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The Blair City Council recently changed an ordinance that now allows for residents to keep four adult dogs or cats. This photo is from a 2021 Paws in the Park event.
Blair pet lovers don’t have to choose between dogs, cats
Pet lovers in Blair scored a victory of sorts Tuesday night when the City Council amended an ordinance so that residents can now permanently house four dogs or four cats. Previously, Blair … more
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Blair City Administrator Phil Green gave the mayor and City Council an overview on how the recent boil water advisory happened and was handled at the July 9 City Council meeting.
Flooding not the cause of E. coli contamination
A preliminary review of the events that led to the July 3 water boil advisory for the residents of Blair and Kennard indicate that the likely culprit was stagnant water from the large water main that … more
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Work is progressing on the restroom structure and splash pad foundation for the future Generations Park in Blair.
Generations Park still on track
Despite wet weather conditions in May and June, construction at Generations Park in Blair is still on schedule to be completed in November. Assistant City Administrator Aaron Barrow said … more
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Prior to the fireworks show, David Harkey of Blair's Special Olympics sang the National Anthem at Transformation Hill.
Blair, Herman host holiday festivities!
Those taking part in community festivities in Washington County last Thursday and Saturday to celebrate Independence Day had great weather to get outside. In Blair, people gathered in the stands … more
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Restaurants and convenience stores in Blair had stopped serving drinks containing fresh water after E. coli and coliform bacteria was found in water samples last Wednesday. The city of Blair lifted the required boil water advisory for users of its water Saturday afternoon.
Blair City Council to get update on water issues
The Blair City Council is scheduled to get an update on last week's boil water advisory from City Administrator Phil Green at Tuesday night's City Council meeting. The city of Blair gave an … more
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The boil water advisory issued by the city of Blair last Wednesday was lifted Saturday afternoon. That will allow coffee drinkers to once again be able to get their caffeine fix at local convenience stores and coffee shops.
City of Blair lifts 'boil water advisory'
The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy has authorized the city of Blair to issue an "all clear" declaration and immediately end the required "boil water advisory," the city of Blair … more
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Spectators and players filled the Long Creek School House for Jam and Bread Friday afternoon.
Jam and Bread at the Washington County Museum Long Creek Schoolhouse
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Kianna Opal
Blair teen first-degree murder case moved to Douglas County District Court
The case of an 18-year-old Blair High School graduate charged with first-degree murder in connection with the stabbing death of Ezra Sinkiawic in Omaha will move forward in Douglas County District … more
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Gutzmann receives scholarship award during Distinguished Young Women National Finals
Mobile, Ala. -- On Thursday, June 27, Ruby Gutzmann of Blair was awarded $1,000 scholarship for receiving the AL.com Distinguished Diaries during the first night of preliminaries at the 67th … more
A majority of the water previously flooding near Optimist Park in Blair has subsided since last week, said Washington County highway supt. Dave Kruger.
Floodwaters in county recede significantly
The 2024 Washington County flooding event has subsided significantly since last week. Washington County highway supt. Dave Kruger said a lot of the waters near County Road P51 and south of … more
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Cindy Slykhuis, center, vice president of marketing for RVR Bank, received the literacy award during the Fremont Area United Way's 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy last year, held at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Pictured with Slykhuis are Chuck Johannsen, president and CEO of RVR Bank, and Christy Fiala, executive director of Fremont Area United Way.
Hats Off To Literacy slated for July 16
Imagination Library has garnered 300 participants since its debut last year. As part of the Fremont Area United Way's Hats Off To Literacy, Imagination Library, created by singer-songwriter … more
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Blair, Kennard advised to boil water following E.coli finding in Blair water system
The city of Blair's water system tested positive for E.coli, announced city administrator Phil Green Thursday evening. A boil advisery was issued in the city of Blair and village of Kennard. … more
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