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Thayer County Fair Board President for the Ag Society, Bob Dankenbring, gave a sneak peek into this year’s fair to

A city-owned vacant lot on 4th Street between Holdrege and Park Avenue is being prepared for open range archery through

Hebron’s south and Bruning’s precincts had unidentified visitors on election day last week. In Hebron, a male spotter said he

Everything anyone wanted to know about the Cattlemen’s Ball June 1-2 at Hergott Farm was clarified during a Sunday meeting

Thayer County Museum Curator Jackie Williamson figured it was wiser to move the entire Hubbell United Methodist Episcopal Church than

Tell me MORE about The Cattlemen’s Ball!” – Part I • I want to volunteer during The Ball.  Do I

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net The Carleton Village Board began its Jan. 9 meeting by voting to keep the Carleton community

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net   Hebron residents and businesses would benefit from passing LB840, Randy Hergott told the Hebron City

The Hebron City Council spent about 30 minutes in closed session during its regular meeting Jan. 3 to discuss Hebron

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net The Hebron City Council encourages the public to ask questions when it comes to The Local

The Estate of Verna Miller, who was once a resident of Blue Valley Lutheran Homes, is listed as the plaintiff

Country music superstar, Trace Adkins will headline the 2018 Cattlemen’s Ball at Hergott Farm in June.  “The Cattlemen’s Ball of

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net The Cattlemen’s Ball has raised $9.8 million since 1998, when it took on the Cattlemen’s Ball

The Chester Men’s Softball team will host a freewill donation pancake feed and silent auction Nov. 19 from 11 a.m.

A 5,000-gallon split fuel tank with Jet A (1,000 gallons) and 100LL (4,000 gallons low lead)  has been installed at

“People don’t think it’s a pencil. They are in disbelief,” artist Cindy Chinn said about her intricate carvings that have

The investigation surrounding Abby Uecker’s death at the Thayer County Fairgrounds in the early morning hours of July 23 has

As technology evolves, the Hebron Secrest Library rolls with it, benefitting patrons with convenience and services. The access alone to

Two American flags will fly in honor of Hebron native, Virgil Hall, Sept. 11. Mike Hesse, president of the Denver

Joy and Eldon Wolfe were tossed around a bit before they settled in Port Arthur, Texas, at a shelter in

The rare celestial total solar eclipse event Aug. 21 will be celebrated in Hebron with a gathering at the Southeast

Les Hill, who coached for the Hebron High Bears and Thayer Central Titans, was presented with the Binnie and Dutch

Miss Heartland Allison Tietjen of Chester and the daughter of Cary and Amy Tietjen was crowned Miss Nebraska in North

By the time it’s all said and done, 90 percent of the proceeds from the 2018 Cattlemen’s Ball will be

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net A new river gauge will be installed where the Little Blue River and Highway 5 meet

Hear Nebraska will once again bring musical talent to Nebraska communities with Hebron first on the list June 9.  Through

Mark Leonard, a teacher and coach from Nebraska Christian in Central City, has been named as Thayer Central’s new athletic

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net The Thayer County Commissioners held a hearing April 6 via conference call with Rick Nelson, director

The Thayer County Livestock Feeders collected hay and monetary donations for victims of the prairie fires in Kansas, which scorched

The Thayer County Health Services board of directors heard from chief financial officer Doug Wismer on the hospital billing system

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net Thayer County Zoning and Planning will hold a meeting April 3 at 7:30 p.m., to decide

By Nancy McGillHebron Journal-Registerhebronjrnews@windstream.net In its March meeting, the Hebron City Council briefly discussed the “Sale of Willard Park.” The

The Thayer Central Board of Education approved the $55,000 purchase of 645 No. 9th St., just north of the practice

Hebron City Councilman Doug Huber said 30 to 40 years ago, it was tough to find an empty picnicking spot