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Luke Winger has volunteers Kaisha and Parker Hilgenkamp help him out with his next juggling trick Wednesday afternoon at St. Paul's Lutheran School.
Juggler performs during Lutheran Schools Week
St. Paul's Lutheran School celebrated National Lutheran Schools Week with a special performance. Luke Winger of Mountain Lake, Minn., is a Christian juggler and motivational speaker. During his … more
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The Long Creek schoolhouse is nearing renovation completion following its move to the Washington County Museum in May.
Nearly there
Lots of progress has been made since the move of the one-room Long Creek schoolhouse in May last year. The schoolhouse made its 3.7-mile journey from Long Creek Lane west of Fort Calhoun on … more
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The Arlington Elementary sixth grade band performs at the Music Boosters Club's annual Soup Supper Tuesday evening in the blue gymnasium.
Arlington Music Boosters hosts Soup Supper fundraiser
Tuesday evening in the Arlington Public Schools' blue gym featured performances by Arlington band, choir and Soaring Sounds Show Choir students, as well as a soup dinner to support fine arts. … more
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Jane Gilbert is serving as interim director for the Washington County Community Foundation.
Community foundation names interim executive director
Blair native Jane Hansen Gilbert has been named the interim executive director of the Washington County Community Foundation by its board of directors. She will take over day-to-day operations … more
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Collins refuses to enter plea at homicide hearing
William Collins, the 30 year old charged with the August homicide of Fort Calhoun resident Linda Childers, chose not to speak when asked to enter a plea Tuesday in Washington County District Court. … more
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The Dana Village ribbon cutting crew pictured from left: Burlington Capital's George Achola, Sen. Ben Hansen, Pastor Kip Tyler, LFS CEO Chris Tonniges, Blair Mayor Mindy Rump, Gov. Jim Pillen and Dana Alumni Foundation's Dan Hamann.
'An incredible day for Nebraska'
"We used to sing this song called 'Hail Dana,' and the third verse was always my favorite verse. It starts out by saying, 'When we launch our little marks on destiny's deep sea.' As we're engaging in … more
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Julie Jones of Arlington Public Library wants to keep the library's event schedule and book collection fresh.
Librarian reflects on 2023, looks forward to rest of 2024
Authors Colleen Hoover, James Patterson, Debbie Macomber and Harlan Coben were among the most popular in 2023 at the Arlington Public Library. Librarian Julie Jones listed their names Feb. 1, … more
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APS to introduce Room of Requirement
Much like the room of the same name in "Harry Potter," Arlington Public Schools' Room of Requirement will feature items students will need throughout the day. From personal to school-related … more
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Kierre Williams
Williams enters not guilty plea in killing of Fr. Stephen Gutgsell
A Sioux City man accused of killing Fr. Stephen Gutgsell Dec. 10 in Fort Calhoun entered a not guilty plea Thursday in the Washington County District Courtroom. Kierre Williams, 43, is charged … more
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Motion to quash hearing held in Collins case
A motion to quash was filed in the first-degree homicide case of Linda Childers Thursday morning in the Washington County District courtroom.  William Collins, 30, is accused of killing the … more
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Caden Frank of the Nebraska Association of School Boards speaks to community members Monday at the Arlington Public Schools' Community Engagement meeting. Frank prepared four questions for groups to answer during this session, including what positives they saw in the school district, as well as suggested improvements for the future.
APS hosts annual Community Engagement meeting
The Arlington Public Schools' Community Engagement meeting featured lots of discussion regarding growing the district and programs within the school system. Held Monday in the school's blue … more
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Kayli Praus, a senior at Arlington High School, signed with Midland University for a vocal music scholarship Thursday afternoon in front of family, friends and teachers.
Kayli Praus signs with Midland University for vocal music
Senior Kali Praus was surrounded by family, colleagues and teachers when she signed with Midland University for vocal music Thursday afternoon at Arlington High School. James Shada, assistant … more
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Andrew Schroeder, a vascular surgeon, speaks to a group at Memorial Community Hospital and Health System during a Lunch and Learn Tuesday afternoon.
