Despite pouring rain early Saturday morning, the sun came out to shine on the 159 cars on display during the fourth annual Giltner Daze Car Show
Sun shines on Giltner Daze
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Despite the rain that had poured down Saturday morning, Giltner residents and visitors from all over were enjoying all that Giltner Daze had to offer on Saturday.Ag Life
This wetland along J Road and just south of Highway 34 near the Giltner Spur has been filled up by recent rains to the point that, by one estimate, more than 100 acres is now underwater.
Recent rains ease drought concerns locally
David Haupt has joined the Center for Agricultural Profitability as a financial analyst, offering free, confidential one-on-one consultations to help Nebraska farmers and ranchers evaluate financial decisions and strengthen their business plans.
NE Extension to provide farm financial analysis
A wealth of research has linked protein to favorable lifestyle markers such as healthy body weight and/or weight loss, maintaining and building muscle, and overall diet satisfaction. Plus Nebraska-raised beef is simply delicious.
Beef Month: The proven power of beef’s protein
News
Nicole Alder, right, owner of Alder Plant Nursery, helps Betty Reddick with a purchase at Saturday morning’s Market on the Square event. This was the second week for the popular event, which is being held on the Heritage Bank south parking lot in front of the “Aurora” mural.
Homemade, handcrafted & homegrown
Area students receive college degrees
Father’s Day: ‘We were blessed to call him Dad’
Sports
Aurora pitcher Lukas Fry was all smiles and a bit relieved coming off the mound early against Gering Thursday after snagging a hit right back up the middle that nearly got him in the face.
Pinnacle Bank Seniors plate first win of season Sunday
Aurora Coop Juniors find offensive rhythm
Wade Miller, a 2002 Aurora graduate now serving as an assistant coach in Seward, was an assistant coach for the South team in Saturday’s Shrine Bowl. He celebrated after the game with former Huskies Collin Stolpe and Canon Allen.