Lucas Gautier had a good week for the Huskies, finishing as the top runner for Aurora at the Seward Invite Thursday before a runner-up finish in Minden Saturday.
Aurora’s offensive line got the job done Friday against Boone Central, as shown here with a wall of red and black creating a hole for Carlos Collazo (second from right) to slip through for a nice gain.
Some of the artwork that will be displayed in the Plainsman Museum from Aug. 30 to Sept. 30 as part of Impact Nebraska Artists ‘Color of Music-Rhythm of Art’. Left to right: “Mozart’s Summer Orchestra” by Jerene Kruse made of fused glass, “Lyrical Cadence” by Beth R. Jasnoch made of metal, “Symphonic Connection” by Ken Hosmer which is a watercolor painting and “Concerto to a Grand Adventure” by Jana Van Housen which is an assemblage made, in part, from a violin from a Goodwill.
A building that has housed numerous businesses since its construction in 1956 came crashing down in July, one of many developments highlighted during an annual report of Aurora Development Corporation activities to the Aurora City Council.
Aurora runners are off at the gun in the GINW 5K Gold Division race. Coach Tony Sigler stated that the team is on better footing now compared to last year.
Aurora’s Kasey Schuster tips the ball over the net during the Lady Huskies’ three-set win over Wahoo Thursday.
Koby Nachtigal heads for the end zone on a 69-yard half-back pass from Carlos Collazo, putting the finishing touches on Aurora’s 43-13 win over Northwest.
Junior Kaitlyn Hunter is a member of the flag corps.
If the city’s application for CDBG funds is approved, business owners in area including the downtown square and extending one block in every direction would be able use up to $50,000 for physical renovation projects.
Delaney Nachtigal (left) and Denae Nachtigal celebrate a point during Aurora's loss to Norris Thursday at the Wahoo triangular.