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Jeffrey Adams

Jeffrey Adams

Adams moves for change of venue

A motion hearing has been set for Monday, March 25 to deal with motions filed by the attorney of Jeffery Adams regarding the Marquette man’s first degree murder case. Judge Christina M.
Giltner School Board discusses NSP traffic stops near schools.

Giltner School Board discusses NSP traffic stops near schools.

Giltner board cites concern with NSP stops

The frequency of Nebraska State Patrol drug stops near the Giltner I-80 exit during school hours was the focus of discussions during the regular March meeting of the Giltner School Board.An example of the situation was brought up by board member Logan Rath, who initially brought the issue to Supt.
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners news

Hamilton County Board of Commissioners news

County to move to .gov email addresses

At the persistent urging of the Nebraska Secretary of State’s Office, the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners moved on Monday to secure dot-gov email addresses for all county offices including the five commissioners.
Hampton Public Schools

Hampton Public Schools

Hoegh to replace Miller at Hampton School

The Hampton Board of Education took action on Monday, March 11 to replace 7-12 special education (SPED) teacher Dalton Miller, who recently resigned to take a collegiate position in Kansas.
The four participants in the inaugural Educators Rising program at Aurora High School are backed by their teachers. Seated, from left, are juniors Cara Thomas, Briana Onnen, Jorja Pohlmeier and Lilli Champion. Standing are AHS teachers Rebecca Huls, Grace Samuelson and Lindsey Pohlmeier.

The four participants in the inaugural Educators Rising program at Aurora High School are backed by their teachers. Seated, from left, are juniors Cara Thomas, Briana Onnen, Jorja Pohlmeier and Lilli Champion. Standing are AHS teachers Rebecca Huls, Grace Samuelson and Lindsey Pohlmeier.

Raising up home-grown teachers

Two groups of high school students in Aurora and Hampton are getting an opportunity to see whether they might be cut out for a career in education and are receiving free college credits at the same time.
 A pinnacle scene in the play featured train passengers scared and confused as movie starlet Isabella Madison (played by Jessica Rodrigeuz) falls over dead from being poisoned.

A pinnacle scene in the play featured train passengers scared and confused as movie starlet Isabella Madison (played by Jessica Rodrigeuz) falls over dead from being poisoned.

Aurora High School learns whodunnit

Noham Borie has become more confident learning English with the help of friends at Aurora High School.

Noham Borie has become more confident learning English with the help of friends at Aurora High School.

Exchange student enthralled by Aurora’s hometown spirit

Arriving all the way from France, Aurora High School senior Noham Borie described the preparations to make it into the United States as if he was going into outer space.“It’s like when you choose to be an astronaut,” Borie said.
The Easter Bunny poses for a photo with Olivia Bangs, center, and Tatum Stevens Saturday morning as Tempo Performing Arts Studio hosted a fundraising event to provide scholarships enabling more kids and families to participate.

The Easter Bunny poses for a photo with Olivia Bangs, center, and Tatum Stevens Saturday morning as Tempo Performing Arts Studio hosted a fundraising event to provide scholarships enabling more kids and families to participate.

Tempo Dance hosts family fundraiser

The Easter Bunny showed up early in Aurora to participate in a Tempo Performing Arts Studio fundraiser to provide scholarships so more kids and families can participate in the studio's programs. The event was held Saturday at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. 
Jacque (Hattan) Carden cherishes her work at Children’s Nebraska, Omaha, in the Crisis Heart Center. After several years working for the University of Alabama, Birmingham, she now lives in Gretna with her husband, Trevor and her sons, James and Andrew.

Jacque (Hattan) Carden cherishes her work at Children’s Nebraska, Omaha, in the Crisis Heart Center. After several years working for the University of Alabama, Birmingham, she now lives in Gretna with her husband, Trevor and her sons, James and Andrew.

A heart for home, healthcare

For Aurora native Jacque (Hattan) Carden, improving patient care has been a career-long mission, and now she has the added joy of living and working near both her sister and her parents.
Featured on the front cover of the ANR spring sports preview edition are from left, Keegan Chaney, Jace Dorsey, Jack Spiehs and Keelan Phillips.

Featured on the front cover of the ANR spring sports preview edition are from left, Keegan Chaney, Jace Dorsey, Jack Spiehs and Keelan Phillips.

ANR's 2024 Spring Sports Preview is here!

The fourth time was the charm for the Aurora baseball team, which is set to take Mitchell Field for the first time in 2024 after the 4R school board added baseball as a spring sport for boys last July.