School bond election is March 9
The trend of mail-in ballots continues with the Thayer Central Community Schools District March 9 bond election. Ballots were expected
Read MoreThe trend of mail-in ballots continues with the Thayer Central Community Schools District March 9 bond election. Ballots were expected
Read MoreThe Thayer County Road Department held a public hearing Feb. 10 on its One and Six Year Plan for the
Read MoreSheriff David Lee has had an awesome life. “I’ve never went to bed hungry and I always had clothes on
Read MoreReinke Manufacturing continues to develop technology that promotes efficiency and saves time for farmers. The company is the recipient of
Read MoreDavid Zucker placed his hands on the shoulders of his sons, Mike and Jeff Zucker. Many hobby stores don’t have
Read MoreThe Thayer Central Board of Education heard from Paul Grieger of D.A. Davidson Monday evening regarding a school bond resolution
Read MoreCovid-19 added to the delay of bids for the new swimming pool and caused the City of Hebron to amend
Read MoreMetalQuest Unlimited, Inc., is excited to announce the opening of its first new location, in Post Falls, Idaho, nearly 25
Read MoreGene Fischer was prepared for a long day of harvest Oct. 29. He had about 85 acres south of Gilead
Read MoreThe Thayer County 4-H program wrapped up the 2020 4-H year with a virtual awards announcement video Oct. 20. Their
Read MoreThe Hebron City Council attempted to pass two ordinances to address vacant buildings and dangerous and unfit structures at its
Read MoreVoters didn’t disappoint Thayer County Election Commissioner Marie Rauner Nov. 3. “It went fantastic. The turnout was all that I
Read MoreThayer County Health Services CEO Paul Edwards announced TCHS finalized an agreement to purchase Priefert Pharmacy at the Hebron City
Read MoreA Community Development Block Grant from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development for Downtown Revitalization in Hebron was on the
Read MoreWhether it’s serving as a Nebraska State Patrol Trooper, Hebron City Council member, probation officer in Nebraska’s largest cities, or
Read MoreIn April of 2021, the Southeast Community College Learning Center in Hebron will celebrate three years. The former Thayer Central
Read MoreThe Thayer Central Board of Education voted to lower the 14-cent tax on the Special Building fund levy to 3
Read MoreElection commissioner Marie Rauner and clerk Maurica Burns of the Thayer County Clerk’s Office informed voters of the Mail Only
Read MoreReverend Beth Roegner gave her first sermon as an ordained pastor Sunday at Christ’s Lutheran Church in Davenport and Zion
Read MoreShe’s ready to shake the budding tree of economic development in Thayer County and has a passion for people. Carley
Read MoreLast fall, 27-year mathematics teacher Deb Bulin, learned she was one of three state finalists for the Presidential Award for
Read MoreAn economic development boom in Thayer County began quietly igniting over a year ago. In addition to Hebron’s Downtown
Read MoreA color-coded system will help guide schools in Thayer County for the 2020-2021 academic year with green as the “low/no
Read MoreThe Deshler City Council approved the $30,003 sale of the downtown former library building during its July meeting. The two-story
Read MoreThayer County Court Judge Linda Bauer raised Robert Dankemeyer’s bond July 2 to $150,000 cash from 10 percent of $100,000.
Read MoreEvery year, hundreds of high school seniors across Greater Nebraska earn their diplomas and venture out into the world beyond
Read MoreMake-A-Wish granter Ric Horton of Seward has helped coordinate 52 wishes, and each time, it’s like the first time. He
Read MoreBy Dakota Cherney, Hebron Community Fund dcherney@nebcommfound.org There’s a certain stigma in today’s day and age that moving back to
Read MoreAs his retirement approaches, Father Rudy Oborny is preparing for the move to Bonacum House in Lincoln. He’ll join his
Read MoreWhen it came time for the newly organized Thayer County Historical Society to locate a building suitable for a museum
Read MoreMichael Lewis, 23, who was accosted at his home in Hebron Oct. 27, 2018, by brothers Remington and Reuben Elting
Read MoreThe Thayer Central Class of 2020 received their diplomas from the Board of Education in a drive-through at the school
Read MoreThayer County Health Services is pleased to announce Paul Edwards as the new President/CEO. Paul, a lifelong Nebraskan who grew
Read MoreThayer and its neighboring counties in the Public Health Solutions District (Fillmore, Jefferson, Saline and Gage) are under an extended
Read MoreThe Deshler City Council made a decision last night to keep the swimming pool closed for the summer while the
Read MoreThis year’s Hebron High School and Thayer Central Alumni Banquet, an annual tradition recorded as early as 1889 for all
Read MoreThe Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) team gathered and answered the Hebron Journal Register’s questions about infection control, emergency preparedness,
Read MoreThayer County Health Services is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Cook, as the interim President and Chief Executive
Read MoreAt the onset of the coronavirus footprint in Nebraska, grocery store managers in Thayer County watched their shelves filled with
Read MoreQuilters and sewists from all around the county picked up the free kits outside the closed Sew Bee It Quilt
Read MoreIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Thayer County Health Services has created a specialized Respiratory Clinic at the Deshler Medical
Read MoreA call-in via teleconferencing or using the video software Zoom, were like golden tickets this morning for the weekly Hebron
Read MoreUPDATE 3/24/2020: A test was returned negative for COVID-19. The Hebron Learning Center will remain closed as Southeast Community College
Read MoreWhile the three schools in Thayer County, Thayer County Hospital and Blue Valley Lutheran Homes, and other local services and
Read MoreCoronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a rapidly spreading respiratory illness that was first identified in Wuhan, China. It has since
Read MoreSouth winds on March 7 were measured by the National Weather Service out of Hastings at 15 to 25 miles
Read MoreCoronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness that was first identified in Wuhan, China. It has since spread to
Read MoreTwo depositions taken in August of 2019 have led to more charges in an incident that was followed by the
Read MoreReinke Manufacturing, a global leader in irrigation systems and technology headquartered in Deshler, announced it has pledged $100,000 to help
Read MoreTwo students at Deshler Public Schools were removed by law enforcement after a threat incident at the school Feb. 12,
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