Daniel Henery has been selected to serve as Knox County Court Clerk Magistrate in Center. His official work as Clerk Magistrate begins August 10, 2026.

“Daniel's exceptional attention to detail, professionalism, and commitment to accuracy make him an outstanding choice for this important role. We are confident his dedication to serving the community will be a tremendous asset to the Knox County Court,” according to Trial Court Services Director Sara Fowler.

County court clerk magistrates work under the general direction of the presiding county judge supervising, assigning, and directing the work of all staff within the county court. The position carries a high level of responsibility for the people, paperwork, finances, and records of the court. Henery will be responsible for ensuring the efficiency of the court’s administrative functions and for investigating and evaluating potential procedural changes.

Henery will work in the 7th Judicial District with fellow clerk magistrates Kristina Sehi of Neligh and Pierce, Sandra Meyer of West Point, Leah Buhrman of Madison, Katherine Armbruster of Stanton, and Ashley Siebrandt of Wayne. Judges Patrick Carney, Danielle Fliam, and Ross Stoffer preside over the courts and direct magistrates in the 7th District. The Judicial District includes Antelope, Cuming, Madison, Knox, Pierce, Stanton, and Wayne counties.

Henery replaces former Clerk Magistrate Betty Boggs who retired on June 30 after 42 years of service to the court system.