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Cox Communications donated 30 sphere robots to the Fort Calhoun Community Schools Foundation March 30 during an event at the Fort Calhoun Library. Pictured from left, Elementary Principal Drew Wagner, Mayor Mitch Robinson, Nebraska and Iowa Cox Vice President Kim Rowell, Supt. Jerry Green, Cox President Mark Greatrex, Foundation President Melissa Ruge, Foundation Director Don Johnson, Council Member John Kelly and Council Member Nick Schuler.
Cox Communications donates 30 sphere robots to FCCS
The Fort Calhoun Community Schools Foundation received a new way to learn about STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) from Cox Communications.The company donated 30 Sphero robots to … more
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Blair Bear Emma Ammon clears a hurdle Saturday during the Gary Dubbs Relays at Ralston High School.
1st in hurdles
The Blair track and field team competed at the Gary Dubbs Ralston Relays meet Saturday.The Bears finished fourth in the girls' standings and sixth on the boys' side, combining for 90 points in the … more
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Blair junior J'Shawn Unger, right, stares down a pickoff attempt to first base Friday at Vets Field.
No. 10 Bears start fast in win against No. 5 Norris
Tanner Jacobson swung at Friday's first Norris Titan offering during a Eastern Midlands Conference baseball game at Vets Field.The Blair Bear made contact to lead-off the bottom of the first inning … more
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Arlington senior Braden Monke, front, and the Eagles celebrate Tim Halley's go-ahead home run Thursday in Fort Calhoun.
Halley's homer pushes Eagles past FCHS
A Washington County pitcher's duel came down to a sophomore's ninth-inning swing Thursday in Fort Calhoun.Arlington Eagle Tim Halley blasted a two-run homer to give coach Tyler Stender's team a 4-2 … more
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Arlington's Landon Olson watches his shot from a bunker March 29 at Stone Creek Golf Course.
Eagles start golf season with 3rd-place finish
The Arlington boys golf team opened its season Thursday with a triangular at Stone Creek Golf Course in Omaha.It was the third-place Eagles' first time out on an actual golf course all … more
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Former Blair activities director pleads guilty to child pornography distribution
A former Blair High School activities director who was found to be in possession of child pornography accepted a plea deal and was found guilty Monday during a plea change hearing at the Roman L. … more
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The latest Nannen & Harte Physical Therapy Athletes of the Week are Brady Brown, from left, Dala Drowne and Tim Halley.
2022-23 Athlete of the Week, Part XXVI
It’s getting really good now. Golf got its start this past week, so we’re, now, fully into the spring high school sports season and it is glorious. Washington County student-athletes … more
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Ed Shada of Angel's Share speaks to participants during the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's Lunch and Learn Thursday afternoon.
Lunch and Learn group discusses Transformation Hill
Lunch and Learn participants learned about Transformation Hill and possible updates at the former Dana College campus March 23 at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce office. Ed Shada, … more
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At the beginning of class, Cheryl Kanoy and Susan Green prepare a warm-up for tai chi attendees.
St. Paul's hosts free tai chi class
St. Paul's Lutheran Church-goers have been learning the art of balance through a tai chi class taught by Susan Green and Cheryl Kanoy. The class is held every Tuesday evening in the school gym. … more
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From left, Trent Koger, Joe Burns and Gus Burns practice their presentation on American Enterprise Project for the upcoming FBLA SLC in Kearney.
FBLA students prepare for SLC
Arlington FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) students have been diligently practicing for the upcoming State Leadership Conference April 3–5 in Kearney. Teams and individuals will … more
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Dr. Sylvester Andral Kilmer was born in 1840 and died in 1924. His remedies became known around the country during the late 1800s to early 1900s.
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy
Editor's note: This is the first story of a two-part series looking at different items found at the Washington County Museum. A random item often has quite a bit of history to it. Although it … more
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Pioneers first baseman Carter Christensen watches a Twin River batter foul off a pitch Tuesday in Fort Calhoun.
Ranked Pioneers fall
The Fort Calhoun baseball team played its first game as a top-10 ballclub Tuesday and lost.The Pioneers, ranked No. 10 in Class C by the Omaha World-Herald after a 2-1 start, surrendered seven … more
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