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This photo of an NeFigure8n race held at Wahoo earlier this summer shows the fast-paced action and potential for collisions that have made the sport popular with drivers and spectators alike over the past several years across Eastern Nebraska.
Figure 8 racing returns to Aurora
Jason Brown took over the reins as the High Plains Community Schools’ Superintendent July 1, moving over from Bertrand.
Brown excited for role as HPC supt.
Angie Wall became the owner of Honeysuckle Lane as of Aug. 1, purchasing the business from Bonnie Bamesberger.
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Aurora, Phillips to observe National Night Out Aug. 6
It’s back to the drawing board for DMV office location
Turning his truck into a happy little accident, Dean Jost has decorated the flatbed of his truck with flowers which can be found on display on East 8th Rd along Hwy 14 south of Aurora. Standing next to the truck are Loretta and Dean Jost.
Jost florishes flora along East 8th Road
Jaunita ‘Nitta’ Regier has been growing Casablanca lilies at her home since 2020. After they blossom, she gives them away to friends, family and people in Aurora.
Regier’s Casablanca flowers grow a lily more each year
This ANR archive photo shows Hamilton crews burying a fiber cable near Poco Creek Golf Course as part of the company’s fiber-to-the-home initiative.
Hamilton hits fiber-to-the-home project milestone
The Hawks Nest room at Hampton’s new community daycare facility is for children who are six weeks to 18 months of age. The other room ready for occupancy is for children 18 months to kindergarten and will be known as the Hawklings room.
Hampton Daycare set to open
Five Hamilton County veterans are honored with Quilts of Valor. These quilts were presented by the Nimble Thimble Quilt Guild of Aurora and the Hamilton Community Foundation. Pictured from left are: Ron Akerson, Charles Dudding, Denton Goertzen, Terry Ott and Paul Van Housen.