Several power poles were downed across the county in last week’s storm, including on 6 Road east of Giltner.
Hamilton County Clerk/Election Commissioner Jill DeMers officially rescinded her request to commissioners Monday for the consideration of moving Hamilton County to an all-mail voting format.
Giltner’s morning 3-year-old preschool class includes front row from left: McCoy Boehle, Scarlett Consbruck, Kaiden Harmon, Denton Sell, Emerysn Smith, Emelyn Gerberding, Pablo Martinez-Calderon. Back row: Liam Loveland, Chloe Sell, Avalynn Peard, Blaine Danielson, Kennalynn Pfeifer, Parker Zierott, Mason Huenefeld, Riley Bachman, Sophia Reynoso. Not pictured: Leo Stalvey.
The most recent COVID-19 update from Kirt Smith came in the form of a brief discussion with Hamilton County Commissioners during Monday’s meeting.
Larry Ortega, a co-founder of the Nebraska Voter Accuracy Project, presented a number of data analysis reports Saturday in Aurora which he believes proves that the 2020 Nebraska election was fraudulent.
News-Register/Kurt Johnson Crews were busy last week just off the No. 4 green at Poco Creek Golf Course digging trenches and burying 24-inch pipes as part of the south interceptor sewer line expansion project.
The roof of the Robertshaw Insurance Agency building was blown off during Wednesday's storm.
Craig Ratzlaff, left, and Darrell Schmidt helped load up food for families in need at Saturday’s holiday distribution at the Hamilton County Food Pantry.
The Aurora 4R School Board meeting was packed to overflowing Monday afternoon, with almost everybody present for one agenda item -- baseball.
Local health care officials reported a disturbing rise in COVID cases this week as well as a warning that ICUs in referral hospitals that would normally accept transferred patients are full.