Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin and proprietor David Thorn cut the ribbon during the dedication of Thorncreek Winery’s renovations on August 1, 2019. Read on...
Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin visited local company Cabmat recently to see its new addition and new equipment in which the company has invested. Read on...
Police Chief Byard recently recognized Patrick Devenish for his bravery in an April incident, during which Mr. Devenish aided police officers in the apprehension of a combative suspect. Read on...
The city celebrated its 220th birthday on the Fourth in grand style with a wonderful parade, a military flyover, a 5k, frog jumping, and fireworks which delivered a real "wow" factor. Read on...
The City of Aurora will be hosting a Community Secure Document Shred Event on Saturday, September 28, 2019 from 9-12 in City Hall parking lot,130 S. Chillicothe. Read on...
The Geauga Lake Marker Dedication on September 17th was a great success. With nearly 100 in attendance, people came from all over northeast Ohio to take part in the event. Pictured from left are Becki Trivison with the Ohio History Connection, Jeff Clark chairman of the Landmark Commission, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin, and Councilman John Kudley, Jr.
July 4th Festivities Showcased
At the July 4th festivities, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin honored the Parade Grand Marshal and Aurora Board of Education President Jerry Kohanski with a plaque and key to the city for his many years of tremendous work with the schools, including helping the district gain national recognition.
