Aurora Dog Park Grand Opening
Come join the Grand Opening of the Aurora Dog Park, located at Manchester Landing (behind CVS) on Saturday May 25th at 11 am. Bring your friends, human and canine, to celebrate this long awaited addition to the Aurora City Park systems, as the park is officially opened. Special thanks to the Rising Sun Regional Foundation for the grant that made the Dog Park possible and to Cindy Rottinghaus for spearheading the project.
We hope to see you on Saturday for the Grand Opening.
Fire Department Helipad Dedication
Unveiling of A Korean War Veterans Memorial
Join the Korean War Veterans Chapter #4 as the unveil a memorial in honor of ALL VETERANS that served on active duty during the Korean War or who have served in Korea and any time since 1945. The unveiling will take place Saturday, June 22, 2013, 11 am at Lesko Park. Please join the Korean War Veterans as they unveil the memorial and share this with your family and friends.
BRING YOUR FAMILY -- BRING YOUR CHAIR
For further information contact Captain Luther Rice, USMC Retired,
(812) 926-2790.
New Businesses
Mayor Donnie Hastings, Jr. and the City of Aurora along with the Dearborn County Chamber of Commerce have welcomed the following new businesses and re-opened businesses to Aurora with ribbon cuttings since September 2012.
Leisha’s Crafts, 319 Second Street
Parlour of Aurora, owners Susan and Terry Bourquein, 305 Sunnyside Ave.
EveryDay Hair Design, owner Dena Tibbits, 211 Exporting Street
Krypto’s Comix, owner Joey Turner, 312 Second Street
Comb’s Pizza, owner Bubby Combs, 329 Second Street
3rd & Main Restaurant, owner Ron Sweeney, Corner of Third & Main
Personally Yours, owner Kerrie Ohlmansiek, 308 Third Street and Body Kneads by Sherry,
owner Sherry Roland, 308 Third Street
Chipzies, owner Jenny Chipman, 313 Second Street
KC Driving School, owner Kim Cleeter, 531 Green Blvd.
Wise Acres Market and Café, owner Missy Vaterlaus, 339 Second Street
Aurora Farm & Garden, owner Adam Kennett, 228 Exporting Street
Aurora Recreation and Community Center
Start the year right and join the Aurora Recreation and Community Center (ARCC). The most important thing you can do for your health is regular exercise. A moderate amount of activity performed three to five days per week can:
- Improve your heart health
- Improve your heart disease risk factors
- Improve your strength and feeling of well-being
The ARCC has many fitness classes and programs to fit your individual needs. Call 926-2311 for more information or check out our new site at www.auroracommunitycenter.com and join today!
Aurora Police Department Website
The Aurora Police Department web site can be used to learn more about the department and see recommended links provided by the department "Click here" to see the new web site, click on the Police Department tab under the Services menu in the navigation bar, or you can use the web address www.aurora.in.us/police.html to reach the site.
If you need to call the Aurora Police Department for a non-emergency dial 926-1101. If you have an emergency call 911.
City of Aurora Code
City of Aurora Code Ordinances are now available on line by clicking on the following link: "City of Aurora Code." If you need additional information, or have specific questions call Rick Grubbs, Code Enforcement Administrator at 812-926-1777.
Aurora Public Library
Since 1901 Aurora has proudly offered its citizens what Andrew Carnegie called the “cradle of Democracy.” The Aurora Public Library has changed in countless ways over the course of its history but one thing remains the same: our dedication to patron service. Somewhere between our author visits and children’s programming, our bestsellers and book discussions, and our downloadable books and DVDs, you will experience the personal touch that makes our library more than books and bricks.
We invite you to come and experience your Educational, Informational, Recreational, and Personal public library. Learn more at: http://www.eapld.org/
City of Spires
City of Spires Historical Foundation and Museum is located at 111 Fifth Street with a beautiful view of the Ohio River. The church home of the Aurora Baptists from 1848 – 1872, the building was the house of worship for the First Evangelical United Church of Christ from 1872 until January of 2010. Today the facilities are under the auspices of the board and membership of City of Spires and are available for rental for weddings, vow renewals, meetings, worship, memorial services, and concerts. The sanctuary features stunning stained glass windows, an early twentieth century pipe organ, and seating for approximately one hundred and fifty. The museum is open for tours by appointment. Call 926-0944 for information or visit http://www.cityofspires.org/.
Hillforest Historic Victorian House Museum
Hillforest Museum is open for tours from April through December from 1-5pm and is closed on Mondays and major holidays.This magnificent house is situated on 10 acres overlooking the City of Aurora and has an incredible view of the Ohio River. Visit beautiful Hillforest decorated in Victorian splendor for the holidays. Admission charged.
For more information visit www.hillforest.org or contact them at (812) 926-0087.
Aurora, Indiana...
A place where memories come alive, as new ones are created.