Aurora Now October 18, 2023

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Aurora honors the legacy of our city's first Black firefighter. He'll be remembered in a unique and special way. Also on this week's show, Aurora 911's Nurse Navigation program marks a major milestone while AFR gets ready to launch something similar called, Right Response; Fred the friendly pig says good-bye to the Aurora Animal Shelter and starts a new life; and we'll introduce you to a very talented young, bilingual singer from Aurora known as La Rancherita de Colorado. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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Aurora 911's Nurse Navigation Program Marks Major Milestone while Aurora Fire Rescue launches similar, "Right Response" program

Aurora's first Black firefighter honored with street naming near Fire Station 1

VA Clinic named for Aurora Tuskeegee Airman, John Mosley, officially breaks ground

Section of Montview Boulevard on Anschutz medical campus will be named in honor of John and Edna Mosley

Representative John Buckner honored with street naming along Jewell Avenue

Ballots have been mailed for Aurora's municipal election and learn about Vote Early Day

Community invited to take part in hybrid public meeting about Aurora's Consent Decree, October 24th at 6 p.m.

Aurora's Central and Tallyn's Reach Libraries are reducing their hours

Volunteer to be a Snow Buster!

Community Calendar #1: Aurora branch of American Association of University Women celebrates 60 years