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Update: Former Blair AD pleads not guilty to charges
A former Blair High School activites director was indicted on six counts related to child pornography in the U.S. District Court of Nebraska July 19. Daniel Hutsell is charged with three counts of … more
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Rhett Ashmore got a little red nose as a prize at the Culpepper & Merriweather Circus in Arlington Tuesday.
Under the Big Top
The Culpepper & Merriweather Circus came to Arlington Tuesday. more
River and Kathryn McIntosh. Kathryn is dealing with an enlarged heart.
'That's helped me through everything'
Born and raised in Blair, Rivers Restaurant owner Kathryn McIntosh, discovered she had an enlarged heart and how the community of Blair comes together. more
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Lee Anderson, Fort Calhoun, stands in front of thousands of wheels of Comte cheese at Fort de Saint Antoine in France.
Anderson's Comte quest
Ask Fort Calhoun resident Lee Anderson 20 years ago where he'd be at in life now and no way would the answer include “Certified Cheese Professional touring France.” But for a week … more
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Children dance and sing along to the String Beans at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center on July 19. The String Beans were last weekly program at the library for this year's summer reading program, which wraps up Friday.
String Beans bring the sillies to Blair library
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Sandra Wigdahl volunteered with the Danish American Archive and Library for several years.
'It takes volunteers like Sandra'
A big part of the Danish American Archive and Library is missing with the death of Sandra Wigdahl on July 9. more
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Blair Community Schools Director of Operations Tom Anderson speaks at an open house event last year for the newly renovated Blair HIgh School industrial arts center. Anderson, who has been with the district for 28 years, will retire at the end of the 2023-24 school year.
Anderson to retire from BCS after 28 years
Tom Anderson's decision to retire wasn't an easy one but one he wanted to make at the right time. “I wrote in my retirement letter that I want to be young enough to start my second … more
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Visitor amble along fences and cattle panels displaying over 150 quilts off all shapes and sizes.
Colors aplenty at Wolfe Country Quilt Show
Over the past ten years, the Wolfe Country Quilt Show and Garden Walk, hosted by Teri and Doug Wolfe, has become a southwest Washington County summertime tradition. The event has been held on the … more
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The main control room at the justice center has increased monitoring ability, safety and effeciency for employees at the Washington County Justice Center.
'A facility we're proud to share'
A little more than a year into its service, the new Washington County Justice Center has provided a boost of efficiency and morale for both jail inmates and employees. On July 8, 2021, the … more
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Zack Tucker, is Head of Proteins Operations with Project ASAP at Novozymes.
Project ASAP moving fast  
Driving down by Industrial Drive, people may have noticed a large crane sitting on the campus of Novozymes. Known as Project ASAP, the building is coming along quickly.  more
Washington County Deputy Jeff Baker practices safely exiting a patrol vehicle and approaching a building during the sheriff's office's active shooter training Tuesday at Arlington High School.
Sheriff's Office holds active shooter training
The Washington County Sheriff's Office held its first of two mandatory active shooter trainings Tuesday at Arlington High School. Led by Sgt. Alex Judkins, all deputies and administration … more
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The Welchert house is on the move to Gene Dunn's property along County Road P41 in rural Fort Calhoun. Seventeen Welchert children were raised in the home.
'A good way to grow up'
Seventeen children in one house sounds like a movie plot but for the Welchert siblings, it was simply known as “childhood.” “For us it was normal,” Jeanne Knight, the 12th … more
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