Otto House reno kicks off Fall Home Improvement section
City Attorney Ross Luzum (right) administers the oath of office to newly appointed Ward 3 Councilman Carl Smith on Tuesday.
Art Walk Aurora featured over 30 artists at the Hamilton County Courthouse lawn on Sunday with patrons of all ages getting a chance to see and buy the various art pieces on display. Casey Hollingsworth, the inventor of The Music Kitchen, showcases an instrument he made inspired by the Kora, a stringed instrument traditionally made in West Africa.
Brenda Groelz of Aurora has been appointed by The Leadership Center as its new executive director
Hampton School Supt. Carson Klute explains the reasons for the districts 2026-27 property tax asking increase at a public hearing Monday night.
Republican incumbent Gov. Jim Pillen invited local supporters to consider becoming “a blackshirt” during his campaign stop in Aurora last week, which would involve encouraging 11 people to get out and vote in the Nov. 3 General Election.
YouTube creator Laura “Laura Farms” Wilson displays her children’s book, “Roger’s Hay Day” that will be released next month. The book was created in collaboration with FFA to introduce young children to different fields in agriculture.
First grader Elijah Driewer receives some quarterback handoff advice from former Aurora QB1 Ethan Shaw (right) and his coach, Maddex Dummer.
Giltner Homecoming king and queen, Braxton Cady and Jayci Buettner.
Vehicles line North Lincoln Avenue in downtown York in mid-August. Rural Nebraskans living in or near larger communities, over 5,000 residents, are more likely to say their community has changed for the better during the past year, according to the 2026 Nebraska Rural Poll. (Photo credit Liz McCue | University Communication and Marketing)