Republican incumbent Gov. Jim Pillen invited local supporters to consider becoming “a blackshirt” during his campaign stop in Aurora last week, which would involve encouraging 11 people to get out and vote in the Nov. 3 General Election.
Espressions co-owners Lisa Montoya (left) and Maile Ilac Boeder show off some of the new books and other items that have been added to the newly renovated shop.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
After being closed most of the summer, Espressions reopened its doors to a brand new chapter last Tuesday, taking on a new venture as a coffee shop and bookstore called Espressions: Coffee & Community.
Visitors have the opportunity to see UNL research in action at Husker Harvest Days this week, with new precision ag and crop monitoring demonstrations, expert resources, the Crop Skills Challenge and more.
Jay Goertzen holds up what is barely left of one of the pairs of underwear, three months after it buried at the Grain Place Farm.
As the demand for organically produced food increases, both landlords and tenants are looking to make the transition to organic, however, there are often additional considerations involved in creating an organic lease agreement.
Grayce (Gustafson) and Connor Smith have started their latest business, Cross Swing Golf, offering a mobile golf simulator that can be brought in for after-school dances, corporate events, weddings and more.
New Hamilton County Attorney Nathan Heinz of York is sworn in Thursday morning by District Judge Rachael Daughterty. In remarks after the swearing in, the judge noted that Heinz’s first hearing as a defense attorney had taken place before her in that very same courtroom.
Aurora’s Elizabeth Luebbe and Malcolm’s Payton Dolliver go for the same ball at the top of the net in what was a three-set winner for the Huskies.