by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Mar 16, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Lodging Along Highway 2, Lodging Along the JUNK JAUNT®, Towns on Highway 2
Thedford, NE Thedford is a thriving community of nearly 400 with a variety of businesses and entrepreneurs for the size of the population. Thedford, as the county seat, houses the county. state and federal offices with four churches as well as K-12 schools. There are...
by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Feb 15, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Lodging Along Highway 2, Towns on Highway 2
Broken Bow, NE This wonderful community is located in the center of scenic Highway 2. We have something for nearly everyone, with 126 acres of parks, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, ball diamonds, tennis facilities, fishing pond, picnic & camping facilities, a...
by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Feb 15, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Towns on Highway 2, Towns on Highways 91
Dunning, NE Platted in 1887, the peaceful village of Dunning is nestled in a valley between the Middle Loup River and the Dismal River in Blaine County, where Scenic Byways/Highways 91 & 2 meet. Our outlying area is made up of many family ranches, some of which...
by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Feb 15, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Towns on Highway 2
Although Berwyn is considered a bedroom community, it still is home to 10 friendly home-based businesses. We have 2 parks with shelters and a Volunteer Fire Department. We invite you to join the fun at our annual Picnic, Pistons & Poker Run-Car & Cycle Show,...
by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Feb 15, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Towns on Highway 2
Ansley, NE Ansley is a clean town with friendly, active people. Located at the intersection of Highways 2, 92 & 183, we are alive and thriving. Main Street and outlying areas have numerous outstanding businesses, including banking, gas, food, plumbers, feed, seed,...
by Heartland Hosting, LLC | Feb 15, 2014 | JUNK JAUNT® Communities, Towns on Highway 2, Towns on Highways 11
Cairo, NE “Pronounced ‘Care-oh’” Established in 1886, legend says that a survey engineer exclaimed, “It looks just like a desert and should be called Cairo”, referring to its counterpart in Egypt. The company clerk followed through with the theme of...
