Log in

 
News
Sort by: Featured Most recent
628 results total, viewing 349 - 360
Hundreds of residents gathered inside, and outside, the Blair Public Library and Community Center's meeting room to listen to and share thoughts and concerns about the proposed Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations Thursday evening.
Dozens share opposition to proposed Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations
Note: Additional comments and info regarding the meeting will be published in a longer story in Tuesday's Pilot-Tribune. The Washington County Planning Commission, Board of Supervisors and Keith … more
|
One vehicle involved in an accident at 19th and Lincoln streets Thursday afternoon was damaged in the front and required a tow.
Two vehicles involved in 19th and Lincoln accident
The Blair Police Department and Blair Volunteer Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle accident at 19th and Lincoln streets Thursday afternoon. Sgt. Trevor Wittrock said one vehicle failed … more
|
Snow totals could reach 1 ft.
Heavy, quickly-accumulating snow was the forecast for Wednesday into Thursday for the metro area. The winter weather storm has been on the National Weather Service’s radar for about a … more
|
Pictured is the future land use map of Washington County, which was created in August 2019 when the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations drafts were first being reviewed.
Planning and Zoning Administrator discusses upcoming joint meeting
The Washington County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission are getting ready to present and hear concerns from the public at its joint public hearing Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Blair … more
|
Jim Sandvold is sworn in as a new Blair City Council member on Jan. 10.
Sandvold fills vacant Ward 3 council seat
Blair's newest city councilman is new to council service but comes with a lifetime of Blair knowledge. Blair mayor Mindy Rump appointed Jim Sandvold to the vacant Ward 3 Blair City Council seat … more
|
Blair High School Ovation Show Choir performed during the morning and afternoon stage shows at the Blair Show Choir Workshop on Saturday
A storm of enthusiam
The Ovation Show Choir at Blair High School is gearing up for the spring competition schedule with a twist on traditional show choir performances. Vocal director Patrick Hays said the show choir … more
|
Area volunteer fire departments battle a County Road 15 and P32 in Arlington in April.
'Everybody helps everybody'
Despite a warm, dry spring and summer, the Arlington Volunteer Fire Department was "fortunate" to not see many fires in its district, said Chief Dan Douglas. In total, the department, which has 28 … more
|
From left, Brian Laaker, Cassie Flesner and Jason Arp take the oath of office at the start of Monday’s Arlington Board of Education meeting.
Arlington Public Schools Board of Education roundup - Jan. 9
Community engagement meeting set, survey planned At its monthly meeting Monday evening, the Arlington Public Schools Board of Education finalized the date and time for its next community … more
|
The Blair Hospital – a precursor to Memorial Community Hospital and Health System – was established in 1890 by the Washington County Benevolent Association. In 1917, Mrs. Emma Washburn, RN, bought the facility, opening for business in May of that year in the former East School building at Eighth and Grant streets.
Washburn cared for Blair’s sick as hospital’s owner, operator
Editor’s note: This is the fourth 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
|
Storm announces retirement as City Administrator
A search committee has been formed to find a new city administrator for the City of Blair. The Blair City Council approved the formation of a search committee to find a replacement for Rod … more
|
Tara Herber watches daughter Emery Herber take a bite out of her decorated cookie. Charlotte Siemer sits to their right.
Better late than never
|
The Fort Calhoun Fire Department responded to 365 calls for service in 2022, with 280 of those being medical-related.
Fort Calhoun fire department sees busy 2022
The Fort Calhoun Fire and Rescue Department has grown in call volume steadily every year, and 2022 was no different. Fire chief Dan Mallory said the department ran 365 calls in 2022, 24 more … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 … 53 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© Copyright 2024 Washington County Enterprise
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions