Students in Hampton and Heartland Community Schools were given the opportunity to see what each of the two logo choices for the new H&H sports coop would look like on equipment and apparel prior to voting for their favorite on May 14.
Students in Hampton and Heartland Community Schools were given the opportunity to see what each of the two logo choices for the new H&H sports coop would look like on equipment and apparel prior to voting for their favorite on May 14.
From left: Clinton Griess, Damaris Olsen, Dane Schafer, Todd Roehrs, Danielle Bamesberger and Gene Winters, members of the Hampton Veterans Memorial Committee, stand beside the memorial project display board.
The Giltner Area Development Corporation is proposing a grocery store in Giltner with the property at 218 Tonya Drive to be considered as a potential location. During its meeting May 13, the GADC went over results of a community survey conducted by the Nebraska Cooperative Development Center, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, to begin the first steps of planning a grocery store.
The new logo chosen by students for the H&H sports coop between Hampton and Heartland Community Schools
Members of the 2025 Hamilton County Leadership Class are shown at the Bremer Community Center along with chamber Aurora Chamber of Commerce director Justise Rhoden (top right), include front row, from left: Tyler Jensen, Jake Richardson, Elijah Landell, Phil Erb, Darren Holzinger, Carlin Engert. Back row: Sierra Collazo, Rachel Zimmerman, Chancy Hanquist, Emily Stolpe, Bekah Mead, Hannah Driewer and Paige McQuiston. Not pictured: Peggy Scribner.