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  • U.S. Mail pickup schedule change

    Mail pickup times have changed for the U.S. Postal Service in Aurora.

    Postmaster Dave Sawicki said effective May 3, all mail a customer wishes to send must be to the post office by 3 p.m. instead of the previous ... Read More

  • Aurora to get a new pool

    More than 14 months after starting initial design of an aquatic center in Aurora, the city council approved a contractor at a special May 7 meeting.

    Sampson Construction, based out of Lincoln, submitted the low b... Read More

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Dawn of a new season PDF E-mail

The Aurora football team officially began working on its new surface Monday morning, as 63 boys reported for two-a-day practices at Husky Stadium. The Huskies, who open the season Aug. 24 at home against McCook, rehearse a special teams play here during Monday’s afternoon session.

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Syngenta, Otto family support boosts Phillips community project PDF E-mail

A new community hall in Phillips is a giant step closer to reality this week after a $150,000 donation from its corporate neighbor, Syngenta Seeds.

Company officials joined village leaders and residents on the construction site Thursday, where they celebrated a shared vision for local growth.

"We are very excited to contribute to the Phillips Memorial Hall construction," said Bill Hunter, Syngenta’s plant manager. "In addition to expanding our production facility here, we want to do as much as we can to build the surrounding area for our employees and their families. The new community center does that."

 
Stockham celebrates 125th PDF E-mail

The tiny village of Stockham was bustling this weekend, a throwback to an earlier era when area folks would come to town to sell grain, shop at the grocery store and watch free movies on the side of a downtown building.

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