Aurora Now January 3, 2024

Set Video Start/End Time

Start Time (in seconds)

End Time (in seconds)

Jimmy Day has helped teachers in Aurora, and all across the country, get some well-deserved recognition this past year as Colorado's Teacher of the Year. As he heads back to being the music teacher and band director full-time at East Middle School, he takes a look back at his historic achievement. Also on this week's show, Mayor Coffman looks ahead to what 2024 has in store for Aurora as part of his State of the City address; the Aurora Police Department introduces us to some standout athletes behind the badge, including a former Denver Broncos player; and a new exhibit at the Aurora History Museum celebrates the storied 95 year history of the Aurora Public Library. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

STORY LINKS:

Show preview

Mayor Coffman delivers the State of the City address

Beginning January 8, study sessions and regular city council meetings will take place on the same Monday night

Jason Batchelor officially sworn in as Aurora's city manager

City of Aurora's 38th commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. kicks off Jan. 5

Year in review for Colorado's 2023 Teacher of the yYear, Jimmy Day, of Aurora's East Middle School

Aurora bakery owner advanced to finale of Food Network's "Holiday Baking Championship"

"Lindita's Kitchen" shares a favorite past recipe: Mexican picadillo

Aurora Business Recognition awards nomination deadline extended to Jan. 19

The Aurora Highlands and Jubilee Roasting Co. win 2024 Arts and Business Partnerships awards

Northbound exit ramp now open from E-470 onto Aurora Highlands Pkwy