One of Aurora's city council members is stepping down. Mayor Pro-Tem and At-Large Council Member Dustin Zvonek is leaving at the end of the month. We'll hear from him. Also on this week's show, we take an even closer look at Aurora's famous Ghost Trolley now that it's been re-installed on Colfax; we give you a fun demonstration of how to take part in the history museum's Aurora Speaks poetry exhibit and we'll take you to a mini concert at the Comitis Crisis Center provided by a country music star who's on a mission. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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Mayor Pro-Tem and At-Large Council Member Dustin Zvonek resigning at end of October

Pete Schulte sworn in as Aurora’s new city attorney

Drop off your election ballot at dozens of 24-hour drop boxes around the city

Make your voice heard on ideas for the city’s new entertainment venue

Fall into Fun festival is Saturday, Oct. 19 at Aurora Municipal Center

Check out the many Halloween happenings around town

Aurora History Museum asking for poetry submissions for Aurora Speaks exhibit

Plains Conservation Center hosts Native American dance group

Community Calendar #1: City teaming up with Techno Rescue for special e-Cycle event pricing 

PSA #1: Aurora Fox's 40th season lineup

Community Calendar #2: City hosting open house for sidewalk and other improvements on Havana and Yale

Ghost Trolley public art is back on Colfax

Corrected information about East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit Lanes between Denver and Aurora

Rep. Jason Crow visits students in civics class at William Smith High School

Cherry Creek Innovation Campus teacher wins national award for excellence

Children’s Hospital Colorado hosts unique reunion at Denver Zoo

Aurora Civic Engagement Academy class hosts “Hungry Paws Project” for Aurora Animal Shelter

Aurora K-9 helps with hurricane recovery efforts on East Coast

Country singer comes to Aurora to donate guitar and spread joy through music

Show closer: Steven Cade performance