When talking about things that grow which make a tasty treat, many people think of fruit and vegetables, but Bob Henrickson, a horticulture program coordinator for the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum
Nearly two full years into this dreaded pandemic COVID-19 hit the Aurora News-Register hard in recent weeks.
Details matter. Transparency in government policy making and operations matters. And so too does having a resource for taxpayers to connect the dots and be informed.
Charles Herbster made a campaign stop in Aurora Thursday, explaining why he believes his faith, business experience and conservative values make him the best choice to be Nebraska’s next governor.
In my lifetime, I’ve definitely had a love-hate relationship with the University of Texas.
I just love to hate ‘em. Can’t stand the burnt orange. No apologies.
Aurora graduate Ellie Wanek ended her senior year in a flash, complete with turning in her blue Aurora FFA jacket and presidential title for another one.
Final numbers aren’t yet in for this year’s Nebraska State Fair, but the early consensus is that the turnout was strong as the showcase event in Grand Island returned to pre-COVID activity levels.
A trio of former Aurora standouts each found the field for the Nebraska football team Saturday.
Growing up I never participated in fair activities beyond eating fried food and hopping from ride to ride.
Did you hear about the grand Fourth of July celebration in northeast Nebraska which drew 30,000 people to a 30-acre park?
