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A fire started around 12:30 a.m. at Critter Close-Ups in Herman Christmas day. Multiple fire departments responded, and it took around five hours to put out. Nine exotic animals were lost in the fire.
Critter Close-Ups building catches fire Christmas morning
Early Christmas morning, a fire broke out at Critter Close-Ups building in Herman, causing owner Jodi Osborne to not hesitate to run in and try and save her animals. Osborne was able to rescue … more
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The Hayden Place Development, which formerly contained Jimmy John's, Scooters and Anytime Fitness, will soon have new storefronts.
Plans in store for Hayden Place property
Great Clips won’t be alone much longer. Shawn Kralik, a dentist practicing out of West Point, purchased the Hayden Place property in July and has been in talks with several potential … more
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Blair preschoolers got in the holiday spirit on Dec. 19 with a cookie decorating party.
Festive fun and creative cookies
The Blair PTO last week sponsored cookie decorating parties for elementary students at Blair schools. Unfortunately, due to weather, the parties on Wednesday and Thursday were cancelled. They … more
The Arlington High School choir began their section with Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" Tuesday at the winter concert.
Arlington Music Department performs winter concert
After a rescheduling due to winter weather, the Arlington Music Department held its winter concert for families and friends Tuesday evening in the main gym. The program featured many holiday … more
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Jordan Rishel was named the Washington County Community Foundation's Executive Director.
Rishel named WCCF executive director
The Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) has announced the hiring of its new executive director. Jordan Rishel, most recently director of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, will … more
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A house on Sunset Drive in Fort Calhoun has trees for all to see.
Washington County lights up for the holidays
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Kay Arispe (standing), program therapist with Senior Life Solutions, speaks at Memorial Community Hospital on Thurs. Dec. 15.
Coping with grief during the holidays
Heather Scholting and Kay Arispe of Senior Life Solutions spoke to a group at Memorial Community Hospital on Thursday afternoon regarding grief and how to manage it during the holiday … more
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The Otte Blair Middle School 6th grade choir sang four numbers at the Otte Blair Middle School 6th Grade Concert on Dec. 13.
OMS hosts holiday concert
Alumni and community members join with the combined Blair Choirs to sing the Hallelujah Chorus.
Singin' in the holidays
After postponement last week due to weather, the Blair High School presented the Winter Vocal Concert Wednesday evening under the direction of Patrick Hays. The concert included the traditional … more
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Washington County Community Foundation grant recipients received their grants Dec. 15 during a presentation banquet at the Washington County Fairgrounds.
'One of the best nights of the year'
Non-profits throughout Washington County received a heartfelt boost towards their collective goal of community betterment. The Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) held its annual … more
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From left, James Chvala, Stan and Carol Latta have a discussion with inmates at the Washington County Justice Center Monday afternoon.
Chaplain services bring faith to incarcerated individuals
Editor's note: This is the fifth and final story in a series highlighting a few of the programs and services offered at the Washington County Justice Center. These programs and services, whether they … more
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New Blair mayor Mindy Rump smiles as she's sworn in by Blair City Clerk Brenda Wheeler during the Dec. 13 council meeting.
New mayor, council sworn in; outgoing members recognized for service
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The Rev. Kim Culp expresses her thanks after she was ordained as a priest at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in 2020.
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to offer “Blue Christmas” service
On Wed., Dec. 21 at 6 p.m., a “Blue Christmas” service will be offered by St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Blair. “It’s a service that is meant to provide a time of … more
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Hay racks transported Holiday Festival guests to and from the Christmas tree lighting in the Herman city park.
Herman lights up for the holidays
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Daniel Weiss, 6, smiles with Santa during his appearance at Memorial Hospital and Health System on Dec. 8. Santa, along with Elsa and Olaf of "Frozen" fame, welcomed kids and adults to the hospital for a meet and greet as well as gifts and refreshments.
Santa and friends visit MCH
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Jeff Koneck, right, plays Father Christmas at the Frahm House during Christmas in Calhoun Saturday. Also pictured are Makynzie, 6, and Michael Adams.
Fort Calhoun celebrates Christmas
Christmas in Calhoun kicked off early Saturday morning, and continued through the afternoon and evening for residents to celebrate the holiday season. The annual event is held at multiple … more
The Sights and Sounds through the Decades display at the Danish American Archive and Library (DAAL) features pictures and mementos from the decades of Sights and Sounds celebrations at Dana College.
DAAL features a look back at Sights and Sounds
As guests walk into the Danish American Archive and Library (DAAL), they'll notice a holiday touch that doubles as a tribute to a Blair holiday tradition. “Sights and Sounds through the … more
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Blair Community Schools parents, teachers and administrators watch a presentation given by Supt. Dr. Randy Gilson during a public hearing regarding the potential reorganization of kindergarten through fifth grades at BCS on Dec. 8.
'The Blair culture will go on'
An emotional conversation between parents, the Blair School Board and Blair Community Schools administrators helped board members gain feedback regarding a possible reorganization of kindergarten … more
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Two trustees work in the Washington County Jail's kitchen Wednesday morning. The trustee program is available for inmates who want to help out around the jail, where they perform tasks such as washing trays from meals or doing laundry.
Trustee program a beneficial work environment for inmates
Editor's note: This is the fourth story in a series highlighting a few of the programs and services offered at the Washington County Justice Center. These programs and services, whether they were … more
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Blair the Town Beautiful Revisited
Editor’s note: This is the third 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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A volunteer hands a bag with a breakfast burrito to a customer during Christmas for the Coat Wednesday morning. The annual breakfast is a major fundraiser for the Washington County Food Pantry at Joseph's Coat.
Help on the go
Kindergarten dancers perform to "Micky the Merry Christmas Elf" at the Blair Dance Center's Holiday Magic showcase on Dec. 3.
'Holiday Magic' at Blair Dance Center
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The Blair Area Community Band presented its annual holiday concert, alongside the Blair Area Community Choir, on Dec. 4.
A holiday favorite
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Officers Savannah Keller (left) and Austin Peck (right) gave out a combined $400 dollars on Friday morning with funds donated by an anonymous Blair resident.
Blair Police Department provides a holiday boost to those in need
The season of giving has arrived in Washington County, and that extends to the Blair Police Department. After it was revealed last week that an anonymous donor provided the BPD with $1,200, … more
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Santa (Craig Shogren) waves to vehicles lined up to take part in the Christmas for the Coat drive up fundraiser last year. This year's edition returns to the alley behind Joseph's Coat on Dec. 7 from 6:30 to 9 a.m.
Christmas for the Coat scheduled for Dec. 7
Grab a breakfast burrito to go and benefit an important resource in Washington County. Talk about a win-win. Christmas for the Coat, the Washington County Food Pantry at Joseph's Coat's largest … more
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