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The Arlington Public Schools Board of Education hosted a community engagement meeting Monday evening to discuss topics such as budgets, enrollment and curriculum to an audience of more than 40.
AHS school board hosts community engagement meeting
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Education hosted a two-hour community meeting to discuss community-interested topics that pertain to the district. More than 40 guests attended the meeting, … more
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Zayling Ott provided her interpretation on this year's theme, "Lead With Compassion", for the Lions Club Peace Poster Contest.
Zayling Ott gives her take on 'leading with compassion'
When 13-year old Zayling Ott finished her artwork for the Lions Club Peace Poster Contest, she didn’t think too much of it. “I was just like, ‘okay, I’m done with … more
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Pictured is the future land use map of Washington County, which was created in August 2019 when the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations drafts were first being reviewed.
'The best interest of the county'
The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to reject the proposed Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations Tuesday at its regular meeting. Supervisor Kevin Barnhill was absent … more
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April Klein, left, and Keelianne Green were two of nine finalists during a speech competition at North Bend High School Saturday.
AHS speech team grows, earns awards during season
The Arlington High School speech team not only grew its membership by 19, but also accumulated several awards a few weeks into competition season. With 20 members and a successful first few … more
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Kora Schaapveld creates her terra cotta soldier in Claire Smith's class Tuesday afternoon.
Sixth-graders create terra cotta army
Arlington sixth-graders in Erin Reed's and Claire Smith's classrooms have been studying Ancient China in their Ancient World History class. They've discussed in-depth the reign of Emperor Qin, who is … more
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Ann Hansen and Milt Heinrich present Loren Havekost with the 2022 Community Service Award at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's annual banquet on Jan. 19.
Chamber meeting celebrates growth, success of 2022
A successful year of growth for the county was celebrated at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting at the Northern Lights Venue in Fort Calhoun on Jan. 19. Jordan Rishel, … more
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From left, Arlington High School seniors Kyle Frazier, Kaleb Teneyck, Aadra Karr and Emery McIntosh are four of 30 seniors who participate in the work experience program.
Arlington students gain work experience outside classroom
Arlington High School seniors have the opportunity to start school later or leave early in order to gain experience working. At the school, 30 students have jobs around the community to gain … more
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Crews remove enclosures protecting auxiliary pumps on the Missouri River in Blair on Dec. 28. The pumps were removed because of rising river levels from an ice jam, which can be seen in the background. The pumps will be replaced for standby use in case the ice jam south of Blair lets up and water levels once again require auxiliary pumping.
Ice jam holds steady
Nearly a month after it was first detected, the ice jam on the Missouri River near Blair has held steady. Following sustained sub-zero temperatures around Christmas, a 20-mile ice jam formed … more
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Hundreds of residents gathered inside, and outside, the Blair Public Library and Community Center's meeting room to listen to and share thoughts and concerns about the proposed Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations Thursday evening.
Dozens share opposition to proposed Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations
Note: Additional comments and info regarding the meeting will be published in a longer story in Tuesday's Pilot-Tribune. The Washington County Planning Commission, Board of Supervisors and Keith … more
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Snow totals could reach 1 ft.
Heavy, quickly-accumulating snow was the forecast for Wednesday into Thursday for the metro area. The winter weather storm has been on the National Weather Service’s radar for about a … more
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Pictured is the future land use map of Washington County, which was created in August 2019 when the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations drafts were first being reviewed.
Planning and Zoning Administrator discusses upcoming joint meeting
The Washington County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission are getting ready to present and hear concerns from the public at its joint public hearing Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Blair … more
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Area volunteer fire departments battle a County Road 15 and P32 in Arlington in April.
'Everybody helps everybody'
Despite a warm, dry spring and summer, the Arlington Volunteer Fire Department was "fortunate" to not see many fires in its district, said Chief Dan Douglas. In total, the department, which has 28 … more
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From left, Brian Laaker, Cassie Flesner and Jason Arp take the oath of office at the start of Monday’s Arlington Board of Education meeting.
