Our community comes together to celebrate the legacy of a long-time Aurora educator and lawmaker. A part of East Jewell Avenue now honors the late John Buckner. Also on this week's show, meet the talented triplets at the top of the class at Hinkley High; see how preventative healthcare is hitting the road in Aurora to help our international community; we'll show you what the city is doing to keep youth safe this summer; and an in-studio sneak peek of the new Nepali "Mosaic of Cultures" exhibit at our Aurora History Museum. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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Former Aurora educator and lawmaker John Buckner honored with street sign dedication

Hinkley High School triplets are outstanding scholars driven to succeed

Congressman Crow presents check for new STEM building at Community College of Aurora

Horticulture students at Pickens Technical College hold plant sale

PSA #1: Fieldhouse at Southeast Rec Center

PSA #2: Healthy Mind, Healthy Body

New bilingual health campaign unveils mobile unit to help Aurora immigrants and refugees with health care

Arapahoe County’s health kiosks provide free supplies in Aurora's underserved areas

City of Aurora’s Youth Violence Prevention Program hosts job and resource fair for local youth

Aurora’s five preschools are now accepting fall enrollment

Vintage Theatre announces season 24 kicks off August 23

“The Lightning Thief” premieres at Aurora Fox June 1; Iconic Fox neon sign lighting ceremony during intermission

PSA #3: eSports Summer Bash is May 24

PSA #4: Walk ’N’ Roll 2024

Newest Mosaic of Cultures exhibit at Aurora History Museum showcases Aurora's Nepali community

City hosting first ever Water-Wise Day Expo May 18

Aurora Fire Rescue’s Fire Safety Field Day is May 18

Volunteer Expo at Aurora Municipal Center showcases opportunities to give back

Eaglet that hatched at Star K Ranch in March grows .... a lot!