Aurora Now September 6, 2023

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Aurora is now home to some of the country's newest Americans. Dozens of our residents from around the world recently took the oath of citizenship at the Aurora Municipal Center. We'll share some of the powerful reasons why they wanted to be naturalized. Also on this week's show, graduation day for a group who took part in the city's Civic Engagement Academy; residents in northwest Aurora are seeing a brighter future thanks to a new partnership; Aurora is now home to both the Colorado high school counselor of the year and the state's teacher of the year; and the latest edition of the "Aurora Eats" guide is out, and it's bigger and better than ever. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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49 people become naturalized citizens during a ceremony at the Aurora Municipal Center

“Reflections on War and Peace” is now on display at the Aurora History Museum

The Aurora Central Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Friday Sept. 15

Aurora commits to creating more affordable housing & hopes to get state funding

The city teams up with Xcel to bring new lighting and paving to alleys in northwest Aurora

The Community College of Aurora partners with the Aurora Police Department to launch a new cadet pilot program

Participants graduate from the Aurora Civic Engagement Academy

Be aware of several long-term road closures in northeast Aurora

PSA #1: APD second language

PSA #2: Code enforcement