Arlington Public Schools Board of Education roundup - Jan. 9
Community engagement meeting set, survey planned At its monthly meeting Monday evening, the Arlington Public Schools Board of Education finalized the date and time for its next community … more
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Camp Fontanelle's 80-bed retreat is close to completion, and an open house and ribbon cutting will be scheduled for February.
Camp Fontanelle looks forward to construction in 2023
Following another year of dealing with COVID-19 delays and cancellations, Camp Fontanelle is looking towards a big year in 2023. With construction projects and a historical addition, camp … more
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An ice jam along the Missouri River near Blair has restricted water flow to utilities in Omaha and other communities along the river. This portion of the river is at the overlook at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge.
Missouri River ice jam poses no local flooding threat
An ice jam on the Missouri River near Blair isn't causing problems locally but communities downstream are starting to feel the effects. Paul Fajman, meteorologist with the National Weather … more
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The Arlington High School choir began their section with Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" Tuesday at the winter concert.
Arlington Music Department performs winter concert
After a rescheduling due to winter weather, the Arlington Music Department held its winter concert for families and friends Tuesday evening in the main gym. The program featured many holiday … more
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Judge Francis Barron administers the oath of office to Arlington Village board members, from left: Travis Kraemer, Jason Wiese and Paul Krause.
Arlington Village Board of Trustees roundup, Dec. 19
Board members sworn in, Krause elected chairman  Paul Krause, Travis Kraemer and Jason Wiese began new terms on the Arlington Village Board of Trustees Monday night after being sworn in by … more
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From left, James Chvala, Stan and Carol Latta have a discussion with inmates at the Washington County Justice Center Monday afternoon.
Chaplain services bring faith to incarcerated individuals
Editor's note: This is the fifth and final story in a series highlighting a few of the programs and services offered at the Washington County Justice Center. These programs and services, whether they … more
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Dr. Dawn Lewis, Arlington Superintendent
Arlington Public Schools holiday update
Season’s Greetings, everyone!  I hope you are all safe and well this holiday season, and you find time to celebrate and honor your family traditions, no matter what those might … more
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Two trustees work in the Washington County Jail's kitchen Wednesday morning. The trustee program is available for inmates who want to help out around the jail, where they perform tasks such as washing trays from meals or doing laundry.
Trustee program a beneficial work environment for inmates
Editor's note: This is the fourth story in a series highlighting a few of the programs and services offered at the Washington County Justice Center. These programs and services, whether they were … more
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Kindergarten dancers perform to "Micky the Merry Christmas Elf" at the Blair Dance Center's Holiday Magic showcase on Dec. 3.
'Holiday Magic' at Blair Dance Center
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A Frosty’s Pines helper and Cory Carter secure the tree to car roof on Frosty's Pines opening day Nov. 25.
Area tree farms making do amidst national market uncertainties
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, many families that haven’t already will be on the lookout for the most iconic Christmas decoration of them all. Despite problems with supply in … more
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Melissa Sharp has worked as the Washington County Jail's mental health practitioner since May..
Mental health services imperative to inmates’ well-being
Editor's note: This is the third story in a series highlighting a few of the programs and services offered at the Washington County Justice Center. These programs and services, whether they were … more
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Hugh and Jane Hunt recently awarded a $1 million gift to the Washington County Community Foundation. In addition to their $1 million gift, Hugh and Jane have pledged to mach another million dollars if the Foundation can raise that amount for the endowment by the end of the year.
Washington County Community Foundation receives million dollar gift
The Washington County Community Foundation is thrilled to announce that it will receive a $1 million gift from Hugh and Jane Hunt. It is the largest single gift to the Foundation in its … more
Arlington Public Schools hosted its annual Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday morning, and featured veterans from all branches in attendance.
Arlington celebrates Veterans Day
Though a few days early, Arlington Public Schools gathered in the high school gymnasium Wednesday morning to honor the veterans in the community and to teach students about Veterans Day. The … more
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