Making sure all of our residents have access to information, programs, events and more is a priority for the city. Why does it matter? Meet a local woman who shows us first-hand why accessibility is so important. Also on this week's show, learn more about Edna Wilson-Mosley and why there's a proposal to rename the Aurora Central Library in her honor; see how the city is making changes to be more water-wise; and find out why Aurora police officers are asking for your help to keep our kids safe as they head back to school. Those stories and more this week on Aurora Now.

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City of Aurora working to make the city more accessible one screen at a time

City Council members proposes name change to Aurora Central Library to honor Edna Wilson-Mosley

Explore “Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History” exhibit at Aurora History Museum now through November 7

Aurora Municipal Center replacing grass on Great Lawn to lower water use

Aurora Fire Rescue shows a surprising way to protect yourself and others from fire danger after several recent incidents

PSA #1: Ignite your purpose by becoming an Aurora firefighter

PSA #2: Code enforcement rules are in place in Aurora

School is back in session and the Aurora Police Department shares traffic tips you need to know around school zones

Aurora Public Schools hands out over 6,000 backpacks at Back-to-School Kickoff event at the Town Center at Aurora

Local hospital celebrates baby boom among their maternity nurses

PSA #3: Visit Aurora, where diversity and differences are celebrated

PSA #4: Champion Eaglecrest cheer and dance team encouarges you to watch AuroraTV

Learn to sew with free classes at Hoffman Heights Library

Enjoy end-of-summer fun with superheroes at Gaylord Rockies Resort

Check out Mountain Pass Sports Bar on the latest episode of “Into The Map”

City of Aurora golf pro gives popular radio personality some tips on iron play in lesson 2 of 4

Learn the easiest way to make salsa on “Lindita’s Kitchen”