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Firefighters Log Years of Service

Ken Hofts joined the Hebron Volunteer Fire Department in June of 1975. Forty-five years later and within five years of

Hebron’s July 4 parade route will center around downtown as it travels from Willard Park. The parade lineup was around the

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In the past week, the sheriff’s office has received reports from Hebron citizens that someone has gotten into their car

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link to May 22 issue link to May 15 A section link to May 15 B section link to May

The communications included a 'promise,' the Washington Post reports September 19, 2019
Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has agreed to testify in an open session before the House Intelligence Committee after refusing to comply with Tuesday's deadline to hand over a whistleblower complaint that had been deemed by the intelligence community inspector general to be "credible and urgent."
Bolton criticizes Trump at closed-door event September 19, 2019
Former national security adviser John Bolton didn't offer any praise of President Donald Trump in remarks at a private event Wednesday, but instead took aim at his former boss' policies on the world stage, according to an attendee.
Trump shifts blame to Bolton: He made many mistakes September 11, 2019
President Donald Trump addresses the departure of national security advisor John Bolton, claiming Bolton wasn't getting along with others in the Trump administration.
Trump stays cautious as Pompeo calls attack on Saudi oil an 'act of war' September 18, 2019
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the attack on Saudi oil facilities "an act of war" Wednesday, as President Donald Trump announced that he's ordered new sanctions on Iran, the latest escalation in tensions between the two countries as US officials work to pin the blame on Iran.