ADC
Kelsey Bergen
ADC supporters key to community’s growth
Kelsey Bergen
As 2022 comes to an end, Aurora Development Corporation wants to take this opportunity to thank all the businesses and individuals that have supported our efforts to grow Aurora and Hamilton County over the course of this year.
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Kelsey Bergen
Youth need to know there are job opportunities here
Kelsey Bergen
Over the last few months, I have been writing about workforce challenges. I have covered why we are experiencing these challenges now, what is causing the labor shortage, what businesses can do during this challenging time and how the community can help.
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Kelsey Bergen
Aurora tour a reminder of endless opportunities here
Kelsey Bergen
I had the opportunity to give a tour about Aurora industries to a group of freshmen high school students from Aurora Public Schools this week and I want to share a few reflections from this tour with you.
First some background.
Tuesday, May 3, 2022
Kelsey Bergen
ADC a good first contact when starting a business
News Staff
by Kelsey Bergen
As we continue to focus on business growth that is generated within the community, it is important to look at entrepreneurship or business start-ups.
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Recruiting new business and/or industry to the 150-acre Mission Critical site along Highway 14 on the I-80 corridor will be a focus of the Aurora Development Corporation in the year ahead, board president Kirk Penner told stockholders and guests at last week’s annual meeting.
ADC focused on growth, Mission Critical site
Kurt Johnson
The Aurora Development Corporation had a productive though challenging fiscal year in 2020-21, prompting its president to tell stockholders during the annual meeting last week that groundwork has been laid which could lead to real and significant growth in the next five years.
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
This 250-acre Mission Critical site just east of Highway 14 is where the Aurora Development Corporation is working to recruit new or expanding businesses or industries.
City approves ADC’s request to extend CDBG loan
Kurt Johnson
City leaders agreed earlier this month to extend the terms of a Community Development Block Grant program, allowing the Aurora Development Corporation two more years to meet job creation requirements tied to a $710,000 grant from the Nebraska Development of Economic Development.
Tuesday, December 22, 2020
The Aurora Development Corporation worked with FedEx Freight this past year to complete an expansion project in the Woodard Subdivision, nearly doubling the size of operations located just west of Love’s.
FedEx expansion, hiring new executive director highlight ADC’s fiscal year
Kurt Johnson
The Aurora Development Corporation sold several housing lots and helped FedEx Freight expand its operations near the I-80 intersection during the past fiscal year while also revamping internal operations by hiring its first-ever executive director.
Those were among the highlights reported Oct.
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
