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Laurel Ag Days was held June 18-21. more
LifeServe Blood Center is urging all eligible blood donors to schedule a donation as soon as possible to ensure patients and hospitals have access to the blood products they need to save lives. … more
Cruise Main in Wayne is held every third Friday of the month from May through September.  more
Governor Jim Pillen has announced the launch of his Property Tax Hotline to give taxpayers a platform for sharing information about their increasing valuations and rising property tax bills. For … more
I may be biased, but I believe you cannot tell the full story of America without telling the story of Nebraska. Part five of this America at 250 series we explore Nebraska’s place in American … more
Lately in the news it seems “Data Centers” have been a hot topic both locally and nationally.   What are they, why do they want to come to Nebraska, and what are the issues surrounding them? … more
The Matthew Meyer Leadership Award was presented to Hallie Heithold at the Wayne High School Honors Night in May. more
At a time when students, families, and policymakers are asking harder questions about the real value of a college degree, Wayne State College offers a crystal-clear answer. For the 2026-2027 academic … more
That Ain't Right hosted a Juneteenth observance at Bressler Park on June 19. more
The Wayne County Fair, along with other local county fairs, provides 4-H youth across the state with an opportunity to showcase the project work that they have completed throughout the year and to … more
Late last week District Judge Michael Long issued a ruling that denied a rural Wisner man’s request to move his murder trial out of Wayne County. In an order signed Thursday afternoon, Judge … more
As the Wayne Herald continues to feature the sculptures that are part of this year's Sculpture Walk, residents are encouraged to view two more located along Main Street. Each of the sculptures … more
Wayne State College finished a second week of its New Student Registration (NSR) program June 5 for students who are ready to enroll in classes for the Fall 2026 semester. More than 600 incoming … more
A Transfer of Wealth study from Nebraska Community Foundation reveals a significant opportunity for Wayne County residents to create a lasting impact on future generations. According to the … more
With hay supplies tight and pasture growth limited in many areas across northeast Nebraska, producers with irrigated acres available may be considering an annual forage crop to help fill the feed … more
The Little Red Hen Theatre invites audiences of all ages to join them for the magic of Disney's Broadway musical Frozen, which takes the stage for six performances July 17–19 and July 24–26. … more
Cancer patients, trauma victims, organ transplant recipients, and so many more Americans rely on lifesaving blood transfusions every day. And LifeServe Blood Center and your community need your … more
Commissioners will have some homework to finalize details that has been an on going agenda item in discussing hourly pay raises as Wayne America provided an annual report during the regularly … more
Pentecost often arrives at an interesting time of year. The Easter lilies have faded. School is ending. Calendars begin filling with vacations, ball games, camps, family gatherings, and all the … more
Discussion on the differences between golf carts and all terrain (ATV) and utility vehicles (UTV)and fees associated with operating those on city streets was among the topics debated when the Wayne … more
Is a hamburger done when it's brown in the middle? Is poultry safe to eat when the juices run clear? June 7th was World Food Safety day, so let’s talk about food safety with safe cooking … more
City Council meetings Regular Wayne City Council meetings are at 5:30 p.m. on the first and third Monday of each month in City Hall at 513 Main Street. Come see the fireworks happen in your city … more
Brad Wieland of Wayne was among the 32 veterans and first responders honored at the annual Servicemen of the Heartland Outdoors event June 13-14 at Sherman Reservoir near Loup City. The two-day … more
An annual tradition has reached 46 years where the second weekend of July, chickens come to roost and community wide celebration will be put on full display. 'United We Cluck: 250 Years of … more
A drive down Main Street or Pearl Street in Wayne provides the opportunity to view 11 recently installed sculptures that are part of the annual Wayne Sculpture Walk. Each of the sculptures is … more
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