Hometown pride shines

A’ROR’N Days crowd, parade, vendor numbers all reported to be up in 2026
 

  • This year’s A’ROR’N Days parade featured patriotic floats. Representing Memorial Community Health on its float are from left: Kaiya Crabtree, Haidyn Scribner, Angelique Moore, Sam Sorensen and Colin Sorensen. See more A’ROR’N Days photos at auroranewsregister.com
    This year’s A’ROR’N Days parade featured patriotic floats. Representing Memorial Community Health on its float are from left: Kaiya Crabtree, Haidyn Scribner, Angelique Moore, Sam Sorensen and Colin Sorensen. See more A’ROR’N Days photos at auroranewsregister.com

    As Aurora kicked off the local celebration of  America’s 250th birthday, the community had plenty of reasons to celebrate its own hometown tradition as well. Despite weather that kept organizers watching the radar all weekend, A’ROR’N Days delivered bigger parade participation, bustling food vendors and four plus days of patriotic fun that committee members called one of the smoothest festiva…