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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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Missouri S&T announces honor list
Allie Dingfield of Blair and Tucker Cudmore of Fort Calhoun were named to the honor list for the spring semester at Missouri University of Science and Technology. To be included on the honor … more
Hazardous materials training scheduled for Blair South Fire Station
A hazardous materials training for emergency prepardness with Union Pacific Railroad is scheduled for July 15 at the Blair South Fire Station, 218 South 16th St., from 9 a.m. to noon. The … more
Blair City Council roundup, June 27
Generations Park update presented by JEO Consulting Eric Casper from JEO Consulting presented several digital renderings showcasing the updated plans for Generations Park, including details of … more
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Third-graders ran a lemonade stand outside Fort Calhoun Elementary Thursday afternoon to raise funds for the Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter.
Third-graders raise money for animal shelter
Third-graders in Fort Calhoun handed out dozens of cups of lemonade and earned freewill donations during summer school Thursday afternoon. The students raised almost $300 to donate to the … more
A spectacular fireworks show was an impressive finale for the day filled with family fun at Arlington Summer Sizzle last year.
Fireworks safety
Celebrating Independence Day can be a fun way to show patriotic pride, but it's also imperative to stay safe when dealing with fireworks. The county is also in a severe drought and burn ban, … more
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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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Blair City Treasurer Lindsay Burton stands next to his wife's painting, displayed in his office.
Burton begins new role as Blair City treasurer
The city of Blair no longer has a vacancy for city treasurer. Lindsay Burton was appointed Blair city treasurer June 13 at the Blair City Council regular meeting, and officially began his new … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, June 27
Herman/Scribner funds approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a claim from the Road Fund to the Hard Surface Fund for $1.3 million June 27 during its regular meeting. … more
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Evgeny Savostyanov spoke at Memorial Community Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. A former member of the KGB in Russia, Savostyanov discussed topics ranging from Russia's invasion of Ukraine to the potential for nuclear war.
Former KGB member speaks in Blair
The Blair Rotary Club, which typically meets at Jake’s Sports Bar and Grill, scheduled larger accommodations at Memorial Community Hospital on Tuesday afternoon for guest speaker Evgeny … more
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Trinity to host VBS in July
Trinity Lutheran Church in Blair is excited to announce “God’s Living Water” Vacation Bible School, slated  for July 9-11. All children 3 years of age (potty trained) through … more
Evan Fowler of Blair works on sanding a dresser at the Roots to Wings Garage Tuesday afternoon.
Summer projects keep Roots to Wings farmers busy
Farmers at Roots to Wings have been busy with planting, arts and crafts, learning life skills and more during the summer. Following its expansion earlier in 2023, Roots to Wings has been able to … more
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Pictured, from left, is the Gilmore family: Hunter, Tommy, Remington, Merrit and Kolton. Merrit passed away June 12 at the age of 45.
'She was one-in-a-million'
Merrit Gilmore's youngest son, Remington, pays extra close attention to the tree in his family's backyard in Arlington nowadays. Inside the tree, he spots a cardinal almost every day, watching … more
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BREAKING: Former Blair Schools administrator sentenced
A former Blair High School activities director was sentenced to five years in federal prison and five years of supervised release Wednesday at the Roman L. Hruska Federal Courthouse in Omaha for … more
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Blair TeamMates representatives and mentors gathered at Blair's Runza on Sept. 20 to celebrate TeamMates Spirit Week. The local TeamMates chapter celebrated the week with events to raise money and spread awareness about the group's efforts in Blair.
TeamMates in need of mentors
Since 1991, the TeamMates program has paired students across the Midwest with a mentor whom they can trust and share their thoughts with. The mentors meet with their mentees once a week for 45 … more
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Arlington man arrested, charged with child abuse
An Arlington man was arrested after allegedly engaging in a car chase with his partner and their children. Tad Lambert, 39, is charged with three counts of committing child abuse intentionally … more
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Mary Elizabeth Griffiths Crounse, the wife of a former Nebraska governor, wore a silk and wool shawl to the White House
A shawl clothed in history
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. The White House state dinner is a … more
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Fort Calhoun City Council roundup, June 19
City engineer updates Lucas Billesbach, Fort Calhoun city engineer, provided an update on the Fort Calhoun capital improvements plan (CIP) to the city council during its regular meeting June 19. … more
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Judy Krysl and Marie Kramer celebrated Kramer's 100th birthday Thursday. Kramer is a former teacher and published author of several biographies.
Author, former teacher celebrates 100th birthday
Though Marie Kramer's 100th birthday was officially on Thursday, 2023 was deemed "Marie's year" by her family, and she's been celebrating her 100th year since the Jan. 1. Kramer is a published … more
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Blair student named to Aurora University Dean's List
Aurora University (Aurora, Ill.) has named Zoe Neef of Blair to the Dean's List for the spring 2023 semester. Neef is majoring in musical theatre and communication. The Dean's List recognizes … more
Omaha man pleads not guilty to criminal impersonation charge
An Omaha man accused of using the name of a family member during a traffic stop in Blair pleaded not guilty via waiver Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Micheal Alkire, 36, is charged … more
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Omaha man sentenced to jail for car theft
An Omaha man who was found with a stolen vehicle following a car accident in Washington County accepted a plea deal, was found guilty and sentenced to 180 days in jail Tuesday during Washington … more
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