Keynote speaker Ryan Bresnahan shared small anecdotes during his presentation at HPC’s Veterans Day program Thursday.
Local veteran Jerry Hinrichs is presented a small American flag by Giltner’s preschool class before the annual Veterans Day Program Nov. 10.
Pictured from left are Cliff Messner of Central City; Aurora Mayor Marlin Seeman; Dist. 34 Sen. Curt Friesen; Dist. 36 Sen. Matt Williams; Gov. Pete Ricketts; home builder Brock Henderson; Jannelle Seim, president of the Aurora Housing Development Corporation; Kelly Gewecke with the Nebraska Department of Economic Development; and Hamilton County Board commissioner John Thomas.
Join the Heartland United Way's Dine United event Nov. 16.
U.S. Navy photo courtesy of Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Zachary Pearson // Capt. Joshua Nauman is piped ashore following a change of command ceremony on the flight deck of the USS Midway Museum in July of this year.
Carl Franklin (second from left) shows off his food collection donated to the Hamilton County Food Pantry Nov. 2, a total of 463.8 pounds. Those who helped Franklin include from left: George Chaney, Shawn Van Wormer, Rachel Zimmerman and Brandon Zimmerman.
Hampton village leaders accepted a study Monday night which concluded that the village is blighted and substandard according to state law, results that could be the first step in a long-term redevelopment effort to build more houses in the community.
Amy and Nick Owens, left, purchased Most Fun-N-Fit Circuit from Lisa Gretch as of Nov. 1, renaming the K Street facility Tri-Fit. An open house is planned Thursday, Nov. 11, from 5-7 p.m.
Giltner Hornets
With a full house, Monday afternoon’s Aurora Public Schools Board of Education meeting took to the dirt, figuratively speaking, to discuss the possibility of adding boy’s baseball as a school-sponsored activity.