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Lots of kids and plenty of candy and activities were available at the Arlington PTO trunk-or-treat Sunday afternoon.
PHOTOS: Arlington Halloween
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Arlington FBLA members run the Eagles Bank in School in conjunction with Two Rivers Bank. On Oct. 28, depositors lined up to earn a special spooky prize. In all, the tellers served more than 100 elementary students who deposited more than $630.
FBLA continues savings program
Students in Arlington have gotten a head start in saving funds as early as kindergarten. Arlington High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members have run the Eagles Bank in School … more
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Students in Austyn McKee's classes participated in a pen pal program with students at Sangsan Advanced Science and Math High School in South Korea. Pictured back from left, Trey Hill, Colby Clapper, Wyatt Johnson, Hannah Goodwater, Kelise Krivohlavek and Chris Abbott. Pictured front row from left, Taylor Arp, Miranda Retzlaff and Avalon Wright.
Friends from overseas
Arlington students were able to connect with peers their age on the other side of the world. All of the sophomores, plus a few junior and senior students in Austyn McKee's classes, participated … more
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Shadow, a therapy dog owned by Sarah Eades Hamilton of ESU3, works in Fort Calhoun and Arlington to provide comfort to students in therapy sessions.
Therapy dog comforts students, staff in Fort Calhoun, Arlington
One labradoodle and her owner have helped students and staff alike relax during the school day. Sarah Eades Hamilton, a school mental health therapist for Education Service Unit #3 (ESU3) and … more
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A large number of veterans attended the Arlington Public School's Veterans Day program in 2021.
APS Veterans Day program scheduled early this year
Arlington Public Schools will celebrate the veterans in its community a bit earlier this year. The Veterans Day assembly will be held Nov. 9 at 9 a.m., and will also include, after two years, … more
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Three individuals were injured during a single-vehicle accident on county roads 29 and 30 Wednesday afternoon. One person was transported to the hospital by Kennard Fire and Rescue due to a laceration above their eye.
Three injured during single-vehicle accident near Kennard
Three individuals reported having non-life-threatening injuries following a single-vehicle accident on country roads 29 and P30 near Kennard Wednesday afternoon. Washington County deputies and … more
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Emery McIntosh and Luke Hammang are the 2022 Arlington High School homecoming queen and king.
PHOTOS: Homecoming memories for Arlington High School
Arlington fifth and sixth graders took their Outdoor Ed field trip to Camp Fontanelle on Friday, Oct. 7th...From left to right: Maddie Mumme, Ava Pfingsten, Emme Moss, Derek Franzluebbers, Grant Monke, Tyson Soll, Everett Jensen, Brody Stork, Ainsley Wolf, Irie McCoy, and Cade Beacom standing by an uprooted tree's rotted root system.
PHOTOS: Fun at Camp Fontanelle
Members of the 1985 Arlington basketball championship team were able to catch up during the homecoming parade and pep rally on Oct. 2.
1985 Eagles basketball squad honored at homecoming parade, pep rally
At the pep rally following Arlington’s homecoming parade on Sunday, Oct. 2, some familiar faces took the stage to pump up the crowd. The 1985 C1 champion basketball team served as grand … more
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Arlington High School Senior Luke Hammang was chosen as Runza Student of the Week. He was nominated by his teacher Michaela Curran.
AHS senior named Runza Student of the Week
With extracurricular activities being an imperative aspect of his high school life, Luke Hammang, senior at Arlington High School, fit the criteria to win Runza Student of the Week. The award is a … more
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The Washington County Country Cruise began at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Arlington, making four stops around the county: the Herman Volunteer Fire Department, Dew Drop Inn in Kennard, Cottonwood Cove Marina and RV Resort in Blair and ending at the BARn in Arlington.
First Washington County Country Cruise exceeds expectations
More than 200 individuals were able to spend a Sunday afternoon together cruising around Washington in their ATVs and UTVs. Kayla Walford created the Washington County Country Cruise in order to … more
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The Arlington High School Future Farmers of America is collecting socks for deployed individuals and veterans through Oct. 14.
FFA hosts sock drive thru October
The Arlington Future Farmers of America (FFA) team is hosting a new fundraiser in hopes of helping out deployed soldiers and veterans. War Feet for Warriors is a sock drive that encourages the … more
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UNK senior Mackenzie Hagemeister started conducting undergraduate research with associate chemistry professor Allen Thomas in spring 2021. Her project proposal recently received $395,000 in grant funding from the National Institutes of Health.
