The city of Hebron is the county seat of Thayer County, Nebraska. The community was founded in 1869 as a colony of the Disciples of Christ, and named for the Biblical city of Hebron. During the Civil War, Isaac Errit, the editor of the Christian Herald, bought 750 acres of land in the area, and later gathered a group of people who were interested in moving there. Unable to move to the land they that they intended to settle due to Indian hostilities, they eventually settled south of the Little Blue River, but later moved to a plat north of the river, to be near the protection of Fort Butler. When Thayer County was created in 1871, Hebron was named the county seat. Not long afterwards, the Rock Island Railroad and the Burlington Railroad came through the city. Hebron is east of Ruskin, west of Gilead, north of Chester, and south of Belvidere.
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The American Legion veterans organization has sponsored a nationwide youth baseball program since 1925, and the Hebron, Nebraska team is featured here, with contact information and tournament schedules.
http://hebronbaseball.weebly.com/
Based in Hebron, Nebraska, the company provides appraisal services, real estate services, and auctioneering services. Featured is an auction schedule, as well as residential, commercial and undeveloped property for sale, a company profile, and contact data.
http://www.eltingauction.com/
Dr. Hubl is a medical doctor who practices out of his facilities at Thayer County Health Services and Thayer County Memorial Hospital in Hebron, Nebraska. A map shows the location of his offices, biographical information is presented, along with appointment policies and contacts.
http://bryanhubl.md.com/
Worship times, a church calendar, and newsletter for the Hebron, Nebraska congregation are published to the site, with information about church policies, confirmation, and its educational programs.
http://www.gracelutheranhebron.org/
A map and directions to the dental facilities in Hebron, Nebraska are given, with an introduction to the chief dentist, the facility’s hours of operation, contacts, and a downloadable patient history form.
http://www.hebrondentalcare.com/
Published in Hebron, the newspaper offers news stories and community events from Hebron and Thayer County, Nebraska. News, obituaries, school information, and photographs are presented, with full access to its electronic edition available by subscription.
http://www.hebronjournalregister.com/
Operated by the Arts Council of Thayer County, the digital movie theater is located in the city of Hebron, in southern Nebraska. Its history and an overview of the facility is put forward, with photographs and showtimes.
http://www.hebronmajestic.com/
Situated on North 5th Street, the Hebron, Nebraska funeral home is featured, with an overview of the facility and its services, merchandise, and policies, including information on planning a funeral, making pre-planning arrangements, and expressions of sympathy. Directions are posted.
http://www.krollfh.com/
Situated in southern Nebraska, the city of Hebron is the county seat of Thayer County. The official municipal site offers a history of the community, administrative and departmental contacts, and a guide to local businesses, recreational opportunities, and community services are featured.
http://www.hebronnebraska.us/
Featuring eighteen motel rooms, including ten single and eight double-sized accommodations, the guest lodging facility is located on South 13th Street in Hebron, Nebraska. A map shows its location, photographs, contacts, and a reservation form are included.
http://www.riversidemotel-hebron.com/
The Hebron, Nebraska shop features fabric, thread, quilting books, patterns, kits, notions, and other quilting supplies, as well as completed quilts. The shop’s location and hours, design studio, and products are highlighted, along with a newsletter and gift certificates.
http://www.sewbeeitquiltshop.com/
Thayer Central Community Schools
Headquartered in Hebron, Nebraska, the public school system operates a preschool, Thayer Central Elementary School, and Thayer County High School, each of which are highlighted, along with a district bulletin, schedules, and an calendar of events. A school handbook is included.
http://www.thayercentral.org/
TCHS admitted its first patient in 1948, and currently includes Thayer County Memorial Hospital, which provides a variety of medical services and programs, which are highlighted here, with a list of physicians, career opportunities, patient information, and directions to the facility in Hebron, Nebraska.
http://thayercountyhealth.com/
