Four Indian Prairie School District 204 teachers and administrators were honored at this past week's City Council meeting for their award-winning instruction and administration!
On Wednesday, Mayor Richard C. Irvin, along with local and state officials, celebrated the opening of the Todd Elementary School apartments at 100 Oak Avenue!
On September 13, 1917, over 20,000 citizens gathered at the train station located at LaSalle and New York Street in Aurora Downtown to give a passionate send-off to 367 members of the Aurora-based National Guard - Third Infantry Division who would go on to fight in World War I!
At Tuesday's City Council meeting, Mayor Richard C. Irvin honored Girl Scout Troop 4340, hosted by O'Donnell Elementary School in East Aurora School District 131, for National Girl Scout Day!
In honor of International Women's Day and Women's History Month, Mayor Richard C. Irvin made a significant declaration at Tuesday night's Committee of the Whole meeting, proclaiming March as WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH in the City of Aurora!
On Tuesday, Mayor Richard C. Irvin, City officials, and the Aurora Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting to welcome The Golf House to Aurora!
Last year, in celebration of Great Outdoors Month and National Trails Day, the U.S. Department of the Interior announced nine new national recreation trails in nine states, adding 340 miles to the National Trails System.
Join the City of Aurora in celebrating its Second Annual Sham-ROCK the Block Celebration, which includes the Daniel D. Dolan St. Patrick's Day Parade and the Irish Flag Raising Ceremony!
The City of Aurora is proud to recognize and commend the great work of the Quad County African American Chamber of Commerce during Black History Month!
The Illinois Water Environment Association has recognized Mayor Dave Kaptain with the 2024 (IWEA) Public Official Award. He will be honored on Monday, March 18 during the IWEA Awards Committee Banquet in East Peoria.