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Twelve miles south of Fairbury across the state line near the old Sunrise Station, the topography changes into rolling hills

Notice is hereby given that the terms for three members of the Nebraska Corn Development, Utilization and Marketing Board will

Reinke Manufacturing, a global leader in irrigation systems and technology, announced Monday, Feb., 3 the acquisition of Ace Irrigation &

Thayer Central’s Speech Coach, Justin Bomar, stands at the back door of the high school giving directions and answering other

Brandi Erickson’s home in the southeast part of Byron caught fire about 12:30 a.m., Jan. 28 because of an electrical

Collectively, four residents at Blue Valley Nursing Homes, Dwight Pumphrey, Jean Jacobitz, Martha Denayer and Doris Deepe have 407 years

Sitting inside the Hebron Country Clubhouse, Hebron native David Klaumann is very much at home.  Klaumann officially became the country

Janna (Levendofsky) Ronert, a former resident of Hebron and successful entrepreneur, said it doesn’t matter where people come from because

Close to 50 people took a unique tour during the Christmas Stroll Dec. 8 and spent about 30 minutes at

As part of her report to the county commissioners in August of 2018, Thayer County Museum Curator Jackie Williamson reminded

Being a member of the Nebraska National Guard demands more time than one weekend a month or the annual training

Michael Lewis, 22, pleaded no contest Tuesday morning to two of the six original charges he faced in Thayer County

Thayer County’s ticket to multimedia art is the BAO Gallery in Chester in the back of the brick school building

Randy Woodward, an Iraq veteran, was told he would never again after being injured by a roadside bomb in 2005. Five years later, he a marathon. Woodward carries a 5-foot by 8-foot American flag on an 11-foot pole while running as he did in the Oregon Trail Run Oct. 26, which was his 34th marathon since being injured.

A grain truck overturned at the Highway 4 and 81 junction at about 9:15 a.m., Oct. 25. It was unknown

Corn in the Chester area was roughly 20 percent harvested last week, and soybeans were at 80 percent finished.  Normally,

Dr. Leann Henrichs, FAAFP and Shelly Pulliam, Radiology Technologist, RT, (R), (CT), (M) sat down and answered the Hebron Journal

The Hebron City Council continued its review of residential and businesses nuisances, but one of the targets, Aaron Taylor, hinted

October is Manufacturing Month and Reinke Manufacturing was Gov. Pete Rickett’s target in Thayer County Oct. 3.  “The tours have

The Thayer County Historical Society’s Fall Festival in Belvidere saw another annual success and positive responses.  “It seemed like there

The Deshler Municipal Pool 11-member committee is leading a campaign.  The current 62-year-old swimming pool leaks 20,000 to 25,000 gallons

Multiple volunteers and organizations planned a Hebron history-filled weekend that has planted itself in the Hebron Journal-Register archives to document

Larry Seaman who was at Norders’ north facility in Hebron for a grain bin rescue training Sept. 18, said Thayer

Aaron Jensen, who comes home to Carleton from Lincoln every year just to volunteer for Milo Day, said he remembers

This weekend’s 150th birthday celebration for Hebron centers on historical activities and for those who weren’t around back in the

Each year, the Hubbell Lions Club sells peaches and pears for its major fundraiser, and they decided to join the

 First time unique mosquito seen in state Lincoln – The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) in conjunction with

Several years ago, Dianne Meyer, Thayer County Health Services Director of Family Services was looking for a way to say