Crews at BonnaVilla Homes in Aurora have been busy this year, with supply chain issues reportedly starting to level out some compared to a year ago at this time.
More than 25 individuals from the Aurora Public Schools community gathered Monday evening for the second of three community input sessions hosted by the district.
Back again for another year of scientific frights and scary good times, the Edgerton Explorit Center’s “Spooktacular” opens to the community Sunday from 1-4 p.m.
Scare the Square will be boo-ming back in spook-tacular fashion Thursday at 5 p.m.
Rotary Club members around the world Monday recognized World Polio Day Monday, part of an on-going effort to eradicate polio from the face of the earth.
Dist 5 NE Board of Education race to be decided in general election.
Judy Sullivan poses near her piano, one that was broken in a tornado in 1980, prompting the purchase of another piano until it was fixed. Sullivan has taught hundreds of students music from elementary to private lessons.
The Hamilton County Fairgrounds will be transformed with the debut of the first annual “Scare at the Fair” Haunted Fairgrounds event.
Jason Friesen, owner of Friesen Ford in Aurora, stands on the cement foundation where a new parts distribution warehouse will be built to the north of the dealership. He hopes the facility will be completed “before the snow flies.”
With the CDC community transmission level currently showing as yellow, MCHI’s staff, including clinic lab staff Arianna Harvey (left) and Morgan Sutter, are not required to wear a mask within the facility unless certain circumstances exist or while performing any tests that may normally require them to wear a mask.