The Brownville Record, founded in 1858 by J.B. and F.J. Hedges, is one of Nebraska's oldest newspapers, having played a vital role in the local community for over 160 years. Initially established to serve the burgeoning town of Brownville, the publication has evolved to cover a range of content, from local news and events to sports and community announcements, fostering civic engagement and local discourse. Renowned for its commitment to journalistic integrity, the Brownville Record is viewed as a trusted source of information, reflecting the values and concerns of its readership while preserving the town’s historical narrative. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Brownville Record, starting 1894, with 16 scans in total. This resource offers a glimpse into the past, mentioning historical figures and events and providing a chance to connect with your own family history. Dive into the archives to uncover the rich legacy of Brownville and its cultural fabric.