More than 270 guests, many dressed in flamboyant 1980s era Miami Vice attire, celebrated philanthropy with flare Friday by raising more than $44,000 to support Respiratory Therapy Department upgrad
The Optimist Youth Soccer league had a successful running start this spring with 408 K-6 students participating for six Saturday mornings continuing through May 11.
Barb Hansen has a thick folder full of papers she has saved over the years during her 19-year career as an educator, but it has nothing to do with curriculum or classroom preparati
Several dozen upcoming county highway projects were the subject of discussion Monday at the weekly Hamilton County Board of Commissioners meeting.
The HPC school board received an update from the school’s Teammates chapter during Monday’ regular monthly meeting.
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Citing the difficulty in finding and retaining qualified individuals to fill non-teaching positions, the Hampton Board of Education moved Monday night increase pay and incentives for so-called “cla
The Giltner Village Board met Monday night to discuss upcoming projects involved within the community.
The Streeter-Peterson House at the corner of 9th and M Streets in Aurora is a well-known local landmark that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
More than 50 people attended a “Yes we can” town hall meeting Thursday at the Bremer Center, where a group of local residents explained why they believe Aurora can continue to grow without adding a
