A'ROR'N Days will begin a few hours earlier this year as Hamilton Telecommunications sponsors a community appreciate dinner Wednesday evening.
A'ROR'N Days will begin a few hours earlier this year as Hamilton Telecommunications sponsors a community appreciate dinner Wednesday evening.
This drone photo taken last week shows the many single-family dwellings and duplexes that have been constructed in the Streeter Subdivision in the last three years. Also visible is a new street being built, which will access more lots in the recently annexed Streeter 7th Addition.
Pictured above from left are the new owners of MPT Auto Service, Tristen Evans and Colt Salmon. To Salmon’s right are his wife Jasmin and their daughter Zoe.
Stonemasons are working at the Hamilton County Courthouse to replace deteriorating sandstone blocks at the base of the 131-year-old structure. Above, a crew uses a small telehandler to replace one of the base stones near the building’s handicapped entrance.
Pizza Hut general manager Jessee Puente has announced some pending changes at the Aurora restaurant, including the return of the salad bar in a few weeks time and eventually a pizza buffet.
While work on the new Hamilton County Inclusive Playground on Old Creek Road progressed quickly over the fall and winter months, the recent abundant rains have slowed construction over the past few weeks. Among things still to be added are the play surfaces, parking lot striping and a fence that will surround the entire facility. No postponement date has yet been set for the ribbon cutting and grand opening, but that is expected to take place yet this summer.
Jen Ramaekers, co-founder of Fig Tree & Vine, presented an update on a school construction project in Uganda to the Aurora Rotary Club. Pictured at left is Jeff Morris, president of the local club.