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Fall was in the air in the little town of Belvidere this Sunday at their annual Fall Festival. Former President

The new Stastny Community Center is nearing completion after much anticipation. The next Hebron City Council meeting will be held

STOMP! Out Epilepsy and SUDEP is a fundraising walk to raise funds for the Chelsea Hutchison Foundation. The Chelsea Hutchison

The Little Blue Natural Resources District (NRD) and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC) have been working cooperatively on

Thayer Central teacher and Hebron High graduate Deb Bulin was awarded the Donald W. Miller Distinguished Service Award for “her

On Thursday, September 10, Governor Pete Ricketts announced this year’s recipients of the Governor’s Wellness Award.  A total of 43

This September marked another successful Milo Days celebration. The weekend was full of fun, family activities including a demo derby,

Sue McGhghy, Laurie Svanda and Beth Barnes, Region V Services staff, stand next to Mayor Shane Day as he signs

A not guilty plea was heard in the September district court session along with a plea agreement. Harold Stone, 59,

Ten local girls will be competing for the Milo Day Queen crown at the annual 2015 Milo Days celebration in

Reinke will have its center pivot irrigation systems featured on the TV show ‘How It’s Made,’ on the Science Channel.

The Thayer Central High School gym was alive with anticipation as students, parents and donors gathered for the Titan Beef

Early Friday morning, a Hebron man was arrested near Edgar after a high-speed chase that passed through three counties, according

Last Thursday, the Hebron Chamber of Commerce celebrated the openings of two businesses: The Tin Roof, located on Lincoln Avenue,

We were there for the shows, contests, excitement and laughs during the 2015 Thayer County Fair recording special moments through

Hebron’s Dale Klaumann, owner of Blue Valley Bowl, was named one of several recipients for the Proprietors of the Year

After receiving a number of complaints regarding a speed limit change to U.S. Highway 81, city council members voted to

“I think it’s done now,” said the elderly woman under the hair dryer. Hairstylist Elaine O’Neal, and owner of Elaine’s

Last Thursday, the Thayer Central school board met once more to discuss candidates for a performance criteria developer (PCD), which,

While many take the summer as a time to relax, college student and Hebron resident Ben Hintz took it as

Today, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that Thayer and Fillmore counties have become the newest counties in the state to become

Starting August 24, county post offices will be changing their collection times. “They’re all basically an hour earlier,” said Mike

Incorrect recycling practices have become an issue for those volunteering at the Hebron Recycling Center. “We’re in danger of losing

After skipping the month of July, district court has picked up once more. Danny Haines, 36, entered into a plea