Twenty-five years after launching his own veterinary service business in Aurora, Tim Sullivan announced plans this week to move Sullivan Companion Animal Clinic to York at the end of the year.
Like a lot of boys growing up in rural Nebraska Tom Cornwell loved playing with farm toys as a kid, a fascination sparked by an Allis-Chalmers D17 he was given on his fifth birthday.
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
Jennifer (Carriker) Archie graduated from Aurora High School in 2014 and has gone from hairdresser to salon owner in Grand Island in just over 15 years.
A building on the south side of the downtown square has a new purpose as of this month, changing the interior look and layout of the structure as well as the lives of international guests spending
Phil Esslinger knew in his heart he wanted to own his own business someday, and that day has finally come.
At the end of last month’s column on workforce challenges, I briefly shared why I ended up working in economic development in Aurora, and I thought it would be helpful to share the full story. 
A year after struggling through the depths of nationwide supply chain shortages amidst a surging sales trend, BonnaVilla Homes in Aurora reports a return to somewhat “normal” market conditions.
The foundation is poured and a new structure will go vertical soon at the Friesen Ford dealership near Aurora’s I-80 interchange, paving the way for an expanded parts distribution operation.
Two local families who launched new landscaping businesses this spring have announced plans to merge their operations into one venture, to be called Lincoln Creek Landscape & Designs.
