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A recent public notice in the Pilot-Tribune newspaper last week revealed the salaries of everyone on the city of Blair payroll. It was an interesting read, revealing the city administrator as the top … more
The first night of the Washington County Fair this year was dampened by a quick, yet heavy, rainstorm, but despite this, the annual activities continued on. A few more showers throughout the … more
This Tuesday, the Fremont Area United Way held its 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy fundraiser at the Rybin Building at the Washington County Fairgrounds in order to support Imagination Library, … more
America's pastime remains Blair's and the community proves it each and every summer. Take, for example, today's baseball schedule. Blair Little League starts its second-straight weekend of … more
I n one of the rare instances where sports news bleeds into, well, “news” news, a scandal within familiar Big Ten rival Northwestern's football program was reported by the Daily … more
According to a report by the Des Moines Register’s William Morris, which has been published in Enterprise Media Group's Iowa newspapers, “Gov. Kim Reynolds is settling three lawsuits from … more
The first night of Summer Sizzle begins tonight, and will be filled with copious amounts of activities for families. Summer Sizzle has been a celebration for the Arlington and Kennard … more
Adopting a dog, cat or other animal is an exciting event in one's life. Pets are wonderful companions, but also a time commitment and large responsibility, and these factors should be taken into … more
Situated just east of Fort Calhoun is Fort Atkinson State Historical Park. For decades, the park has enriched Washington County with its fascinating history and events for its many guests that … more
As another summer approaches rapidly, one event the Blair and Washington County community can always look forward to is the annual Gateway to the West Days celebrations. The four-day festivities … more
Kevin Willis has served for eight years as the Washington County chief deputy sheriff, but his law enforcement career, as well as his service to the community, is endless. Willis retired May 31 … more
Veterans Day honors the men and women of the United States Armed Forces past and present. Memorial Day honors those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. As to where all who have served in the … more
Last Friday morning, the city of Blair was thrust into the spotlight for something that hadn’t occurred here in 40 years. A Council Bluffs man, whose name is now widely known and will not … more
Graduation is always a special moment in time. It’s a time to celebrate more than a decade of learning, club activities, homecoming and prom, awards and competitions and athletic games. … more
For the last few months, the Washington County Museum has prepared for a big project to move the old Long Creek schoolhouse. The school, currently located on Long Creek Lane west of Fort Calhoun … more
For the last few months, the Washington County Museum has prepared for a big project to move the old Long Creek schoolhouse. The school, currently located on Long Creek Lane west of Fort Calhoun … more
Members of Enterprise Media Group (EMG) staff traveled to Lincoln the weekend of April 15 to attend the Nebraska Press Association (NPA) Convention and see how the company fared in the Better … more
Blair resident Rich Jaworski was honored for his hot air ballooning feats once again on Saturday, where he earned the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award. This award is given to pilots who have … more
The five Washington County volunteer fire departments — Blair, Kennard, Herman, Arlington and Fort Calhoun — are constantly on the move fighting grass and structure fires, assisting … more
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen apparently must consider himself a stealth governor. Since taking office three months ago, he has not provided schedules for his day-to-day activities nor that of … more
The Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter and community members have one similar goal in mind: making sure the animals that enter the shelter leave to loving homes. Time and time again, the shelter … more
In February 1980, President Jimmy Carter declared the week of March 8, 1980, as National Women’s History Week. After several states made a routine of declaring March as Women’s … more
With the spring season upon us, many schools across the county are preparing for their performances and competitions in the fine arts realm. Fine arts encapsulate visual art, theater and music, … more
Two individuals who have made a huge impact on the Washington County community have recently accepted new positions elsewhere, and it's important to take time to focus on their achievements and all … more
A major victory took place in Fort Calhoun as the Board of Education unanimously voted to move forward with the track and football field renovation plan at its Feb.13 meeting. The plan includes … more
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