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FFA kicks off Alumni and Supporters organization
The Arlington High School FFA program will introduce a new way of supporting its growing program on Aug. 21 at 7 p.m. at the high school during the Alumni and Supporters Kick-Off event. The … more
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Wednesday's Demo Derby and concert canceled due to rain
Due to heavy rainfall Wednesday morning, the Washington County Fair announced it will be cancelling the evening's Demolition Derby and Lemon Fresh Day concert. A statement was provided by Fair … more
Amber Hosch
Blair daycare provider named Early Childhood Champion
Amber Hosch of Sprout Family-Centered Childcare was one of two providers named an Early Childhood Champion in the state of Nebraska. To earn this award, Hosch was selected by Nebraska Early … more
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Emily Shimkus, a Blair native and stay-at-home mom, has figured out how to save thousands of dollars from couponing.
Blair resident participates in extreme couponing
Emily Shimkus, a Blair native and stay-at-home mom, has figured out how to save thousands of dollars from couponing.  After discovering a YouTube video about couponing, Shimkus learned how … more
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Alexis Warner shows her Commercial Breeding Heifer.
PHOTO GALLERY: Washington County Fair 2023
Despite a few rain showers, the Washington County Fair did not falter in its first three days. The first night of the fair was kicked off by a, slightly delayed and muddy, concert featuring … more
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Mink builds wood pallets that he sells to 40 stores across the U.S. Most of the wood he works with comes from old trees and poles that would otherwise go to the dump.
A wooden palace on a hill
Roughly three years ago, Jerry Mink purchased a tool that would unexpectedly take over his free time and his backyard: a Woodmizer sawmill.  Mink, a Fort Calhoun resident and a retired … more
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Christy Fiala, executive director of the Fremont Area United Way, speaks to a crowd during the 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy fundraiser Tuesday afternoon at the Washington County Fairgrounds.
Hats Off To Literacy fundraiser held at Fairgrounds
The Fremont Area United Way's (FAUW) 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy event was held in Arlington this year in order to announce its expansion into Washington County. The event, held at the … more
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First Lutheran and First United Methodist churches joined forces for Vacation Bible School this past week. On Friday, the final day, kids enjoyed a hydrant party at Good Shephard, with help from the Blair Volunteer Fire Department.
River of Life
The final day of the First Lutheran and First United Methodist joint Vacation Bible School was filled with laughter as participants splashed around at Good Shepherd Lutheran Community for a hydrant … more
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The Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter held its Christmas in July event Saturday morning. There, families could bring in their pets to take photos with a summer-dressed Santa.
Shelter holds Christmas in July event
The Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter invited families and furry companions to enjoy the summertime during its Christmas in July event Saturday. At the shelter, guests could enjoy root beer … more
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Wendy Lukert announces the winners of the grand prize drawing at the Blair Public Library's end of summer celebration on Friday. Each grand prize was a laundry basket full of toys, stuffed animals and more.
Blair Library celebrates the end of its summer reading program
The Blair Public Library wrapped up its summer reading program with an end of summer party consisting of grand prizes and a Wildlife Encounters presentation. This year’s summer readers … more
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Kennady Gregory (12) pours a cup of lemonade for a customer.
Blair girls raise money for animal shelter 7 years in a row
At the age of 4, Lucy Walker sold lemonade with her dog to raise money for the Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter. Seven years later, she and her friends continue to carry on what has since been a … more
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Elijah Logan
Iowa man pleads not guilty to first-degree murder
A Council Bluffs, Iowa, man accused of entering a Blair home and shooting two people, resulting in the death of one victim, entered a not guilty plea via waiver July 10. Elijah Logan, 23, is … more
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The Highway 91 Music Fest will be held at the former Dana College campus football field Sept. 2.
Former Dana campus to host Highway 91 Music Fest
The former Dana College football field will be the home to a five-and-a-half hour musical event in September. The Highway 91 Music Fest will be held Sept. 2 at Dana College starting at 2:30 … more
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Arlington resident Kat White is embarking on a 50-mile march from Lincoln to Omaha on Aug. 26, and will be carrying a family flag with her during the journey.
Arlington resident to compete in 50-mile walk
Arlington resident Kat White is embarking on her second 50-mile march this August. The 50-Mile March is a nonprofit organization, and the event is held to raise money and support homeless … more
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Volunteers assisted in trimming trees and other yard work projects at Arbor Park School Saturday morning.
Blair PTO hosts service project, cleans up Arbor Park
The Blair PTO gathered supplies for gardening and yard work in order to create a fresh, welcoming space before the start of the school year at Arbor Park School Saturday morning. The clean-up … more
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There were on and off showers in Washington County on Friday.
Rainfall marginally improves area drought levels
According to National Weather Service meteorologist Katie Gross, the recent rainfall in the area has helped to improve the drought in Washington County, but more precipitation is needed to reach … more
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After repeated training sessions, the structure on 13th and Lincoln streets is fully engaged Friday evening during a joint controlled burn between the Kennard and Blair fire departments.
'We're here to learn'
A controlled burn in a vacant house between at 13th and Lincoln streets Friday evening provided six rookie firefighters as well as seasoned firefighters from Blair and Kennard to train under live … more
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From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Georgia for the National Leadership Conference.
Arlington FBLA adventure to Atlanta
From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Ga., for the National Leadership Conference. This trip offered tours of the … more
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The Junior Ranger program continued at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge with Butterflies Around Us on Saturday. A group walked a trail in search of butterflies following a presentation at the Visitor Center.
Junior Ranger programs held at DeSoto, Boyer Chute
The DeSoto and Boyer Chute Junior Ranger programs will continue through the end of August. Saturday's event, Butterflies Around Us, was held at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, which consisted … more
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Anna “Annie” Martin, Joseph Cook’s oldest child, was appointed deputy clerk after serving for many years as a teacher in county schools. She was a graduate of Fremont Normal School and Business College, located on the site of the present-day Midland University..
Blair the Town Beautiful Revisited
Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series of stories looking at Blair both past and present through the book “Blair the Town Beautiful” written by John A. Rhoades, former … more
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Gloria and Dave Lamm were the fourth house to be "flagged" by Roots to Wings as part of a fundraiser through Labor Day.
Roots to Wings holds 'flagging' fundraiser
Roots to Wings farmers are honoring veterans through Labor Day by "flagging" their homes for one week during the "You've Been Flagged By A Patriot" fundraiser. Starting on Flag Day, farmers set … more
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Molley Petersen, from left, Lydia Petersen and Jayla Dowty ride bikes Saturday during the Summer Sizzle Kiddie Parade in Arlington..
PHOTOS: Arlington Summer Sizzle
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After a cancellation on the Fourth of July, the Blair fireworks show was postponed to Wednesday evening at Transformation Hill on the former Dana College campus.
Fireworks light up Blair night
After a cancellation on the Fourth of July, the Blair fireworks show commenced Wednesday night at the former Dana College campus. more
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Maryalice Lomneth churns the butter while brother Simeon licks some from his finger Saturday at Fort Atkinson during Living History.
PHOTOS: Living History celebrates the Fourth of July
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The Washington County Museum's copy of "Home" by Kent Bellows. The original piece was created in 1973 with acrylic on canvas.
A famous artist with Blair roots
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum,” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. With a perceptive eye and a … more
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