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Laura Reeson and her son, Quinn, experiment with one of many exhibit’s at Thursday’s STEM Night hosted by Giltner Public Schools.
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School counseling staff at the 4R district is taking steps ahead with digital class registration, and updated professional titles, just in time for National School Counseling Week. Together, Aurora’s counseling staff includes, from left, Michelle Sutter (HS counseling administrative assistant), Emily Hoegh (district mental health therapist), Erlinda Amen (elementary school counselor), Barb Bonifas (high school counselor), Jake Willems (high school counselor) and Angie Moural (middle school counselor).
Aurora counseling office welcomes many changes
High Plains educator Sue Wilgocki is hanging up her hat at the end of this school year after a successful lifetime of teaching.
Sue Wilgocki recounts years well spent in education
Aurora Public Schools is reaching out to the community with support and information about mental health next week, part of an ongoing effort to help kids and families reach their full potential.
AHS puts focus on mental health
High Plains duo Vaughn Pedersen (left) and Nathan Ertzner got a number of laughs out of the room with their varsity duet acting piece.
Aurora Speech Invite welcomes familiar faces
According to Hamilton County Emergency Manager Kirt Smith, COVID case numbers have gone up and then back down since the last time he met with commissioners.
Smith notes decline in COVID cases
Hampton firefighters were on the scene immediately Thursday morning when a faulty furnace in the basement of the Zion Lutheran Church fellowship hall sent smoke throughout the building.
Furnace causes scare at Zion Lutheran
Hamtpon firefighters battled freezing temperatures early Thursday morning while finding the cause of smoke in the basement of the fellowship hall next to Zion Lutheran Church north of Hampton.
Furnace triggers alarm at Zion Lutheran Church
Caden Carlson, left, is gaining experience in the tech sector through an internship with the Grain Weevil Corporation. Pictured here observing the Grain Weevil in action at the Aurora Technology Center are Ben Johnson and Zane Zents.