A popular piece of public art in Aurora is back, and the timing is perfect. The iconic Ghost Trolley returns to our Aurora Cultural Arts District. There's another big change coming to Colfax Avenue in that area, too. Work is now underway on the first-ever Bus Rapid Transit lanes here which will run between downtown Denver and Aurora. Also on this week's show, an up close look at a long-time costume shop in Aurora and wait until you see just how big an Aurora firefighter's record-setting pumpkin is. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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Ghost Trolley public art piece is back on Colfax

Aurora's Art in Public Places program unveils new pieces at city's courthouse

Gaylord Rockies Resort opens Mountain View Pavilion

"Around the World in 80 Days" now showing at Aurora Fox through Oct. 27

Make your voice heard on ideas for the city's proposed multipurpose entertainment venue

Aurora History Museum wins award for "Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora's Nepali Community" exhibit

PSA #1: Fall into Fun 2024

PSA #2: Veterans Salute 2024

Bus Rapid Transit lanes coming to Colfax Avenue between Denver and Aurora 

Ballots for Election 2024 being mailed to registered active voters beginning Oct. 11

Students at Clara Brown Entrepreneurial Academy debute their song on Spotify

Charles Burrell celebrates 104th birthday at Dazzle Jazz Club

PSA #3: Check out AuroraTV.org for story links

Gott-A-Costume is an Aurora landmark for Halloween and year round

Rocky Horror Movie Night is Oct. 18 at Aurora Central Library

Check out the many Halloween happenings in Aurora

Aurora firefighter's giant pumpkin smashes the state record, again

Decorate and donate a wreath for the Aurora History Museum's Festival of Wreaths

Show closer: Elisa Garcia performs at the city's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration