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Fun Fly draws RC pilots to Aurora

The Aurora RC Flyers hosted a “Fun Fly” event Saturday, with 18 remote control enthusiasts showing up at the flying field near the Aurora airport. Pictured above, Steve Blayney of Grand Island brings his plane in after a safe landing. At right, Corey Luth of Lincoln prepares his biplane for takeoff.
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St. Mary’s, St. Joseph’s hold First Communion

First Holy Communion, usually celebrated in 2nd grade, was held on Sunday for Hamilton County Catholic students from St. Mary's, Aurora, and St. Joseph's, Giltner. The students are now in 3rd grade, as the ceremony was postponed on April 5 because of the pandemic.
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Marriage licenses Trent M. Arndt, Aurora and Nekia M. Samway, Aurora. Grant M. Conroy, McCool Junction and Hannah J. Bamesberger, Hampton. Hamilton County Traffic Docket Jose J. Jaime, Hesperia, Calif.
Fully embracing Thursday’s “beach day” theme for Aurora’s 2020 band camp were, from left, trumpeters Cole Krejci (9), Emi Huls (9) and Wyatt James (10). News-Register/Cheyenne Rowe

Fully embracing Thursday’s “beach day” theme for Aurora’s 2020 band camp were, from left, trumpeters Cole Krejci (9), Emi Huls (9) and Wyatt James (10). News-Register/Cheyenne Rowe

Despite COVID, band plays on

Nothing seems to slow the Aurora High School marching band as they complete their week-long band camp in anticipation of the upcoming season. While the performances may look different and competitions have been canceled, director Dan Sodomka is optimistic as he looks to the future.
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Bands on Bricks finale

Bands on the Bricks will wrap up its third year summer series with a 2020 finale Friday featuring local native Myles Jasnowski. The Aurora Chamber of Commerce coordinated event begins at 6 p.m. on the downtown square and will conclude at 9. Jasnowski will perform from 6 to 6:45 p.m.
Plainsman Director Tina Larson (left) was on hand to accept this historical donation on behalf of late Hordville native Junior Nelson by his friend Shorty Hahn. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

Plainsman Director Tina Larson (left) was on hand to accept this historical donation on behalf of late Hordville native Junior Nelson by his friend Shorty Hahn. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

Hordville native’s work with Manhattan Project to live on at Plainsman

One of the Plainsman Museum’s most recent donations comes from the best friend of late Hordville resident Elvert “Junior” Nelson and carries with it a vast amount of sentimentality and overall historica significance.
Youth, animals shine at the fair

Youth, animals shine at the fair

Youth, animals shine at the fair

Area 4-H and FFA participants, including Elizabeth Bamesberger, were in the spotlight at this year’s Hamilton County Fair. See the special results edition inside this week’s edition. auroranewsregister.com