The students of Youth Engaged in Philanthropy (YEP) celebrated their first annual grant and capstone ceremony Sunday afternoon by presenting $5,000 grants to both the Banister Leadership Academy in
In a major step forward for Hampton Day Care Center, Inc., leadership announced at last week’s community meetings that a director has been hired for the facility expected to open Aug.
The first class of the Hamilton County Youth Engaged in Philanthropy (YEP) program culminated its inaugural year on Sunday afternoon by awarding grands of $5,000 each to the Banist
After being presented by its engineer with several possible scenarios for solving its ongoing water issues, the Village of Hampton is investigating the installation of a pipeline and purchasing its
A conditional use permit (CUP) for MFC Construction of Aurora, that was previously given the green light by the county’s Joint Planning and Zoning Commission, sailed through to approval by the Hami
The Giltner School Board met with Nebraska State Patrol Captain Dean Riedel Monday night to discuss the board’s concern over the state patrol’s drug spot locations near the I-80 exit.
In early February of last year an article in the News-Register reported the rather alarming news that due to declining attendance, Aurora’s 12th Street Theater, run by the non-profit Hamilton Recre
Nonprofit organizations across Hamilton, Hall, Howard and Merrick counties will take part in the 11th annual Go Big GIVE online campaign opening with Pre-GIVE Monday, April 22 and will continue unt
Three rural Hamilton County residents, all who live within a mile of each other along North K Road about 10 miles northwest of Aurora, are running for the Republican nomination for District 3 Count
Barb Hansen has a thick folder full of papers she has saved over the years during her 19-year career as an educator, but it has nothing to do with curriculum or classroom preparation.
