The Aurora Chamber of Commerce board celebrated a full year of successful activities and outlined plans for its growing membership in the year ahead during Monday’s annual meeting.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners meeting welcomed a full house Monday, with a number of visitors present to stand on behalf of the Hamilton County Freedom Rally, to turn in signed petitions and discuss election integrity.
A pile of shoes that lies on the ground was collected by the Chapter AC of PEO for its fundraiser drive in Hamilton County. Locals can donate gently used shoes, which will be converted into fundraising dollars through Funds for Orgs group, from now through Dec. 1.
The Leadership Center’s eighth annual Harvest Gala is set to dazzle the community Nov. 19 starting at 6 p.m., offering a chance for the community to gather together and give back to an organization aimed at “creating moments that matter” for those in Hamilton County and across the state.
Aurora students and content creators Torri Danhauer (left), Kylie Svoboda, Mady Brown and Camdyn Vermillion learned a lot from their presentation at the ESU9 “Teaching and Learning Conference.”
Madison Berthelsen poses behind her massage table in her new office at The Leadership Center. Berthelsen offers massages, facials, waxing and will soon teach yoga classes at Tri-Fit.
Kathy and Paul Nauman laugh at memories with the congregation at the 45 year celebration of their service at Stockham Community Church. Starting with a size of around 30, the Naumans have grown the church membership to about 300 through their decades of service.
The former Chuck’s Drive-In building on Highway 34 in Aurora will soon be demolished, based on plans announced this week to build a new three-bay commercial structure in its place.
The Giltner Area Development Corporation members will be holding its fifth annual Veteran’s Day program Nov. 9 at 12:30 p.m., with the corporation combining forces with Giltner Public Schools for the first time.
Hamilton County and all other 92 counties in Nebraska have been named in a lawsuit by Ryan Hill of Lincoln, who alleges that the 2020 general election was unconstitutional due to corruption in the voting process.