A little girl in Aurora is alive and well thanks to her quick-thinking grandma and our city's incredible first responders. It all started with a frantic call to Aurora911, but compassion and teamwork led to a happy ending. Also on this week's show, a behind-the-scenes look at the Aurora Police Department's Global Teen Police Academy; a trip to the newest place to par-tee at Stanley Marketplace; and a fun preview of the Aurora History Museum's Car Meet on July 12 tied into the new exhibit, "Aurora's Short Track: Century 21 Speedway." Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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Grandmother honored with Guardian Angel Award alongside Aurora 9-1-1 for helping save little girl’s life

Aurora Fire Rescue’s Medical Director talks about the importance of CPR

Aurora Police Department offers unique program to help teens explore law enforcement careers

Aurora Fire Rescue shares important fireworks safety reminders

July is National Park and Recreation Month

Can you name this mystery object from the Aurora History Museum?

PSA #1: Check out AuroraTV.org for story links and more information

Community Calendar #1: 10th annual "Day of Resilience" remembering Aurora theater tragedy is July 26

PSA #2: Kids Golf Free

New business at Stanley Marketplace offers much more than indoor golf

Cyclists pedal across Aurora for Summer Bike to Work Day

Two brand new shows are now airing on AuroraTV

Check out these blue corn enchiladas from "Lindita's Kitchen"

City of Aurora's Hoffman Heights Library partnering with Rebel Marketplace to boost community connection

PSA #3: Sign up for Code RED emergency alerts

Community Calendar #2: Recycle your electronics with discount pricing from July 7-11 and July 14-18

PSA #4: Code enforcement

New exhibit at Aurora History Museum honors the city's former speedway and racing history

Model T owner helps preview Aurora History Museum's upcoming July 12 car meet

Mystery object from Aurora History Museum revealed