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Alice Thomas, who plays Graciela in Blair High School's spring play "Artiface," reads the cards and predicts that gun shots will be fired. From left, Adi Kunz as Diana, Ruby Gutzmann as Judith Fontaine, Bailey Domann as Cynthia, Austin Back as Richard, Jacob Lamoureux as Payne Showers, Thomas as Graciela reading cards, Gavin Beal as Trent Matlock, Jacinta Flynn as Emma, Olivia Nelson as Maggie La Rue and Sam Lager as Mick Fitzgerald. .
BHS brings the humor with spring production ‘Artifice’ 
Blair High School’s spring production sets the stage for a night of humor with the comedy “Artifice.”  Opening night is March 16 at 7 p.m. Performances will also take place … more
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Donna Henton, local author, displays her latest book, "If These Houses Could Talk," set to release March 11. The book is the third volume in a series of historical non-fiction books exploring the Blair's history.
Blair author releases third book  
Donna Henton, Blair native and author of “If These Bricks Could Talk” volumes 1 and 2, is releasing a third installment to the series, “If These Houses Could Talk.” The … more
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Fort Calhoun third grade teacher Lindsay Benoit followed in her Lyle Joslin's, her father, footsteps, who served in the Fort Calhoun school district for 40 years.
Fort Calhoun's Benoit follows in father's footsteps
Note: This story is the third and final of a three-part series featuring multi-generational teachers in Washington County. When asked who inspired her to be a teacher, two names come to Fort … more
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Brad Earley named executive director for Washington County Chamber
Brad Earley stepped into his new position with one important goal in mind: growing the Washington County Chamber of Commerce. Following the departure of Jordan Rishel, Earley is ready to take on … more
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Arlington High School will present the musical "Cinderella" March 17 and 18.
AHS to perform 'Cinderella'
The cast and crew of Arlington High School's spring production of "Cinderella" are ready to take the stage for a magical night. "Cinderella" will be performed March 17 at 7 p.m. and March 18 at … more
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Kate Robertson was named the Arlington village clerk, after serving as deputy clerk for one year.
Robertson named village clerk
Kate Robertson made the transition from deputy to village clerk/treasurer for Arlington following the resignation of Niki Herre in January. Robertson, an Arlington High School graduate, was … more
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Sheriff's Office warns of dating app scams
The Washington County Sheriff's Office issued a warning to residents regarding dating app scams. In a release sent to the public, the Sheriff's Office indicated it has received reports relating … more
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Kay Neumann of SOAR holds an American kestrel during a presentation at Arbor Park Intermediate School on Feb. 28. Due to missing tail feathers, the raptor cannot be released into the wild.
SOAR presents to Arbor Park students
A female bald eagle, Thora, and a female American kestrel were the main attractions during a  presentation  to Arbor Park fifth grade students by Save Our Avian Resources (SOAR) executive … more
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Ken Mar, area county director for Habitat for Humanity of Omaha's Washington County chapter, speaks to guest during a Washington County Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Learn Feb. 23.
Habitat for Humanity speaks at Lunch and Learn
Guests enjoyed a lunch while also learning about the newest developments and events planned for the Washington County chapter of Habitat for Humanity of Omaha during a Lunch and Learn event at the … more
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Tashia Wolf, the curriculum director at Arlington schools, shares a familial education tie with her father, Dan Novak, who served as a teacher and administrator for Elmwood schools.
Arlington admins reflect on familial ties to education
Note: This story is the second of a three-part series featuring multi-generational teachers in Washington County. Collectively, the Arlington Public Schools administration team has a deep family … more
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John Sugimura, a Nisei Japanese trained chef, showed culinary students at Blair High School how to make gyoza, or Japanese dumplings, during class Thursday afternoon.
Blair students learn Japanese culinary skills from renowned chef
Blair students in Cherise Wry's culinary classes learned how to make traditional Japanese gyoza, dumplings, from Chef John Sugimura. A Taher corporate chef and Nisei Japanese trained chef, … more
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A driver of a semi truck was uninjured following a rollover accident on U.S. Highway 30 Monday morning.
Semi driver uninjured in rollover accident
A semi driver who lost control of his truck, causing it to roll on its back, was unscathed following an accident on U.S. Highway 30 and County Road P29 Monday morning. The Washington County … more
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