The new logo chosen by students for the H&H sports coop between Hampton and Heartland Community Schools
Events are planned around the county in observance of Memorial Day
Members of the 2025 Hamilton County Leadership Class are shown at the Bremer Community Center along with chamber Aurora Chamber of Commerce director Justise Rhoden (top right), include front row, from left: Tyler Jensen, Jake Richardson, Elijah Landell, Phil Erb, Darren Holzinger, Carlin Engert. Back row: Sierra Collazo, Rachel Zimmerman, Chancy Hanquist, Emily Stolpe, Bekah Mead, Hannah Driewer and Paige McQuiston. Not pictured: Peggy Scribner.
A total of $3,000 is being raised to renew and replant colorful flower baskets on Aurora’s downtown square. Those who wish to contribute may use the accompanying QR code to give via Go Fund Me and cash or check donations may be dropped off at Honeysuckle Lane.
County extends solar farm application moratorium.
Aurora senior Jorja Pohlmeier, who was one of two class speakers on Sunday, is congratulated by Supt. Jody Phillips after receiving her diploma.
Kirt Smith stepped into the role as captain of the city’s ambulance service in November. He and City Administrator Rick Melcher shared revenue and expense reports through seven months of the fiscal year as part of an effort to communicate with the public.
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Aurora native Becky Graham, center, was named the first winner of what will be the annual Angel in Action Award at CHI Health St. Francis. Pictured with her are Kiley Grzywa, left, vice president of patient care services, and Sarah Williams, Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit manager.
The Hamilton County, Nebraska, Celebrate America 250 Committee is preparing to meet with organizations and businesses throughout Hamilton County to invite them and the community to join in the America’s 250th anniversary of the country’s indepenance. Representing the Public Relations Committee for the local celebration are Jennifer Dennis (left) and Dixie Ziegler.