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Fr. Damien Wee leads a prayer service for Fr. Stephen Gutgsell at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Sunday evening.
Fr. Stephen Gutgsell dies following Sunday morning attack at rectory
The Washington County Sheriff's Office announced they are investigating a homicide that occurred early Sunday morning. Fr. Stephen Gutgsell was pronounced dead from injuries sustained during an … more
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Richard Hunt, a longtime Blairite and family businessman, died Nov. 26. He was 89.
Longtime Blair resident, businessman remembered for passion, uniqueness
A longtime businessman and Blairite, Richard Hunt is remembered for his passion for his family business and his eccentricity. Richard died Nov. 26 due to declining health. He was 89. A … more
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From left, Bernie and wife Kim Kostrunek, Tim Kostrunek, and Terry Hansen hold the tree in the vibrator to shake out dead needles Saturday at the Hansen Tree Farm. This weekend was the business' last few days of operation following the death of owner Ron in October.
Hansen Tree Farm closes after 60+ years
The last weekends selling Christmas trees to longtime and new customers was bittersweet for family members at Hansen Tree Farm. Following the passing of Ronald Hansen in October, Hansen Tree … more
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Doggy bag to go, please? A customer and his pooch pick up a breakfast sandwich bag Wednesday morning during Christmas for the Coat at the Washington County Food Pantry.
Christmas for the Coat amasses large attendance Wednesday morning
The annual Christmas for the Coat, hosted by Joseph's Coat/Washington County Food Pantry, had another successful early morning breakfast drive-thru Wednesday. The event was sponsored this year … more
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Fort Calhoun High School one-act actors rehearse "The Day the Internet Died" Thursday evening at the Community Building. Pictured from left, Natalie Lammers, who plays Agnes; Eric Ertzner, who plays the mayor; and Harrison Geiger, who plays the sheriff.
FCHS competes, prepares for home one-act show
If the internet went out for an entire week, what would the world become? Fort Calhoun High School actors will portray how social media stars, chronic online-shoppers and internet trolls behave … more
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The Blair Dance Center held its annual Holiday Magic recital Saturday at First Lutheran Church. Various Christmas tunes were played throughout the performances as students danced in front of their families.
Blair Dance Center celebrates Holiday Magic
The annual Blair Dance Center Holiday Magic recital was held in front of families and friends at the First Lutheran Church Saturday morning and afternoon. Many groups of young and seasoned … more
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Odyssey Show Choir performed several songs during the Cookies and Carols concert Tuesday at Otte Blair Middle School.
PHOTOS: OBMS hosts Cookies and Carols concert
The Washington County Gives team stopped by Taylor Quik Pik's west location for a drawing during Giving Tuesday. Pictured from left, Jordan Rishel, Brooke Shallberg, Ryan Palmer and Eric Taylor. During the drawing, the Fort Calhoun Post Prom was the recipient of $500 bonus funds from Taylor Quik Pik.
Washington County Gives surpasses 2022 goal
Editor's note: The final totals earned from Washington County Gives were still being totaled at the time of the Enterprise's Wednesday deadline. Check back at a later date for those results in the … more
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Santa and an elf greet customers at Christmas for the Coat last year.
Christmas for the Coat slated for Wednesday
This year’s Christmas for the Coat will continue its tradition of giving back to the community with a grab-and-go breakfast Dec. 6 from 6:30 to 9 a.m. Hosted by the Washington County Food … more
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Margret Kingrey's newest book is a children's story called "How and Where Do you Read a Book?"
Blair author releases children’s book
Author Margret Kingrey’s newest release teaches young children and their guardians the importance of reading at a young age. “ How And Where Do You Read?” is Kingrey’s … more
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An aerial view of Pioneer Park in Fort Calhoun.
FC Parks Board president discusses proposed multi-use court at Pioneer Park
The Fort Calhoun Parks Board hopes to encourage the community to enjoy the outside attractions the town has to offer. This notion is what gave the board an idea to create a multi-purpose court … more
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Contract for digital scoreboards approved as fundraising continues
With half the funds committed on signed contracts, James Shada is confident the district will be able to raise the necessary money to purchase two digital scoreboards for Arlington Public … more
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