Ron Burtz is a journalist for the Aurora News-Register, focusing on local news in Hampton, Nebraska. With a keen interest in community events and issues, Ron covers a wide range of topics including local government, agriculture, education, and crime. His articles aim to inform and engage the residents of Hampton and surrounding areas.
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Ron Burtz's reporting largely centers around local news, community events, business, education, and agriculture in the Hampton area of Nebraska. He frequently covers events and announcements from both the private sector and government.
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Subhead Wayne County showmanship program has roots in Hamilton County
Subhead Senator talks farm bill, regulations, trade to corn growers
Body The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles has announced via its website that the driver licensing office located at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Aurora has been closed until further notice as of Sept. 4. The office is traditionally open between 9:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. every Tuesday. The website offers as an alternative site for county drivers the office in York, which it said “will be open on Tuesdays from 8:30-4:30 to cover the closure.”
A request to reduce bond for the woman charged in the death of an infant in Marquette in August, has been denied by Judge Lynelle Homolka. Tiffany Cure, 20, of Marquette appeared in court on Sept. 3 with her attorney to request that her bond, which is currently set at 10 percent of $750,000, be reduced.Following the denial of the request by the judge, Cure waived her right to a preliminary…
The Hampton School Board held its legally required public hearing Monday night to “discuss support, opposition, criticism, suggestions or observations of taxpayers relating to the proposed budget for 2024-25 and consider amendments relative thereto,” but beyond the members of the board and school administration no taxpayers were in attendance. The meeting proceeded as scheduled at 7:30 p.m…
The new hoop building grain receiving facility at Murphy constructed this summer by Aurora Coop has a capacity of two million bushes and will be used to store soybeans from the fall harvest this year. Below, the pit and leg can unload trucks at a rate of 30,000 bushels per hour.
Most of the discussions at the September meeting of the Phillips Board of Trustees last Tuesday had to do with decisions to be finalized at the October meeting. Among the items discussed were new sidewalks and sprinklers for the village’s George Jensen Memorial Park. Chairman Jim Crawford said the funding was available for both projects and bids had been received. He said contracts would…
FedEx driver Todd Gimpel of Aurora is presented with a plaque proclaiming him as the National Trucking Associations’ Rookie of the Year in the twins class at the National Truck Driving Championships in Indianapolis, Ind. last month. Presenting the award is Patti Gillette, NTDC Chairman and director of safety and member services for the Nevada Trucking Association.
Murder suspect Caleb Arnett will remain in the custody of the state Department of Health and Human Services’ Lincoln Regional Center (LRC) for the foreseeable future. The 29-year-old Aurora man appeared in Hamilton County Court via video conference last Tuesday for a show cause and competency status hearing before Judge Lynelle Homolka. Arnett is charged with five counts including first…
Despite a last-minute suggested alteration to the plans from County Commissioner Francis McDonald, the board of commissioners on Monday voted to go forward with plans to begin a long-planned courthouse renovation and restoration project. Preservation architect Jerry Berggren from Lincoln was on hand for the meeting to present a set of revised plans for the first phase of the project, which…
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