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Blair Community Schools Board of Education roundup, Nov. 8
Succession policy approved The Blair Community Schools (BCS) Board of Education approved on first notification a change to the policy regarding succession of authority to the … more
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Blair South Bypass construction expected to start soon
Construction on the Blair South Bypass could begin late next year following the relocation of a high-pressure gas line from U.S. Highway 30 to U.S. Highway 75. “Unfortunately, we have to … more
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Christmas for the Coat returns with changes
A year hiatus due to the pandemic, Christmas for the Coat — the annual fundraiser for the Washington County Food Pantry — will return, albeit in a different format. “After giving … more
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Scott Wachter stands at attention and salutes as Kalvin Lorenzen plays taps at the conclusion of the Blair High School Veterans Day tribute.
BHS, Legion host Veterans Day ceremonies
It was an illustration of how the service and sacrifice of veterans have touched our lives. During a Veterans Day ceremony Thursday at Blair High School, Activities Director Dan Hutsell asked … more
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Blair City Council adjusts voting wards
The Blair City Council unanimously approved an ordinance adjusting and establishing the voting wards within the city during its regular meeting Nov. 9. Council member Kevin Willis was … more
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Fort Calhoun Jr/Sr High Principal Nick Wemhoff, left, and superintendent Jerry Green travelled to Washington D.C. early in November to pick up the National Blue Ribbon School plaque. The school was one of five Nebraska schools to earn the national recognition in September.
Fort Calhoun School Board roundup, Nov. 8
Technology update The Fort Calhoun Community Schools Board of Education received an update on the district's technology plan Nov. 8 at its regular meeting. Paul Wilson, director of technology, … more
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One hospitalized following farming accident
One man was injured on Hoyer Farms property and hospitalized Sunday afternoon. Trent Bourgeois, 19, an employee at Hoyer Farms, was harvesting on a cornfield at 13251 County Road 25 when he cut … more
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Martinez Bakery opened its doors with a soft opening at the end of October. The family-owned business sells different Mexican pastries and desserts and other specialty items.
Fort Calhoun Mexican bakery opens its doors
A new bakery in Fort Calhoun has seen plenty of new customers since its soft opening at the end of October. Martinez Bakery sells several different Mexican baked goods and pastries, all of which … more
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Brooke Shallberg of Taylor Quik Pik draws the name of a nonprofit last year as part of the hourly drawings for Washington County Gives. Also pictured is Washington County Gives committee member Ryan Palmer.
Washington County Gives hopes for another successful year
After raising more than $100,000 for area nonprofits in 2020 for the first time, Washington County Gives hopes to break that record once again. The event is hosted by the Blair Area Community … more
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Omaha man sentenced to 30 days for DUI, resisting arrest
An Omaha man who drove while intoxicated and ran from law enforcement in Kennard was sentenced to 30 days in jail and two years probation Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Grant Kerby, … more
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ARPA funds discussed at county board
The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved to authorize Lutz accounting firm to provide guidance on premium pay implementation to not exceed $10,000 from American Rescue Plan Act … more
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Omaha man sentenced to six months in jail for avoiding arrest, drug possession
An Omaha man who fled from law enforcement and was in possession of methamphetamine accepted a plea deal and was sentenced to six months in jail. Paul Wright, 45, pleaded guilty to operating a … more
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