Pastor Mike Brill, pictured here with his wife, Cindy, is starting New Hope Community Church which meets Sunday mornings at 10 at the Ivy on K Street in Aurora.
Pastor Mike Brill, pictured here with his wife, Cindy, is starting New Hope Community Church which meets Sunday mornings at 10 at the Ivy on K Street in Aurora.
Hampton grad Brad Jacobsen (front left) is an associate superintendent of civic engagement for Lincoln Public Schools and previously worked as the principal of Ashland-Greendwood for 16 years. Pictured above is Jacobsen’s family, front from left: son Tate, wife Staci. Back row: Tyler’s fiance Makenna, sons Tyler, Dane and Cale.
The townspeople unite as they seek to take out the noble families before one of their daughters marries the evil Prince Thanatos. Featured townspeople from front to left: Krystyl Cure, Shawn Morris, Joey Ballas, Kenzie Dubas, Nova Hamilton. Back row: Will Thacker, Wyatt Heiss, Hudson Harvey, Adelynne Hendrickson, Annabelle Manley, Tyler Naylor, Paul Weeks and Collin Whelan.
XPO celebrated the team achievement of driving 1 million combined miles without an accident, either on the road or at the Aurora service center.
Evan Pankoke (left) of Hampton was one of eight local FFA members to be awarded their American FFA Degrees at the 98th National FFA Convention & Expo held recently in Indianapolis, Ind. He is pictured with his high school FFA advisor, Joel Miller.
Randy (left) and Emmett Franz pose for a picture after their interview with ANR News Editor Ron Burtz at the Little Opry Theater in Branson, Mo. where Emmett plays dobro and Randy is the sound man for the Petersen Family.
XPO celebrated the team achievement of driving 1 million combined miles without an accident, either on the road or at the Aurora service center.