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The High Plains Striv crew has a built-in spot high above the football field at Clarks, pictured here broadcasting the BDS game earlier this season.

The High Plains Striv crew has a built-in spot high above the football field at Clarks, pictured here broadcasting the BDS game earlier this season.

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News Staff
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Striv TV continues to grow at Aurora, High Plains Many things can prevent someone from attending a school event, but through the use of Striv TV Aurora and High Plains Community School have been able to share programs, sporting events and more with people near and far.
Pictured at the presentation of “The Henderson Scholarship” are, from left: Kelsey, Gerad and Rylee Olsen, Ashton Voss, Brock Henderson, Lora Henderson and Shea Willems.

Pictured at the presentation of “The Henderson Scholarship” are, from left: Kelsey, Gerad and Rylee Olsen, Ashton Voss, Brock Henderson, Lora Henderson and Shea Willems.

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Scholarship honors Kevin Henderson

Kurt Johnson
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
It was an emotional scene on the pitcher’s diamond last week as Rylee Olsen was recognized as the first-ever recipient of a scholarship named in honor of the late Kevin Henderson.
The Arby’s/Love facilities at Aurora’s I-80 intersection will both be remodeled and expanded as part of a $600,000 renovation project set to begin next month.

The Arby’s/Love facilities at Aurora’s I-80 intersection will both be remodeled and expanded as part of a $600,000 renovation project set to begin next month.

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Love’s/Arby’s to expand I-80 facilities

Kurt Johnson
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Almost 18 years after opening its doors at Aurora’s I-80 intersection Love’s Travel Stops is expanding and remodeling its facilities with a $600,000 renovation expected to start in mid-October.
Paul Lackore loads cut lumber into a pickup as one of many Aurora United Methodist Church volunteers lending a helping hand by clearing the grounds at The Leadership Center.

Paul Lackore loads cut lumber into a pickup as one of many Aurora United Methodist Church volunteers lending a helping hand by clearing the grounds at The Leadership Center.

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United Methodist Church debuts Serve Sunday

News Staff
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Sunday was a day of worship and service for Aurora United Methodist Church pastors Greg and Michelle Reed and their congregation. “This was the first time that we tried anything like this,” said Michelle.
Aurora Red second grade team in action.

Aurora Red second grade team in action.

Flag football fun

Kurt Johnson
Saturday, September 25, 2021
Fall, fun, flags and football make a great combination for area youngsters as kids from Aurora, Giltner, Hampton and Henderson enjoyed a Saturday morning of flag football at Husky Stadium.
Dr. Steve Alberts joined the Aurora Veterinary Clinic in 1971 and ended his career last week, announcing plans to retire after 50 years.

Dr. Steve Alberts joined the Aurora Veterinary Clinic in 1971 and ended his career last week, announcing plans to retire after 50 years.

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News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Alberts ends 50-year career, all with Aurora Vet Clinic Steve Alberts was fresh out of college in 1971 when he accepted his first job at the Aurora Veterinary Clinic.
Anne Daly, left, will be selling A Touch of Health to Deb Nelson effective Nov. 1. Daly plans to continue offering massage therapy on a more limited basis in a new location, operating as A Daly Massage.

Anne Daly, left, will be selling A Touch of Health to Deb Nelson effective Nov. 1. Daly plans to continue offering massage therapy on a more limited basis in a new location, operating as A Daly Massage.

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Touch of Health to change hands Nov. 1

Kurt Johnson
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Touch of Health founder Anne Daly has announced plans to sell her downtown business to Deb Nelson, turning the page on what she said has been a rewarding health care journey. Daly launched her venture in 1995, working initially out of a rented room in Dr.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners received a COVID-19 update from Emergency Manager Kirt Smith at the start of Monday’s meeting. 

The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners received a COVID-19 update from Emergency Manager Kirt Smith at the start of Monday’s meeting. 

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COVID numbers climbing

Cheyenne Rowe
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners received a COVID-19 update from Emergency Manager Kirt Smith at the start of Monday’s meeting.  Smith began by noting that the county is still in a similar situation, with positive numbers on the rise.
The Aurora City Council approved a $16.03 million budget last week, outlining a fiscal plan which decreases spending by a projected $230,000 though the overall budget is up 6 percent, due in large part to an influx of COVID relief funding.

The Aurora City Council approved a $16.03 million budget last week, outlining a fiscal plan which decreases spending by a projected $230,000 though the overall budget is up 6 percent, due in large part to an influx of COVID relief funding.

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Projects boost city’s budget

Kurt Johnson
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
The Aurora City Council approved a $16.03 million budget last week, outlining a fiscal plan which decreases spending by a projected $230,000 though the overall budget is up 6 percent, due in large part to an influx of COVID relief funding.