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Ashley Huddle, left, of Gretna and Kayleen Stafford of Papillion play bags during the Arlington Summer Sizzle celebration last year.
Summer Sizzle to celebrate 10th anniversary
The Arlington Summer Sizzle is entering its 10th year of activities for the Arlington and Kennard communities. The annual two-day event is slated for June 30 and July 1 and will feature several … more
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The cover to Sabrena Lozo's newest book, "What About Me!? Yelled Barnabee."
Former Arlington para to release third children’s book with a new character
A monster named Barnabee will make his literary debut within the pages of Sabrena Lozo’s upcoming book “What About Me!? Yelled Barnabee.” Sabrena Lozo, a Bennington Public … more
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Mark Ulmer of Menno, S.D., makes his way down the track at the Washington County Fairgrounds during the annual Arlington Youth Sports' tractor pull Saturday evening.
AYF raises funds with annual tractor pull
Thunderous roars and plumes of smoke from tractors were heard and seen from far away at the 19th annual Arlington Youth Sports' (AYS) tractor pull Saturday evening at the Washington County … more
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Charlie Ruwe (6) races down the pavement with a sponge to squeeze water into a bucket while playing water-themed games with her group.
Reach Church VBS explores the deep sea
Last week, around 250 kids served as deep sea agents in training at Reach Church’s Vacation Bible School (VBS), which was themed “Mission: Deep Sea.” The Reach Church’s … more
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Troy Stolp, a historian and board member of Preserve Council Bluffs, spoke about the life of Lisa and his ties to Washington County near Fort Atkinson along the Missouri River Thursday at the Florence Mill in Omaha.
Historian discusses Manuel Lisa at Florence Mill
A joint program by the Washington County Museum, Florence Mill and Historical Society of Pottawattamie County had guests enjoying some drinks while learning about the rich history of the metro area. … more
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Mark Welsch, a beekeeper from Omaha, carefully guides a swarm of bees into a nuc box Monday afternoon at a residence on 16th and Washington streets in Blair.
What's the buzz?
An Omaha beekeeper traveled the 30-some miles to Blair to capture a beehive at a residence and give the swarm a new home Monday afternoon. The dozens of bees and queen were extracted from a … more
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Jake Conn is the new Arlington village deputy clerk, a position he's held for a little more than a month.
Jake Conn introduced as village deputy clerk
For a little more than a month, Jake Conn has been serving the Arlington community as the new village deputy clerk. Originally from West Point, Conn's duties include assisting Clerk Katie … more
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Mitch Robinson is sworn in as chief deputy sheriff by County Attorney Scott Vander Schaaf at the Washington County Sheriff's Office Tuesday afternoon.
Mitch Robinson sworn in as chief deputy sheriff
Mitch Robinson, current Fort Calhoun mayor and now a former member of the Omaha Police Department (OPD), was sworn in as chief deputy sheriff at the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) on … more
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A young concertgoer stands fascinated by a Blair Area Community Band percussionist on Thursday at Lion's Park.
PHOTO GALLERY: Gateway to the West Days
The Gateway to the West Days wrapped up Sunday evening for another year of events to bring Blair and Washington County together. Though the Food Fest was cancelled this year, there were plenty … more
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The Jeanette - Hunt Blair Animal Shelter has 27 kittens, 14 of which are in foster homes.
Shelter prepares kittens for adoption, offers advice on handling found kittens
With kitten season in full swing, the Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter has several meowing little fur-balls who will be ready for adoption soon. The animal shelter has around 27 kittens that … more
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Jonas Purcell (10) triumphantly adds money to his stash after winning a Spin To Win against Thayer Johnson (10) in the Game of Life. Purcell won the overall game with more than $3.5 million against Johnson
Game On!
Bags of board games filled a length of tables at the Blair Public Library’s first “round-up” event of the summer Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. The Board Game … more
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C.J. Price speaks to a crowd at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center to speak about her book, co-written by her cousin Gina Ellis, "Fire Hair Woman: The Epic Story of Lucinda Eubank," Tuesday afternoon.
Blair author speaks to library group
Blair native C.J. Pierce once again spoke of the tragic survival story of her great-great grandmother at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center Tuesday afternoon. Pierce's book, … more
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Fort Atkinson hosted a ribbon cutting at the Harold W. Andersen Visitor's Center Saturday morning. Pictured cutting the ribbon, from left, David Genoways, Clarence Mock, Susan Juza, Nancy Andersen, David Andersen and Jason Grof.
