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Recent Aurora graduate Journey Noyes has been involved in Girl Scouts since kindergarten. She’ll now be a lifetime member and plans to continue her advocacy.
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News-Register/Kurt Johnson Scott Snider stands on the Snider’s Outdoor Power property on Highway 14. The existing structure is to the right, and behind him is a leveled site where a 63-by-35 foot addition will soon be built.
Snider’s Outdoor Power to expand
This image from a previous Nebraska Rod and Custom Association 600-mile road tour offers a sample of what local residents will see pass through town this Saturday on Highway 34.
Classic car road tour to parade through Aurora Saturday
Members of the Courthouse 125th Anniversary Committee pictured with an old window from the courthouse etched with a special logo include, from left: Karen Bamesberger, Becky Richter, Nancy Thomas, Tina and Bill Anderson. Not pictured are Scott Stuhr and Nancy Salmon
Courthouse 125 celebration plans coming together
Area firefighters to collect donations for food pantry
This screen capture shows Vice President Kamala Harris addressing 2021 graduates during the CNN special. Various students, including Journey Noyes, were chosen to Zoom in to the event. They can be seen on the screen behind Harris.
Noyes participates in CNN graduation special
The Aurora City Council approved the second reading of a proposal to annex the Aurora Community Clubhouse Subdivision into the city during a brief meeting May 25.
City council approves second reading for clubhouse annexation
Gage Griffith won two gold medals at the state track and field meet at Omaha Burke over the weekend, sweeping the discus and shot put events.