Perry Hosier spent two days placing some 5,000 Christmas lights on a 1965 fire truck, then paraded around Giltner Monday with his wife Carolyn and daughter Kaitlyn.
Runza Restaurant tore down the old restaurant and built a new one on the same Highway 34 site in 2020.
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CDHD worker Kamrie Peterson, left, administers one of a limited number of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines to Aurora Fire and Rescue’s Sara Newton.
Denny and Jayne Smith, co-chairs of the Hall County United Way committee, drew numbers and announced the winner at Thursday’s car giveaway event in Grand Island.
Courtesy photo // Grant Moody (left) of Aurora salutes Colonel John Bolduc after receiving his badge during the 63rd Basic Recruit Class.
This 250-acre Mission Critical site just east of Highway 14 is where the Aurora Development Corporation is working to recruit new or expanding businesses or industries.
CDHD representative Kamrie Peterson (left) administers the very first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Hamilton County to Aurora Fire Chief Tom Cox.
Hamilton County Food Pantry volunteer Craig Ratzlaff offers a pie to a young girl and her great-grandmother as part of the annual holiday meal food distribution event Saturday.
This is an architectural rendering of the proposed Aurora Community Clubhouse, which is being proposed as a joint venture by the Poco Creek Golf Course and Hamilton Recreation, Inc., boards.