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Shelby, an approximately 8-year-old German shepherd, is an honorary employee at Specialized Transmission. Her owner, Bob Hayduk, said she was left abandoned by previous renters, and he took her in.
Rescue dog accompanies transmission shop owner to work
A common sight for those visiting Specialized Transmission is a specialized co-worker ready to greet customers and receive treats. Shelby, an approximately 8-year-old German Shepherd, has been … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, May 24
Funds approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors voted 6-1 to approve a claim from Mechanical Sales, Inc., in the amount of $11,413.25 to come out of the buildings fund May 24 at its … more
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The Gateway to the West Days parade will be June 11. Organizers of the parade urge paradegoers to use caution and courtesy around the route.
'We want everyone to be safe'
The parade is a marquee feature of any summer event. Several Washington County festivals and fairs boast parades, including the upcoming Gateway to the West Days, which kicks off next Thursday. … more
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Jordan Rishel
Rishel chosen for Leadership Nebraska
Washington County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jordan Rishel has been selected to participate in the Leadership Nebraska Class XIV. The nine-month program covers a broad range of key … more
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Carter Place residents and veterans Jim Andreasen, Ellis Babbitt and Susan Kolbo received May Memorial Day Baskets for Vets from Omaha Federal Credit Union and Washington County Veterans Services.
Patriotic Memorial Day baskets delivered
Early on Wednesday morning, a few veterans filed out of Carter Place to receive a token of appreciation through a collaboration of the Omaha Federal Credit Union and Washington County Veterans Services. more
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Don Harrold started OnCardAutos trading cards.
Making a difference through trading cards
Trading cards and childhood go hand in hand for many people. Sports fans learn about their favorite players and sometimes even get autographs on the cards. more
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Dr. Daniel Ocel talks about ankle fractures during a lecture about foot and ankle health at Memorial Community Hospital May 25.
Ocel brings professional sports, mission experience to MCH
r. Daniel Ocel indirectly found his way to Blair from a trip to Cambodia. Ocel, who joined the orthopedic team at Memorial Community Hospital and Health System (MCH) in March, was on a service … more
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Woman reported missing on Missouri River near Blair
Recovery efforts for a missing individual along the Missouri River near Blair have been suspended because of hazardous weather conditions. Harrison County (Iowa) 911 received a call at 11:56 p.m. … more
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Craig man arrested for protection order violation
A Craig man was arrested for violating a protection order for a domestic assault case. Christopher Alexander, 36, was charged with violation of a protection order with a prior conviction, a … more
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Retail meat text amendment denied at County Board
A text amendment aiming to define "meats-retail" in the Washington County zoning regulations was unanimously denied by the Washington County Board of Supervisors Tuesday at its regular meeting. … more
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Lt. Butch Groves of the Washington County Sheriff's Office pulls over a vehicle for speeding and improper use of a seatbelt Monday afternoon on U.S. Highway 75 near Fort Calhoun. As part of a nationwide Click it or Ticket program, the sheriff's office is spending two weeks getting deputies on the road to check for seatbelt violations, which are a secondary offense in the state of Nebraska.
WCSO participates in Click it or Ticket program
The Washington County Sheriff's Office is one of several agencies across the state and country participating in a campaign to encourage drivers to use their seatbelts properly. The nationwide … more
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Fort Calhoun man sentenced probation for domestic assault
A Fort Calhoun man who assaulted his partner was sentenced to two years probation Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Clifford Hamilton, 34, pleaded no contest to third-degree domestic … more
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Omaha man arrested for firearm use, terroristic threats
An Omaha man was arrested after brandishing a gun during a road rage incident on state Highway 133. Tylor Spitzer, 25, was charged with use of a firearm to commit a felony, a Class 1C felony; … more
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Blair man, Bellevue woman arrested for meth distribution
A Blair man and Bellevue woman were arrested for being found with drugs following a search of his residence on May 18. Adam Boeka, 38, is charged with possession of a controlled substance with … more
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Fremont man takes plea deal in 2019 theft case
A Fremont man who stole items from a Blair store accepted a plea deal and was found guilty Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Jeremy Rousseau, 43, pleaded no contest to three counts of … more
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FCHS announces second semester honor roll
Fort Calhoun Jr/Sr High School recognized its second semester honor roll students. The students honored are listed by grade in alphabetical order. "A" honor roll: Seventh grade — … more
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The Blair City Council recently approved a project with Maguire Iron to repaint the south raised water tower structure, which sits along Highway 133.
Painting project approved for south Blair water tower
The south water tower in Blair will soon get a new coat of paint. The Blair City Council at its May 24 meeting approved a contract of $426,410 with Maguire Iron, of Sioux Falls, to repaint the … more
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Ken and Kat White of Arlington are retired U.S. Air Force members starting farming.
From the Air Force to the farm 
From the United States Air Force to farmland in Arlington, the White family has seen a lot of the world. And now they are beginning the homesteading process.  more
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Michael Ferm
'The board is in good hands'
For 13 years, Michael Ferm has seen the evolution of the Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) as a board member, 10 of those spent as president. In that time, the foundation has gone … more
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Amendments to prevent the misuse of the City of Blair's public brush pile were formally approved by the Blair City Council on May 24.
Amendments to address brush pile misuse approved
Amendments aimed to crack down on misuse of the city's public brush pile have been approved. The Blair City Council passed the second and third reading of amendments to the code that would … more
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The Family Dollar/Dollar Tree hybrid store is open to residents in Fort Calhoun.
Family Dollar/Dollar Tree opens
The Family Dollar/Dollar Tree hybrid store opened its doors to residents Thursday. The store, which is located on the north end of Fort Calhoun, will hold items from both dollar store … more
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From left, siblings Gabbi, McKenzi and Lane Lecolst sell different items at their booths every weekend during the summer near their home on County Road P37. Gabbi runs Midwest Scrubs, McKenzi runs Kenzi's Kookies and Lane runs Roadside Farms.
Lecolst siblings build businesses together
Three siblings have channeled their talents and hobbies and began selling homemade products to customers in the summer. The Lecolst siblings, McKenzi, 15; Gabbi, 12; and Lane, 8, have started … more
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First Baptist Church had some water damage following the fire caused by a lightning strike Tuesday afternoon. The church will hold its services in the fellowship hall.
First Baptist Church looks to rebuild following fire
Following a lightning strike during a storm May 17, First Baptist Church is looking forward to a relatively quick recovery. The lightning strike developed into a fire atop the smokestack on the … more
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Fort Calhoun Library begins Summer Reading Program
The Fort Calhoun Library began its Summer Reading Program Monday afternoon for children to continue reading over summer break. The program allows for children to check out books and log them to … more
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Larry Dwyer, an Omaha lawyer, spoke to the Fort Calhoun Women's Club and guests about his book, "Standing Bear's Quest for Freedom: The First Civil Rights Victory for Native Americans" Thursday at the Fort Calhoun Presbyterian Church.
Omaha lawyer discusses book at Women's Club meeting
One Omaha lawyer was inspired to tell the story of the Ponca chief that stood up for the rights of Native Americans in 1879 in the same city he now practices law. "Standing Bear's Quest for … more
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