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The Aurora Community Problem Solvers made a large donation of food on Nov. 22, one of 205 group donations made thus far in 2024.

The Aurora Community Problem Solvers made a large donation of food on Nov. 22, one of 205 group donations made thus far in 2024.

Food Pantry reports rising demand

As the cost of groceries has risen across Nebraska and the United States, so too has the number of people reaching out for help to put food on the table to feed their families.
Ben Crabtree

Ben Crabtree

Crabtree named new emergency manager

The second person to serve as Hamilton County Emergency Management Director was introduced to the county commission at its regular Monday meeting this week.
This hot cocoa cup float in the Tractor Parade featured riders dressed in white as the marshmallows

This hot cocoa cup float in the Tractor Parade featured riders dressed in white as the marshmallows

Wel-come Home to Christmas

Hundreds of people lined the downtown square Saturday as the sixth annual Come Home to Christmas celebration warmed hearts throughout the day in what has become a festive holiday tradition.
The Village of Marquette

The Village of Marquette

Jervah new Marquette trustee following recount, card draw

The outcome of one Hamilton County General Election race has finally been determined, more than two weeks after election day. An official recount of votes in Precinct 8, which is the precinct for the village of Marquette, was held on Thursday at 9 a.m.
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners news

Hamilton County Board of Commissioners news

County commissioners to revisit commercial solar farm regulations

With the Synergen large water user issue having effectively been taken off the table by the Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District recently, and with the county having a moratorium in place on requests for conditional use permits (CUPs) for large water users, the Hamilton County Commission is...
Tiffany Cure arrives for her first court appearance

Tiffany Cure arrives for her first court appearance

Cure to face trial in March for death of infant

The Marquette woman charged in the death of an infant on Aug. 6 is still on track for a jury trial in March of next year following a status hearing in Hamilton County District Court on Thursday morning.
Jorja Pohlmeier and Scott Bennett of Aurora performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City recently

Jorja Pohlmeier and Scott Bennett of Aurora performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City recently

Students perform at Carnegie Hall

It was an eye-opening experience for Aurora High School senior Jorja Pohlmeier and junior Scott Bennett who recently traveled to New York City’s Carnegie Hall to perform on that world-famous stage with band students from around the world.
The Aurora Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting on Monday recapping a busy year

The Aurora Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting on Monday recapping a busy year

Chamber holds annual meeting

The Aurora Chamber of Commerce conducted its annual meeting Monday, recapping a busy year of successful events and electing its board and executive team for the coming year.The meeting began with brief introductions of each board member and all cited their personal reasons for volunteering to serve.