Georgia Berthelsen, right, and Megan Newman have announced a new partnership at Hello Gorgeous Salon & AfterGlow Tanning, with the two women now working as co-owners.
Hampton native Jodi (Rehrs) Jefferson baked special cookies for the Kyle Ediger Scholarship fundraiser, boosting the donation total by more than $5,000.
Commercial property owners in Aurora may be in for some sticker shock when they get their revised 2022 valuation notice in June.
The city’s recently completed EMS living quarters was one of the highest spending items noted on the financial audit.
County commissioners approved a request to use a portion of the courthouse lawn for the popular Bands on the Bricks summer concert series Monday, with the exception of the Friday night that falls during the Hamilton County Fair.
A big milestone for the heart of the art culture in Aurora is coming to fruition in the form of Cottonwood Gallery & Arts’ first ever juried art show.
More than 40 Giltner Public School students from three different classes pose in front of the first Jen Stark inspired mural on March 16. The project represents months of work under the direction of art teacher Jenna Hermann.
Clarissa Orman and Wyatt Philippi help adults paint the wall of the Youth Center. Children have offered both help and insight into the center’s renovation.
Pictures from Hampton Lutheran School’s proud past will be shared in a commemorative book to be distributed at Saturday’s celebration.
Dist. 34 Sen. Curt Friesen converses with Aurora City Administrator Rick Melcher after his town hall speech at the Bremer Community Center Friday. Friesen is nearing the end of his final session, since he is being term-limited out at the end of the year.