Arlington graduate’s research idea receives $395K in grant funding
KEARNEY – Mackenzie Hagemeister came up with the idea three semesters ago, when she first got involved with undergraduate research at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. The … more
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The Arlington High School homecoming court and emcees. Pictured back row from left, Darren Olson (emcee), Cade Arnett, Luke Hammang, Braden Monke and Kaden Pittman. Front row from left, Kiersten Taylor (emcee), Keeli Green, Malayna Lozo, Emery McIntosh and Cadie Robinson.
Homecoming week begins at Arlington
Homecoming Court Queen Candidates: Keeli Green, Malayna Lozo, Emery McIntosh, Cadie Robinson Emcee: Kiersten Taylor King Candidates: Cade Arnett, Luke Hammang, Braden Monke, Kaden … more
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Arlington Public Schools update
We are off to a great start to the school year! Our staff members are working hard to instill our mission of “life-long learning and responsible decision making” in our students. In … more
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The 14th annual Arlington Fall Festival Car Show an activities will take place Oct. 2.
ACC Fall Festival enters 14th year
The Arlington Community Church's annual Fall Festival and Car Show is hitting the streets Oct. 2 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event is hosted by the church and Midwest Street-Rod Association … more
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Lane Johannes with his truck loaded up before heading to the cemetery.
Lane Johannes achieves Eagle Scout rank with special project
Lane Johannes recently earned his Eagle Scout ranking through Arlington Boy Scout Troop #145. Starting in Cub Scouts in first grade, Johannes always enjoyed the campouts and other adventures that … more
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Christina and Scott Meyer are the new owners of The Nest Coffee & More, which reopened last Monday.
The Nest Coffee & More reopens under new ownership
After closing its doors for a short time, The Nest Coffee has undergone a slight rebrand into “The Nest Coffee & More” under new owners Christina and Scott Meyer. Already owners … more
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It was a packed house on Thursday morning as the MCH Auxiliary Rummage Sale got underway at the Blair Public Works building. This is the first time a large-scale sale has been held since 2029 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
MCH Auxiliary Rummage Sale returns after two year hiatus
For the first time since 2019, the MCH (Memorial Community Hospital) Auxiliary Rummage Sale was held from Thursday through Saturday. Opening up at 9 a.m. on Thursday morning, a line gathered … more
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The Camp Fontanelle corn maze was renamed Split Oak Hollow, in honor of the camp's split oak tree that was planted in the early 1800's.
Split Oak Hollow new name of Camp Fontanelle corn maze
The renaming of Camp Fontanelle's corn maze is just one new addition the camp is looking forward to showcasing. The corn maze is now called Split Oak Hollow, and will officially open to the … more
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APS board approves budget; special hearing on tax request set
While they were able to approve the district’s budget for the 2022-23 school year Monday evening, the Arlington Public Schools Board of Education will have to wait until after a special hearing … more
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Several student groups have created a program, #ArloServes, in order to gather volunteers to help pick up trash left over at home games.
AHS groups band together for trash pick-up
Several student leader groups at Arlington High School are taking a few minutes after supporting their fellow classmates at games to keep the campus looking clean. Future Business Leaders of … more
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Eileen Keenan, a nurse, and Phillip Oelschlager, regional coordinator and lead trainer for UNMC Simulation in Motion-Nebraska (SIM-NE), observe a scenario with the Arlington Volunteer Fire Department Aug. 24 at the station. The group covered two scenarios featuring a sick child and woman about to deliver a baby.
Fire and rescue trains with SIM-NE
Arlington fire and rescue members were able to receive free, hands-on training in order to prepare for potential emergency situations. The University of Nebraska Medical Center's SIM-NE … more
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Washington County deputy Austin Kelley was injured following a UTV accident at Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge. He is currently in recovery for a brain bleed and broken back, said Jean Kelley, Austin's wife.
Deputy injured on duty receives support from community
Following a severe injury after a UTV accident, Austin Kelley, a Washington County deputy, is on the road to recovery. According to information from a GoFundMe for Austin, on Aug. 21, during a … more
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Owen Weishaar takes a closer look at a vehicle during the fourth annual Kick'n it in the Stix event Saturday at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Arlington.
Kick'n it in the Stix sees sizable turnout
Despite the at times questionable weather and Husker football game, Scott DeGeorge, president of The Headliners Club of Omaha, said he was pleased with the Kick'n it in the Stix turnout. The … more
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