Hubbell:  A Historic Railroad and Farming Community in Thayer County, Nebraska

Hubbell offers up authenticity with The Acreage Steakhouse, this real steakhouse serves some of the best prime rib, baby back ribs and beef brisket around. Hubbell may have been birthed by the Railroad years ago, now  it has turned its focus more clearly on agriculture.  One of the things that drew people to Hubbell was the good supply of water found on Rose Creek, so-named because of the wild roses that grew along its banks.  At that time, they used it for water power, and both a grist mill and a saw mill were established.  Hubbell is a rural southern village in Thayer County, Nebraska that continues to evolve and grow mainly as an agricultural area with dry land and irrigated crop land mostly raising corn, soybeans, milo, and alfalfa.

Community Information

Address: 307 Indiana St, Hubbell, NE
Village Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 AM-12:30 PM
Village Clerk/Treasurer: Bonnie Welch; Assitant Clerk: Edith Laue

• Email: villageofhubbell@gpcom.net
• Phone: 402-324-4182

For utilities: contact the Village Office at 402-324-4182 or stop in at the Village office to pay the deposit and set up service for Electricity, Water, Sewer, and Trash. Deposit is $185.00. If on the weekend or off days they can leave a message on the office phone or send an email.