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The main control room at the justice center has increased monitoring ability, safety and effeciency for employees at the Washington County Justice Center.
'A facility we're proud to share'
A little more than a year into its service, the new Washington County Justice Center has provided a boost of efficiency and morale for both jail inmates and employees. On July 8, 2021, the … more
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Zack Tucker, is Head of Proteins Operations with Project ASAP at Novozymes.
Project ASAP moving fast  
Driving down by Industrial Drive, people may have noticed a large crane sitting on the campus of Novozymes. Known as Project ASAP, the building is coming along quickly.  more
Washington County Deputy Jeff Baker practices safely exiting a patrol vehicle and approaching a building during the sheriff's office's active shooter training Tuesday at Arlington High School.
Sheriff's Office holds active shooter training
The Washington County Sheriff's Office held its first of two mandatory active shooter trainings Tuesday at Arlington High School. Led by Sgt. Alex Judkins, all deputies and administration … more
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The Welchert house is on the move to Gene Dunn's property along County Road P41 in rural Fort Calhoun. Seventeen Welchert children were raised in the home.
'A good way to grow up'
Seventeen children in one house sounds like a movie plot but for the Welchert siblings, it was simply known as “childhood.” “For us it was normal,” Jeanne Knight, the 12 … more
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Cameras will soon be installed at the Blair Recycling Center to overlook the free brush pile.
Blair council approves security cameras for brushpile
Cameras will soon be installed at the free brush pile at the Blair Recycling Center.  The Blair City Council voted unanimously to accept a bid from SEI for $9,100 to install two new security … more
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Nebraska Daughters of American Colonists State Regent Kathy Ocasio, left, and Anne Reim, State Vice Regent, read a rededication pledge for the Steamboat Bertrand marker at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge on July 9. The DAC and DeSoto employees conducted a rededication ceremony for the marker in honor of its 50th anniversary.
'Where nature meets history'
Fifty years ago, The Nebraska Society Daughters of the American Colonists (DAC), the Nebraska State Historical Society and DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge teamed up to commemorate the sinking, … more
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Soybean and corn plants continue to grow in rural Washington County on July 7.
'We're on our way'
Growing season is off to a good start in Washington County but rain is needed for continued success. “Things are looking good for the conditions we are experiencing right now,” Luan … more
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The storefront of the Telbasta Store in rural Arlington is taken down on July 8. The original store was constructed in the 1880s.
'It's had a good run'
The Telbasta Store carries different meanings for customers who shopped at the historic country store in rural Washington County. To some, it's where they purchased their wedding dresses while for … more
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Martin Agena, Facilities Coordinator Specialist; Joel Kelley, Reliability and Maintenance Manager; Nate Brue, Lead Craftsman; Derek Conrad, Lead Maintenance Craftsman and Suzanne Gates, Environmental Compliance Specialist, help Novozymes in many ways.
On the job at Novozymes 
Things are always growing at Novozymes in Blair. The Project ASAP agreement in Blair is the biggest investment in the biocampus since the joint venture of Vermaris between Evonik Industries and Royal DSM was completed for $200 million. more
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A lot on JoAnn Drive has been targeted for 16 single family attached units. The proposal has drawn concerns regarding costs and practicality from neighboring residents.
Blair Planning Commission recommends CUP for duplexes
An Omaha developer's plan to build a series of duplexes on JoAnn Drive was once again met with concern and skepticism by multiple potential neighbors. At the July 5 Blair Planning Commission … more
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A 22-year-old male was transported to the Memorial Community Hospital and Health System following a single-vehicle accident Tuesday afternoon near Kennard.
One transported following single-vehicle accident
A 22-year-old man was transported following a possible medical episode resulting in a single-vehicle accident near county roads 26 and 29 Tuesday afternoon. The Washington County Sheriff's Office, … more
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Fort Calhoun native Katie Benson was appointed as District Court Judge in the Fourth Judicial District (Douglas County).
Welcome to Benson's court
Katie Benson wasn't always interested in law, but found her calling shortly after undergrad to pursue her lifelong career. Benson, a Fort Calhoun native who graduated from Fort Calhoun High … more
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Families lined up for free backpacks from Reach Church at Pack the Park last year. Reach will once again offer Pack the Park on Aug. 7 at the Blair Youth Sports Complex.
