Osborn: ‘We’re not as divided as we think’

Dan Osborn brought his independent campaign for the U.S. Senate to Aurora Sunday, sharing with supporters that he learned valuable lessons in his 2024 bid which he hopes will lead to success at the polls come November.

From pulpit to page: Judith Johnson shares a legacy of joy

After 16 years in the pulpit, Judith Klute Johnson has turned from sermons to sonnets.

POP brings the past to life

History won’t be confined to textbooks on Tuesday night as Aurora Middle School students transform into legends ranging from Theodore Roosevelt to Martin Luther King Jr. and even Ozzy Osbourne. The annual People of the Past (POP) event returns March 10 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Pheasants Forever banquet set

Hunting and conservation enthusiasts are planning a fund-raising banquet in Phillips March 14 ending a three-year hiatus for an event designed to connect private landowners to Pheasants Forever dollars and resources.

Aurora students parade tractors for National FFA Week

Eleven students in Aurora’s FFA and ag classes drove their tractors to school and later paraded down M Street and around the downtown square last Wednesday afternoon as part of Drive Your Tractor to School Day for National FFA Week.

Vetter to showcase ‘Batiks of Nature’ in Friday exhibit

Aurora resident Megan Vetter will be debuting her first art exhibition, “Batiks of Nature,” at the Flynn & Ivy on Friday, from 5-9 p.m.The exhibit will feature approximately 20 art pieces by Vetter in the style of batik, which involves using wax and resin dye on fabrics.

Twenty-nine candidates now seeking local offices

With the candidate filing deadline for incumbents having passed last Tuesday, there are now a total of 29 candidates seeking various local offices in Hamilton County in this year’s elections.