A brand-new travel trailer was stolen from Camp Canada RV near Highway 48 and Lakeridge Road early Tuesday morning, October 20th. The suspect reportedly returned to the property several times before making off with the 2026 Forest River Viking trailer between midnight and 2 a.m., allegedly driving a black Jeep Grand Cherokee believed to be a 2015 to 2019 model. Camp Canada RV is offering a reward for information that could help identify the suspect or lead to the trailer’s recovery.

Residents will have an opportunity to help shape the Georgia Public Library’s future during a community gathering at the Keswick Branch today, at 5:30 p.m. The event will bring the public together with library leadership to discuss ideas, raise questions and share feedback on services and programs. Visitors will also get an early look at a new Tool Lending Library, an initiative supported by a donation from Milwaukee Tool.

The Town of Aurora is preparing to add 4,800 trees to its parks, streets and other public spaces by the end of 2027, thanks to a more than $630,000 federal grant. The planting program includes about 800 mature trees and 4,000 seedlings, with priority given where possible to areas with limited tree cover and those most affected by urban heat. The initiative also aims to help replenish trees lost in July’s severe storm and advance Aurora’s goal of reaching 40 per cent tree canopy coverage by 2034.