Josh Arias, who leads a nonprofit called Impact Art, works with Addi Aschenbrener, left, and Daylynn Egger, two of several youth who volunteered to help paint the lower portion of a mural at the Hamilton County Youth Center.
Josh Arias, who leads a nonprofit called Impact Art, works with Addi Aschenbrener, left, and Daylynn Egger, two of several youth who volunteered to help paint the lower portion of a mural at the Hamilton County Youth Center.
New Aurora Chamber of Commerce Director Tamar Jimenez stands in front of the Bremer Center where her office is located. Having been stationed in Aurora in 2021 and ‘22 with XPO, Jimenez decided to move back to Nebraska last year because she found a home here.
Wallace Mucherengi and Gilbert Chisvo celebrate earning their CDLs through IWS in 2022. Both went on to drive for a Salt Lake City company.
Acord Transportation trucks from the Aurora terminal haul everything from fertilizer to road oil to butane to propane and seasonal gas.
Greg Klipp is a independent trucking contractor who works with his father, LeRoy, in their business, Klipp Trucking.
Love’s Travel Stops, which planted a flag in Aurora with a new facility at Aurora’s I-80 interchange back in 2003, is abuzz with truck activity on Saturday morning. Traffic studies have shown that an average of 25,472 vehicles pass by on the interstate every day of the year, which has been a motivating factor for businesses considering the Aurora interchange.
Construction on the new Tallgrass CO2 pipeline is visible now at various points around the county such as this site along Highway 34 near Murphy.