exchange student Emma Heckmann said she appreciates the array of science classes offered at AHS. She hopes to follow in her father’s footsteps and become a surgeon back home in Germany.
Aided by family members, youngsters in Giltner were off and running after the green light was given.
Hamilton County resident Tina Oswald, center, testifies before the county’s Joint Planning & Zoning Commission last Tuesday night in opposition to the granting of a conditional use permit for the building of a Synergen Green Energy ammonia production plant west of Aurora. Oswald and others said they were concerned about the plant’s impact on domestic water wells in the area.
A crane lifts Immanuel Lutheran Church's new steeple atop the new bell tower on March 19.