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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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Oranges, reds, greens and yellows are on display throughout Blair as fall colors are in full swing.
PHOTOS: The colors of Washington County
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District 16 Sen. Ben Hansen speaks during the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Luncheon on Oct. 14.
Legislative luncheon looks at successes, concerns facing Nebraska
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce's annual Legislative Luncheon on Oct. 14 gave state officials the chance to celebrate a successful year prior while looking at issues that lay ahead. … more
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Dressed in fire gear, David McIntosh demonstrates how a fire fighter would search a burning house for fire victims during a Fire Prevention Week presentation at South.
PHOTOS: Fire prevention fun
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This illustration shows the route of a new south bypass from U.S. Highway 30 to U.S. Highway 75. The bypass is meant to reduce the number of semi trucks traveling through downtown Blair.
Council, NDOT approve bid towards bypass construction
The Blair City Council moved closer towards the construction of the Blair South Bypass. The council approved a resolution to concur with the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) to award … more
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Emery McIntosh and Luke Hammang are the 2022 Arlington High School homecoming queen and king.
PHOTOS: Homecoming memories for Arlington High School
Arlington fifth and sixth graders took their Outdoor Ed field trip to Camp Fontanelle on Friday, Oct. 7th...From left to right: Maddie Mumme, Ava Pfingsten, Emme Moss, Derek Franzluebbers, Grant Monke, Tyson Soll, Everett Jensen, Brody Stork, Ainsley Wolf, Irie McCoy, and Cade Beacom standing by an uprooted tree's rotted root system.
PHOTOS: Fun at Camp Fontanelle
The Danish American Archive and Library recently received a mosaic done by Bill Thomsen, who created the Tower of the Four Winds mosaic.
A heavy piece of history
A unique piece of art has found its way to the Danish American Archive and Library (DAAL) in Blair. Now the question is how to display it. The museum is now home to a mosaic done by Bill Thomsen, … more
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PHOTOS: Blair Homecoming Memories 2022
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Aaron McCoy, third from left, was awarded for 10 years of service at the Blair Volunteer Fire Department's annual banquet Saturday at the Blair Marina. Pictured with McCoy, from left, are Kent Nicholson, Dave Aten and Joe Leonard.
Volunteers awarded for service at firefighter’s banquet
One table was left unseated at the annual firefighter’s banquet Saturday at the Blair Marina in honor of the Blair Volunteer Fire Department’s members who have passed away. “ … more
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Memorial Community Hospital and Health System CEO Manny Banner addresses the crowd at the annual Gateway Development Corporation luncheon after MCH was named as Gateway's Growth and Prosperity Award winner on Oct. 6.
Gateway hosts annual Washington County luncheon
Celebration of recent successes and cautious optimism towards the future were common themes at the Gateway Development Corporation's Annual Luncheon on Oct. 6. Mike Rooks, Gateway Development … more
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DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge park ranger Peter Rea speaks about how Duck Stamp programs have benefitted conservation efforts during a presentation and dedication of the First of State exhibit on Oct. 9.
DeSoto Duck Stamp exhibit celebrates conservation
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is a perfect home for a piece of history that has helped protect wetland habitats across the country. On Oct. 9, DeSoto staff hosted a program about the Federal Duck … more
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