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Ken and Kat White of Arlington are retired U.S. Air Force members starting farming.
From the Air Force to the farm 
From the United States Air Force to farmland in Arlington, the White family has seen a lot of the world. And now they are beginning the homesteading process.  more
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The Arlington Elementary School sixth graders graduated May 19.
Moving on up
Parents, families and educators witnessed the graduation ceremony of sixth-graders who were awarded certificates of promotion at a ceremony May 19. more
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Dylan Krepel and Evan Mackey got to ride in an emergency vehicle to Arlington Elementary School May 20.
Arriving in style on the last day of school
Eight Arlington Elementary School students were treated to a special ride on the last day of school. more
Cable companies provide updates in Arlington
Representatives from Cox Communications and American Broadband (ABB) addressed the Village of Arlington at their regular board meeting May 16.  more
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Arlington Village Board of Trustees roundup, May 16
The Arlington Village Board of Trustees approved a $3,500 payment for historical markers.  more
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Wesley Koehler competes in the long jump during field day May 13.
Elementary students run for track and field day
Arlington Elementary School students had the opportunity to run, jump, toss balls and shot put, among other things, during their track and field day May 13.  more
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The Arlington High School Class of 2022 graduated Sunday afternoon.
'The beginning of something new'
The class of 2022 took their class motto to heart —  “Every ending is the beginning of something new” —- as they made their way across the stage Sunday to pick up their diplomas and move onto the next stages of their lives, some to college and others to careers. more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, May 9
Roads Dept. items approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved two Roads Department projects Monday at its regular meeting. A bid from RDO Truck Center for three new dump … more
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Oozin' Goozin' Slime producer Peyton Jacobsen makes sure the product is ready for the sixth grade business project.
From earth in a cone to slime
Sixth-graders at Arlington Elementary School got into business for themselves as part of their class to learn the fundamentals of economics. more
Arlington graduates and their parents stop for a photo. Pictured, front, from left: Cassidy Arp, Silvia Arias, Sarah Detjens, Dawn Lewis, Kailynn Gubbels, Hailey Brenn and Marcia Kaup. Back: Jennifer Arp, Marco Carvajal, Ian Buckley, Zac Rolland, Stella Lewis, Steven Gubbels, Leslie Gubbels and Logan Kaup. Not pictured Farrah Buckley..
Multiple faculty, staff have graduates this year
At a time when many parents are reflecting as their child graduates from high school, several parents at Arlington Public Schools have had the experience of working at the school as their students wander the halls and experience the highs and lows of school.  more
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Dave Monke shows students around the helicopter for D.R.E.A.M. Day May 6.
D.R.E.A.M.ing of the future
Students at Arlington Elementary School had the opportunity May 6 to learn about people's careers and hobbies during an event. Presentations included a helicopter, fire departments, yoga/massage, karate, chicken farming and more. more
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Arlington Public Schools Board of Education roundup, May 9
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Education learned about financial literacy from the Arlington FBLA students as they shared their partnership with business report that took first place at state and will be going to nationals during their regular board meeting Monday. more
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Kindergarteners from St. Paul's Lutheran School visited the Arlington Public Library.
St. Paul's kindergarten visits library
Kindergarteners from St. Paul's Lutheran School recently visited the Arlington Public Library. more
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Ending a historical career
Steven Gubbels arrives at Arlington High School every morning with his lunch in one hand and a duffle bag strap in the other. more
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Arlington PTO kicked today off Teacher Appreciation Week with a M&M Buffet.
Celebrating the impact of teachers
Teachers at Arlington Public Schools were treated during Teacher Appreciation Week in a number of ways. more
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Cameron Wirsen makes an etching of a gravestone at Camp Fontanelle April 28 for outdoor education with the sixth grade class.
From zip lines to scavenger hunts
Arlington sixth-graders take part in outdoor education ever year at Camp Fontanelle. more
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Tyler Fickenscher, Village of Arlington maintenance worker, wears a safety harness purchased through the Lean on LARM safety grant.
Safety equipment purchased through grant
The Village of Arlington was recently awarded a $500 Lean on LARM Safety Grant to purchase safety equipment. more
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The Arlington Middle School Band performs at the spring concert May 3.
PHOTOS: Arlington Spring Concert 2022
Members of the community attend a session for Communities That Care at Arlington High School April 27.
Communities That Care held local gatherings
Communities That Care (CTC) recently held community meetings in Blair, Fort Calhoun and Arlington. more
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Members of the Arlington Volunteer Department, from left, AAllen Hilfike, Mike Lombardi, Jeremy Hansen, Carie Sapp and Grant Martens, take a turn at helping a pediatric patient during training with the UNMC Simulation in Motion-Nebraska (SIM-NE).
'We don't see that every day'
Arlington Volunteer Fire Department members trained in the 45-foot-long, customized vehicle in place from the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Simulation In Motion-Nebraska (SIM-NE) program.  more
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Avian flu now in Washington County
A backyard flock of 55 chickens has become infected with the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). more
Sen. Ben Hansen, left, shakes hands with Gov. Pete Ricketts following the signing of LB 906, which "requires employers to provide for vaccine exemptions and provide duties for the Department of Health and Human Services."
Ricketts, Hansen discuss 2022 legislative session at Blair town hall
Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and Sen. Ben Hansen joined to discuss the 2022 Nebraska legislative session Wednesday at Blair City Hall. Ricketts discussed four "significant, big-picture items" at … more
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Johna Moural, left and Ethan McGee were named queen and king at prom April 23.
Prom king, queen named
Johna Moural and Ethan McGee were named Arlington prom queen and king April 23. more
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Winding up the year
May Day is a traditional holiday celebrated mostly in European countries, and entails dancing with ribbons around a pole, and the crowning of a May Day queen. more
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Arlington Mixed Chorus performs at the District Music Contest.
District Music Contest results
Arlington High School students received several awards from the District Music Contest held at Blair High School April 22 and 23. 1 ratings were earned by: Flute solo, Carisa Brazelton … more
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