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 $70,000 spent on interior remodel of popular rental venue
By: Ron Burtz, Onita Rostas
A woman whose name appears on an FBI wanted list is being sought in connection with the theft of a valuable ring from a jewelry store in Aurora. According to Aurora Chief of Police Paul Graham, a warrant has been issued for the arrest of Onita Rostas who is believed to have stolen a ring valued at $5,600 from the Ashley Brooke Jewelry store in August. However, he said it was not discov...
The Aurora Police Department is once again reminding residents to lock their parked cars and, above all, not leave the keys in them. The recommendation comes after a car stolen in Grand Island was discovered in town over the weekend, followed by a car being stolen from a residence in Aurora. Police Chief Paul Graham reported on Monday that dispatch had received a call early Sunday morn...
Subhead Oswald reports 2,400 acre solar farm is planned for Lancaster County
Body Pardon me, but all this talk about pardons is already a bit much, setting the stage for a tit-for-tat start to the new year.
Belgian Marie Brasseur, right, a foreign exchange student to Aurora in 1997-98, stands next to Deanna Powell who was one of her four host mothers during her year in the U.S.
Subhead Owner ordered to repair or demolish building located at 132 N. 3rd
Subhead Two-term Dist. 3 commissioner John Thomas says farewell
By: Ron Burtz
Subhead Aurora students help businesses with social media posts, promotional items
By: Ron Burtz
District Court Judge David Bargen, left, addresses the Nebraska Judicial Nominating Commission, which met in the District Courtroom at the Hamilton County Courthouse last Thursday. Bargen was one of three candidates to be interviewed for nomination to the state’s high court.
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