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Shadow, a therapy dog owned by Sarah Eades Hamilton of ESU3, works in Fort Calhoun and Arlington to provide comfort to students in therapy sessions.
Therapy dog comforts students, staff in Fort Calhoun, Arlington
One labradoodle and her owner have helped students and staff alike relax during the school day. Sarah Eades Hamilton, a school mental health therapist for Education Service Unit #3 (ESU3) and … more
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The Blair Vocal Music Concert under the direction of Patrick Hays featured individual and combined performances by the bass and treble choirs and the concert choir. The concert concluded with an energetic performance by Ovation Show Choir. Bass Choir members have some fun while performing The Pirate King.
PHOTOS: BHS vocal students kick off concert season
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Sundermeier
Blair resident, Bennington police officer passes in scuba diving accident
Blair resident Mark Sundermeier passed away on Saturday, Oct. 22 due to a scuba diving accident near Lanai island in Hawaii. According to the Maui Police Department, the 62-year old was … more
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Ted Maine, plant manager of decommissioning for OPPD's Fort Calhoun Station, speaks to the Fort Calhoun Women's Club about the FCS decommissioning efforts Thursday at the Fort Calhoun Presbyterian Church.
OPPD shares FCS decommissioning updates
Two OPPD representatives spent around an hour discussing the Fort Calhoun Station (FCS) and its decommissioning efforts thus far to the Fort Calhoun Women's Group Thursday afternoon at Fort Calhoun … more
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C.J. Pierce speaks about her book "Fire-Hair Woman: The Epic Story of Lucinda Eubank" at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center on Oct. 19.
Author C.J. Pierce gives presentation at Blair Public Library and Technology Center
The Blair Public Library hosted an author talk on Wednesday, where Blair resident C.J. Pierce discussed her new book “Fire-Hair Woman: The Epic Story of Lucinda Eubank”. Written … more
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A row of classics head down Washington Street to start the final Washington County Show and Shine Cruise Night of the year on Oct. 20.
Cruise 'n 'Cue
The 2022 Washington County Traveling Show and Shine wrapped up on Oct. 20 with the final cruise night of the year. Before heading to Washington Street, drivers parked their cars around Olsen … more
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The Danish American Commemorative Wall at the Danish American Archive and Library displays stories and pictures of influential individuals and institutions of Danish American history.
New DAAL exhibit tells stories of individuals and institutions
A new feature at the Danish American Archive and Library (DAAL) honors institutions, families and individuals of Danish America who have become important figures in local history. Recently, DAAL … more
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Children Margaret, Ethel and Alice Mayes, accompanied by mom and dad, look over items from the Washington County Museum textiles collection.
All about quilts
The Washington County Museum and Museum Women's Guild hosted a quilt show at the Big Red Barn Saturday. The show was a fundraiser for the museum. The show featured a collection of 25 quilts … more
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Many Kennard residents voiced concerns about increased traffic on West 5th St in the winter due to ice that could build up on the slope.
Child care center amendment hotly contested at Kennard Board meeting
A potential childcare center in Kennard drew a number of comments and concerns at a special board meeting Oct. 17. The Kennard Board of Trustees at Grace United Methodist Church conducted a … more
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Blair Anytime Fitness co-owner Kristie Nichols recently competed in, and won, the figure and overall competitions at the Nebraska State Championships. She will next compete on the national level at the 2022 NPC Masters USA bodybuilding competition in Anaheim, Cal. in November.
'It's never too late'
Kristie Nichols wants her story to be proof it's never too late to set and achieve new fitness goals. The Blair resident and Anytime Fitness co-owner recently competed in the Nebraska State … more
Three individuals were injured during a single-vehicle accident on county roads 29 and 30 Wednesday afternoon. One person was transported to the hospital by Kennard Fire and Rescue due to a laceration above their eye.
Three injured during single-vehicle accident near Kennard
Three individuals reported having non-life-threatening injuries following a single-vehicle accident on country roads 29 and P30 near Kennard Wednesday afternoon. Washington County deputies and … more
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DeSoto National Wlidlife Refuge park ranger Peter Rea explains how park employees help prep the DeSoto wetlands for the fall waterfowl migration during a series of wetland walks on Oct. 15.
DeSoto wetland walks show steps toward habitat conservation
An adventure through an area of DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge where access is rarely granted to the public showed guests the inner workings of the park’s wetlands.  On Oct. 15, park … more
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