Lunch and Learn touches on vascular surgery
A Lunch and Learn at Memorial Community Hospital and Health System focused on vascular surgery and the improvements made and being made in the vascular field. Leading the chat was Dr. Andrew … more
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Several stuffed animals have already been donated to the Student Council-sponsored stuffed animal drive for Project Harmony at Arlington High School.
AHS readies to host month-long fundraiser for Project Harmony
Arlington students and staff are encouraged to bring in new stuffed animals to donate to Project Harmony in Omaha for its families experiencing trauma. Leading the fundraiser from Feb. … more
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Ryan Palmer, right, was awarded the 2023 Community Service Award at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Thursday at the Rybin Building at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Pictured with Palmer is Chamber Director Brad Earley.
Annual Chamber meeting held at Rybin Building
The annual Washington County Chamber of Commerce meeting was an emotional evening for those in attendance. The event, held Thursday at the Rybin Building on the Washington County Fairgrounds, … more
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Washington County blizzard conditions as pictured Saturday evening on Highway 30.
Blizzard conditions cause road closures in county
Whiteout conditions and heavy snow drifts took over Washington County and the metro area Thursday evening through the majority of the day Friday. According to Meteorologist Dirk Petersen with … more
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James Bilslend clears the parking area along 16th Street at Steyer Park Tuesday morning.
Let it snow!
Washington County was hit with its first snowstorm of the year Monday and Tuesday, accumulating around 4-6 inches during the two-day period. Snow was forecasted for Thursday and Friday, and the … more
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Jordan Rishel was chosen as the grand marshal of the Gateway to the West Days parade in June 2023, a choice Brad Earley, Washington County Chamber director, said was "a no-brainer."
'She set a really high standard'
"She didn't plant the seeds — what she did was create the earth." This sentiment from Washington County Community Foundation President Milt Heinrich exemplifies the work completed by … more
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CASA of the Midlands discusses success in county, surrounding areas
CASA of the Midlands, based in Fremont, has expanded its services to Washington County, and hopes to continue that growth in years to come. CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special … more
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Long Creek School leads a caravan along County Road P32 west of Fort Calhoun in May,
So long, 2023
Just like that, 2023 has come to an end. Lots of top stories came out of Washington County in 2023 — from three first-degree murder charges, long-time-coming road projects, new leaders … more
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Pictured are, from left, Amber Hansen, Larry Fuchs, Carmentxu, Marg Fuchs and Russ Fuchs.
Fuchs family hosts former Spanish exchange student
After many years, Marg and Larry Fuchs still cherish the memories of hosting their first foreign exchange student in 1988. Carmentxu Cerdá Aldama, of Bilbao, Spain, graduated in 1988 from … more
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BREAKING: WCCF executive director Jordan Rishel dies in traffic accident
In a news release sent by Washington County Board of Supervisors' Steve Dethlefs, the chairman announced former supervisor and current Washington County Community Foundation executive director Jordan … more
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Colorful Christmas village lights up the corner of 23rd and Nebraska in Blair.
PHOTOS: Washington County lights up for the holidays
Judge John Samson to retire at the end of the year
After a long tenure on the bench and a lifelong law career, District 6 Judge John E. Samson is ready to enter into retirement. Originally from Falls City, Samson moved to Blair when he was in … more
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Sheriff Mike Robinson, second from left, addresses a large crown Wednesday evening at Northern Lights Venue in Fort Calhoun during a town hall centered around quelling any fears or concerns residents had over the two homicides that occurred in the city in 2023. Alongside Mike Robinson was Mayor Mitch Robinson; Sgts. Brian Beckman, Cody Anderson, Coltin Bebensee and Alex Judkins; County Board Chairman Steve Dethlefs; Fort Calhoun Councilmember Bob Prieksat; and County Attorney Scott Vander Schaaf.
Sheriff, mayor and county representatives discuss Calhoun public safety amidst homicides
Many were in attendance Wednesday evening for a town hall hosted by Washington County Sheriff Mike Robinson at Northern Lights Venue in Fort Calhoun. During the meeting, the sheriff, Mayor Mitch … more
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