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(KTNC)--Work is underway and plans are being made for this year's Ariens Company Earth Day Community Celebration in Auburn, Nebraska.
The joint effort between the city of Auburn and Ariens Company will be held Saturday, May 7th at the Nemaha County Fairgrounds.
Many activities will take place throughout the day including clean up of city parks, electronic recycling, 5K fun run and new this year a Pollinator Garden.
There will also be a Home and Garden show. If you are interested in being a vendor at the Home and Garden show, would like to be a sponsor for the event or would like to donate your time call Jessica with the Auburn Chamber of Commerce at 402-274-3521
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