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Christy Fiala, executive director of the Fremont Area United Way, speaks to a crowd during the 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy fundraiser Tuesday afternoon at the Washington County Fairgrounds.
Hats Off To Literacy fundraiser held at Fairgrounds
The Fremont Area United Way's (FAUW) 13th annual Hats Off To Literacy event was held in Arlington this year in order to announce its expansion into Washington County. The event, held at the … more
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Arlington resident Kat White is embarking on a 50-mile march from Lincoln to Omaha on Aug. 26, and will be carrying a family flag with her during the journey.
Arlington resident to compete in 50-mile walk
Arlington resident Kat White is embarking on her second 50-mile march this August. The 50-Mile March is a nonprofit organization, and the event is held to raise money and support homeless … more
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There were on and off showers in Washington County on Friday.
Rainfall marginally improves area drought levels
According to National Weather Service meteorologist Katie Gross, the recent rainfall in the area has helped to improve the drought in Washington County, but more precipitation is needed to reach … more
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After repeated training sessions, the structure on 13th and Lincoln streets is fully engaged Friday evening during a joint controlled burn between the Kennard and Blair fire departments.
'We're here to learn'
A controlled burn in a vacant house between at 13th and Lincoln streets Friday evening provided six rookie firefighters as well as seasoned firefighters from Blair and Kennard to train under live … more
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From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Georgia for the National Leadership Conference.
Arlington FBLA adventure to Atlanta
From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Ga., for the National Leadership Conference. This trip offered tours of the … more
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Gloria and Dave Lamm were the fourth house to be "flagged" by Roots to Wings as part of a fundraiser through Labor Day.
Roots to Wings holds 'flagging' fundraiser
Roots to Wings farmers are honoring veterans through Labor Day by "flagging" their homes for one week during the "You've Been Flagged By A Patriot" fundraiser. Starting on Flag Day, farmers set … more
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Molley Petersen, from left, Lydia Petersen and Jayla Dowty ride bikes Saturday during the Summer Sizzle Kiddie Parade in Arlington..
PHOTOS: Arlington Summer Sizzle
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The Washington County Museum's copy of "Home" by Kent Bellows. The original piece was created in 1973 with acrylic on canvas.
A famous artist with Blair roots
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum,” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. With a perceptive eye and a … more
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Evan Fowler of Blair works on sanding a dresser at the Roots to Wings Garage Tuesday afternoon.
Summer projects keep Roots to Wings farmers busy
Farmers at Roots to Wings have been busy with planting, arts and crafts, learning life skills and more during the summer. Following its expansion earlier in 2023, Roots to Wings has been able to … more
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Pictured, from left, is the Gilmore family: Hunter, Tommy, Remington, Merrit and Kolton. Merrit passed away June 12 at the age of 45.
'She was one-in-a-million'
Merrit Gilmore's youngest son, Remington, pays extra close attention to the tree in his family's backyard in Arlington nowadays. Inside the tree, he spots a cardinal almost every day, watching … more
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Mary Elizabeth Griffiths Crounse, the wife of a former Nebraska governor, wore a silk and wool shawl to the White House
A shawl clothed in history
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. The White House state dinner is a … more
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Ashley Huddle, left, of Gretna and Kayleen Stafford of Papillion play bags during the Arlington Summer Sizzle celebration last year.
Summer Sizzle to celebrate 10th anniversary
The Arlington Summer Sizzle is entering its 10th year of activities for the Arlington and Kennard communities. The annual two-day event is slated for June 30 and July 1 and will feature several … more
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The cover to Sabrena Lozo's newest book, "What About Me!? Yelled Barnabee."
Former Arlington para to release third children’s book with a new character
A monster named Barnabee will make his literary debut within the pages of Sabrena Lozo’s upcoming book “What About Me!? Yelled Barnabee.” Sabrena Lozo, a Bennington Public … more
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Mark Ulmer of Menno, S.D., makes his way down the track at the Washington County Fairgrounds during the annual Arlington Youth Sports' tractor pull Saturday evening.
AYF raises funds with annual tractor pull
Thunderous roars and plumes of smoke from tractors were heard and seen from far away at the 19th annual Arlington Youth Sports' (AYS) tractor pull Saturday evening at the Washington County … more
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Jake Conn is the new Arlington village deputy clerk, a position he's held for a little more than a month.
Jake Conn introduced as village deputy clerk
For a little more than a month, Jake Conn has been serving the Arlington community as the new village deputy clerk. Originally from West Point, Conn's duties include assisting Clerk Katie … more
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Mitch Robinson is sworn in as chief deputy sheriff by County Attorney Scott Vander Schaaf at the Washington County Sheriff's Office Tuesday afternoon.
Mitch Robinson sworn in as chief deputy sheriff
Mitch Robinson, current Fort Calhoun mayor and now a former member of the Omaha Police Department (OPD), was sworn in as chief deputy sheriff at the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) on … more
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Students start out Vacation Bible School at Arlington Community Church with a song before dinner.
PHOTOS: ACC, St. Paul's VBS
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Peter Klindt owned a ring made of gold he mined at Pikes Peak.
A nugget of Fort Calhoun history 
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum,” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. The Pikes Peak Gold Rush sent … more
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Volunteers helped to place dozens of flags along the Arlington Cemetery grounds prior to the Memorial Day ceremony.
PHOTO GALLERY: Memorial Day in Washington County
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Chief Deputy Sheriff Kevin Willis, left, retired Wednesday, and celebrated with a plaque, handed by Sheriff Mike Robinson, and a get-together with family and friends at the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Willis retires after 26-year law enforcement career
One of the most important principles in Kevin Willis' life is to serve others. "I really hope in the end that I made enough little difference that it's a big difference," he said. "You never … more
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Dale Olson, third from left, cuts the ribbon at Camp Fontanelle Friday morning, officially opening the Olson Lodge, named after himself and his late wife, Fern.
Camp Fontanelle hosts ribbon cutting ceremony at Olson Retreat Center
The Olson Retreat Center is officially open for campers and guests who visit Camp Fontanelle. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last Friday morning, in front of Camp Fontanelle employees, … more
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Elizabeth Elliott was hired in 2019 as the assistant editor of the Washington County Enterprise and Pilot-Tribune. She also was the editor of the Arlington Citizen.
Former assistant editor was 'inquisitive and excellent storyteller'
For a little more than two years, Elizabeth Elliott told the stories of Washington County residents and shared her many years of writing experience with the county. Elliott, 46, died April 27 … more
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Marissa Blake leaps during the long jump Tuesday morning during Arlington Elementary's Field Day.
Arlington Elementary Track Meet 2023 results
Sixth grade Boys Shot Put: first, Carter Beaty — 20 feet 2 inches ; second, Jack Fletcher — 19 feet 8 inches; third, Landon Chappelear — 19 feet 7 inches; fourth, Mason Sasek … more
Larry Kusek, commander of Fort Atkinson American Legion Post 348, named several soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan in August.
Washington County Memorial Day services
Below are the Washington County Memorial Day services, slated for May 29: Blair Blair's Memorial Day service will take place at the Blair Cemetery beginning at 10 a.m. Arlington … more
Eagle graduates turn their tassels at the conclusion of the commencement ceremony.
AHS presents Eagles class of 2023
The Arlington High School class of 2023 threw their caps in the air and cheered on as they finished their commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon in the Main Gym. The 53 senior Eagles received … more
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