Shoe giveaway added to this year's Pack the Park
This year's Pack the Park will once again provide hundreds of area children with new backpacks and school supplies, but an exciting twist has been added. On Aug. 7, Reach Church will host Pack … more
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Positive cases shown for the Three Rivers Public Health Department area since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID check-in
A slight decrease of COVID-19 cases is being reported in the Three Rivers Public Health Department area. In a seven-day period, ending June 30, the three-county area saw 67 new cases, down from … more
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Progress continues on the new Holiday Inn Express in Blair. The hotel is expected to open in early- to mid-August.
Mid-August opening expected for Blair Holiday Inn Express
Blair's newest hotel is nearing completion. Deven Patel, regional manager for Sai Properties, said the Holiday Inn Express, 1933 Holly Street, is expected to be completed by mid-August “at … more
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Patricia Bentsen, a Blair resident, spent almost 50 years as an ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) sponsored missionary in Madagascar. Wednesday afternoon, Bentsen shared her experience with a group of about 20 visitors at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center.
Blair resident shares story of 50-year Madagascar missionary journey
For 50 years, Blair resident Patricia Bentsen spent her time as a nurse and missionary in several parts of Madagascar. Along with multiple items collected over the years that Bentsen shared with … more
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A map shows the features proposed for the Easterseals Nebraska camp on the former Dana College campus.
City, Easterseals partner for grant
The City of Blair recently agreed to apply for a significant loan on behalf of Easterseals Nebraska for its new camp on the former Dana College campus.  In June, Easterseals announced plans … more
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Washington County 4-H students take in a workshop about babysitting. Washington County Extension, along with other area groups and organizations, offer summer activities to keep students sharp and engaged while they wait for the new school year to begin.
Summer education and entertainment sharpen minds
A little education and engagement during the summer can mean a lot when the new school year begins. Blair Community Schools and area organizations each summer offer a wide array of educational … more
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The Blair Volunteer Fire Department and Blair Police Department responded to a fire that broke out in the 800 block of North 12th Street Thursday afternoon. Though the fire is still under investigation, police suspect it could have been caused by fireworks.
Shed fire quickly extinguished by BVFD
The Blair Volunteer Fire Department and Blair Police Department responded to a fire that broke out on a residential fence and shed Thursday afternoon in the 800 block of North 12th Street. The … more
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Cape
Blair man pleads guilty to threatening to kill wildlife officer
A Blair man who made threats against a federal wildlife officer accepted a plea deal and was found guilty in federal court Tuesday morning. Cody A. Cape, 23, pleaded guilty to threatening to … more
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Ira Nathan speaks to a group at the Florence Mill in Omaha Thursday evening about his journey to learn about his family's history and Nathan's Lake, located neaer Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge in Washington County.
'Ancestors deserve to be remembered'
One man's curiosity about obtaining his family history has opened many doors and uncovered many stories about his ancestors. Ira Nathan, a Scottsbluff native, spoke to a group Thursday evening … more
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Kari Hernandez and her daughter, Emma, ready the tent ahead of the opening of Wild Willy's Fireworks on June 24.
Firework sales blast off in Blair
This weekend, hundreds flocked to brightly colored tents throughout Blair with the hopes of finding explosive deals. June 24 marked the first day of legal firework sales and discharges in the … more
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Fireworks will light up the night sky at the former Dana College campus on the Fourth of July in Blair.
Firework show returns to Blair
Blair Celebrations is ready to wow with its annual Fourth of July fireworks display. Connie Green, an organizer for Blair Celebrations, said the show will once again be held on July 4 at … more
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Volunteers organize some of the nearly one thousand pounds of food donated to the Washington County Food Pantry at Joseph's Coat on June 23 as part of its Pack the Pantry food drive.
'Neighbors helping neighbors'
The Washington County Food Pantry at Joseph's Coat received a major boost to help a growing number of families in need. From June 23 to 25, the food pantry held a special Pack the Pantry event, … more
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McGovern String Band banjo player Daren Blythe and Kelly McGovern perform at Bluegrass at the Depot Sunday afternoon.
Fiddlin' at the Depot
The Depot at Lion's Park on Sunday hosted  three bluegrass bands and a youth fiddle contest.  People packed the park to take in the sights and sounds of the  afternoon.  more
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