The bus barn on Hadley Avenue is to be converted into an ag classroom with potential for a shop class later.
Hordville Village Board members voted unanimously Thursday to approve the request of a private resident to install 26 solar panels on their garage.
The Aurora City Council authorized the lease/purchase of a new ambulance unit and reviewed a rough draft of a 28-page report outlining a plan to enhance the downtown area during its July 12 meeting.
Six-year-old Cara Dennis puts in some time at the Aurora tennis facility early Monday morning. Aurora’s facility will host a six-week tennis clinic for anyone ranging from 5 years old to adults.
Trucker Trey Nowak stands in front of his XPO Logistics 18-wheeler before he heads out for a delivery. XPO Logistics’ less than trailer load (LTL) shipping provides flexibilty in completing orders.
Head of marketing Heather Griffrow (left) and escrow closer Hannah Prusia stand in Charter Title & Escrow in downtown Aurora. The offices have recently been renovated from a photography studio.
A group of more than 10 people gathered at the Phillips Village Board meeting Thursday.
Hampton Village Board members reviewed details of fiscal year financials from a new auditor Monday while also agreeing to send notices to property owners in violation of vacant property and nuisance abatement regulations.
High Plains Community Schools will see a raise in substitute pay for the 2022-23 school year, based on the school board’s vote during its regular meeting.
Though a relatively short mid-summer meeting for the 4R school board featured a brief agenda, a number of timely and important updates were provided Monday afternoon.