Fort Atkinson hosts ribbon cutting for Visitor’s Center
The Harold W. Andersen Visitor’s Center at Fort Atkinson was officially opened for guest viewing Saturday morning following a ribbon cutting ceremony during Living History weekend. As part … more
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Peter Klindt owned a ring made of gold he mined at Pikes Peak.
A nugget of Fort Calhoun 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 Pikes Peak Gold Rush sent … more
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Luminarias were on display during Blair's Relay for Life event held at Lions Park Friday evening.
Relay for Life held at Lions Park
The annual Relay for Life event hosted at Lions Park Friday evening features music, games and food as guests came together in support of cancer research. According to the American Cancer … more
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Volunteers helped to place dozens of flags along the Arlington Cemetery grounds prior to the Memorial Day ceremony.
PHOTO GALLERY: Memorial Day in Washington County
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Cargill donated $100,000 to the Blair Family YMCA as part of its annual giving week. From left: JB Scherpelz, Pete Stoddart, Maggie Smith, Aaron Matson, Sandy Christiansen, Jason Christiansen and Brandon Palmer.
YMCA receives $100,000 donation from Cargill
The Blair Family YMCA is receiving an update to its aquatics area after 20 years, and received assistance to do so with a $100,000 donation from Cargill Tuesday afternoon. Brandon Palmer, CEO of … more
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Chief Deputy Sheriff Kevin Willis, left, retired Wednesday, and celebrated with a plaque, handed by Sheriff Mike Robinson, and a get-together with family and friends at the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Willis retires after 26-year law enforcement career
One of the most important principles in Kevin Willis' life is to serve others. "I really hope in the end that I made enough little difference that it's a big difference," he said. "You never … more
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Dale Olson, third from left, cuts the ribbon at Camp Fontanelle Friday morning, officially opening the Olson Lodge, named after himself and his late wife, Fern.
Camp Fontanelle hosts ribbon cutting ceremony at Olson Retreat Center
The Olson Retreat Center is officially open for campers and guests who visit Camp Fontanelle. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last Friday morning, in front of Camp Fontanelle employees, … more
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Nick Wemhoff, Fort Calhoun secondary principal, received his doctorate of education from Doane University on May 13. Pictured with Nick are his family: wife Amy and children Wyatt and Gwen.
Nick Wemhoff receives doctorate of education
Fort Calhoun Secondary Principal Nick Wemhoff added another degree and new title to his name on May 13. After nine years of studies, Wemhoff earned his doctorate of education from Doane … more
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Immanuel Church of Orum will celebrate its 150th anniversary June 11 with an open house, 19862, County Road 20.
Immanuel Lutheran Church of Orum to celebrate 150th year
For 150 years, Immanuel Lutheran Church of Orum, situated at 19862 County Road 20. An open house to celebrate the 150th anniversary will take place June 11, starting with a 10 a.m. service. … more
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Elizabeth Elliott was hired in 2019 as the assistant editor of the Washington County Enterprise and Pilot-Tribune. She also was the editor of the Arlington Citizen.
Former assistant editor was 'inquisitive and excellent storyteller'
For a little more than two years, Elizabeth Elliott told the stories of Washington County residents and shared her many years of writing experience with the county. Elliott, 46, died April 27 … more
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Scooter's Coffee in Blair presented a check in the amount of $5,388.63 to the Jeanette Hunt Blair Animal Shelter on Wednesday morning. Pictured, from left to right: Havilynn Oudeman, Cici Vaughn, Izabella Zuhlke, Mikenna Zuhlke, Michelle Merrigan, Cheryl Stevens (shelter board treasurer), Rachel Preissler (shelter manager) and Jenny Eriksen (shelter board president).
Scooter’s Coffee makes donation to Jeanette Hunt Blair - Animal Shelter
Back on May 8, Scooter’s Coffee in Blair had a “Day of Giving,” with 100% of sales going to the Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter. On Wednesday, the proceeds were officially … more
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The Native Planters of Blair group planted many native plants at Black Elk-Neihardt Park Monday morning.
Blair planters install native plant garden at Black Elk-Neihardt
Members of the Native Planters of Blair and Blair Horticulture Society brought out their shovels and gloves and planted several native plants at Black Elk-Neihardt Park Monday morning. As part … more
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Louise Mencke celebrated her 102nd birthday Monday afternoon with her friends in her playing card group.
Blair resident celebrates 102nd birthday
Louise Mencke was surprised with cake and ice cream and a chorus of "Happy Birthday" Monday afternoon in celebration of her 102nd birthday. Mencke and her friends, who play cards together every … more
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