Talk about a gorgeous gourd! An Aurora firefighter’s prized pumpkin is making history.  Its name is Greta, and we’ll introduce you to her, and her proud papa. Also this week on the show, Aurora launches an easy and free way to search for affordable rentals and to list them; On Havana Street gets national recognition for its international cuisine; and Aurora’s Book Outlet celebrates 35 years and over a million dollars in donations to our Aurora Public Libraries. Those stories, and many more, this week on Aurora Now.

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Mayor Coffman Delivers the State of the City Address

October Is, "National Crime Prevention Month," and APD Has Tips on Staying Safe

Aurora Is Getting a Share of the State's Multi-Million Dollar Opioid Settlement

The Medical Center of Aurora is Hosting an Opioid Drug Take Back Event 

Weigh in on the Search for Aurora's Next Fire Chief

The New Aurora Housing Locator Helps You Find and List Rentals for Free

Learn about the, "Build Up Aurora," Plan to Fix Residential Streets

Aurora Water Launches SpryEngage to Make it Easier to Manage Your Account

Business Are Encouraged to Weigh in on Doing Business with or In the City of Aurora

On Havana's International Cuisine Scene Gets National Recognition

Check Out the Newest Art2C Sculptures On Havana

The Cherry Creek Innovation Campus Gets a Black Hawk Helicopter Donation

APS Celebrates the Grand Opening of East Middle School

The Aurora Book Outlet Reaches a Major Milestone

PSA #1:  Eat On Havana Street

An Aurora Firefighters Grows a Record-Setting, Giant Gourd

There Are All Kinds of Free Halloween Happenings in Aurora

Southlands Introduces the, "Cub Hub" 

An Aurora Park Ranger Is Recognized with a Distinguished Service Award

A Day in the Life of An Aurora Park Ranger

"Futurity" Is Now Playing at the Aurora Fox

Aurora Breweries Win at the Great American Beer Festival

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