This section of Highway 34 by the Aurora swimming pool will be the focus of a study to consider the concept and cost of building an undercrossing in conjunction with an NDOT highway improvement project planned for approximately 2030.
Aurora fireworks display set to return July 2.
Hamilton County Attorney Douglas Dexter has announced his resignation
Vic Peters & Gale Griess
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Members of the Aurora High School Classes of 1950 and 1966 will be inducted into the Aurora Alumni Hall of Fame this week during A’ROR’N Days activities on the square.
Brian Brhel’s cattle graze on cover crops turning a row crop field into a temporary pasture meadow. (Photo by Brian Brhel)
The flowing waterway in this corn field north of Aurora on Thursday morning shows evidence of the 1.5 inches of rain that fell overnight as reported at the airport. That was in addition to the estimated 2 inches of precipitation received earlier in the week. Researchers say it’s not how much rain that fell on an acre of farm ground that counts as much as how much of it was retained by the soil. Studies show that healthy soil practices can increase corn yields by up to 25 bushels per acre.
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.
Channel 10/11 TV news anchors Taryn and Jon Vanderford (right) interview Hamilton County Food Pantry board member Bruce Ramsour during the annual Can Care-A-Van food drive last week.
This mower operated by a Hampton maintenance worker came to rest near this culvert Tuesday after it was struck by another vehicle.
A'ROR'N Days will begin a few hours earlier this year as Hamilton Telecommunications sponsors a community appreciate dinner Wednesday evening.
Walker Griffith goes all-out with an aggressive head-first slide into home plate.
Kyson Phillips fields a grounder and makes the throw to first baseman Tate Bendorf during Aurora’s loss to York last week.
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.
