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Washington County Community Foundation meets $1 million Challenge Goal
A little over one month ago, Hugh and Jane Hunt gave the Washington County Community Foundation its largest gift ever in its 24-year history — $1 million for the organization’s endowment … 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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Fremont man arrested for drug distribution
A Fremont man was arrested after being seen selling drugs during an undercover operation in Arlington. Damian Hopkins, 21, is charged with distribution of a controlled substance, a Class 2A … 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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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Dec. 13
Sheriff updates The Washington County Board of Supervisors heard an update on the Washington County Jail Corrections billing Tuesday during its regular meeting. Sheriff Mike Robinson … more
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Hansel
Hansel terminated at County Board meeting
Bill Hansel, Washington County's Highway Supt., was terminated after a unanimous decision by the Washington County Board of Supervisors Tuesday at its regular meeting. The board entered into … more
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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Bruce Scheer, middle, was given a plaque to honor his eight years of service on the Arlington Public Schools Board of Education during his final meeting Monday evening. Pictured with Scheer is Superintendent Dawn Lewis and Board President Matt O’Daniel.
Arlington Public Schools Board of Education Roundup, Dec. 12
Scheer attends last meeting Looking back on his eight years of service, Bruce Scheer said he’s impressed with what members of the Arlington Public Schools Board of Education and district … more
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The Arlington Community Church quickly filled its wish list for the Angel Tree donations, with 68 packages being wrapped for kids in the community.
Arlington Community Church gives back with Angel Tree donations
The Arlington Community Church came together to give back to to the community this Christmas season. The Angel Tree donations were created to provide gifts to families and children in the … more
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Decorating the Christmas Tree at First Northeast Bank of Nebraska are Oakland-Craig first graders – (back from left) Jackson Lechtenberg, Bennett Beckstrom, Kenny Gatrost, Emersen Andersen, Bodhi Nelson, Sophia Chapman, Amos Johnson, (middle from left) Owen Wortman , Isaiah Findlay, Koko Wall-Gladden, Kenadee Eisenmenger, Rylan Theis, Anders Kopeitz, Avery Mueller, Waylon Smith, Reece Olson, Clark Thomas, (front from left) Bria Golda, Hayden Hulett, Garrison Gramke, Eli Peterson, Tobias Sperling, Donald Haase, Victor Guill, Dean Johnson, Sawyer Petersen, Finley Rennerfeldt, and Lily Thomas.
O-C One Act Runner Up at East Husker Conference
Although they didn’t finish as high as they hoped in district competition, the Oakland-Craig One Act team certainly walked away with heads held high. “We had an outstanding … more
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Arlington woman arrested, charged with 8 felonies
An Arlington woman was arrested after a months-long investigation from the III Corps Drug Task Force. Jennifer Elliott, 33, is charged with three counts of possession of meth (28-139 grams), a … more
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Harvest wraps up as farmers hope for rain
“It's not as bad as many people were expecting.” That's how Nate Dorsey, University of Nebraska Extension educator whose area includes Washington County, summed up the end of harvest … more
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Valley man sentenced to probation for attempted drug possession
A Valley man who left the scene of an accident and had marijuana inside his vehicle was sentenced to 18 months probation Dec. 6 in Washington County District Court. Tyler Heston, 22, pleaded no … 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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St. Paul's Lutheran Church and School
Church directory
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and School 8951 Co. Rd. 9 Arlington, NE 68002 Phone: 402-478-4278 Website: www.stpaulsarlington.org Pastor Rick Kanoy Pastor Jason Duley … more
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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Wisconsin man sentenced for car theft
An Eau Claire, Wisc., man who was found with a stolen vehicle in Arlington was sentenced to one year in jail Tuesday during Washington County District Court. Joseph Huppert, 29, pleaded no contest … more
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Arlington High School senior Emery McIntosh demonstrates how the pottery students are utilizing the new slab roller in class. The slab roller was one piece of equipment the art department received after being awarded two grants from the Fremont Area Community Foundation and Arlington Education Foundation.
APS art department receives grant for pottery equipment
The Arlington Public Schools art department has new equipment for students to be creative in pottery class. The art room received a $4,000 grant from the Fremont Area Community Foundation, and … more
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Roots to Wings celebrated its expansion at 220 3rd St. with a ribbon cutting and open house last week. Pictured are, from left, Melanie Kaeding, Sheila Monke, Trisha Kyllo and Caitlyn Marcano.
New beginnings at Roots to Wings
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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Enterprise Media seeks 'Volunteer of the Year' nominations
Enterprise Media Group is seeking nominees for its 25th Annual Washington County Volunteer of the Year award. The Volunteer of the Year award is given annually to a Washington County resident … more
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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Gradey Jackson with mother Julia spots a toy while shopping with deputy Alex Judkins at the annual Shop with a Deputy last year. Shop with a Deputy applications are now available.
Sheriff’s Office, BPD prepare for shopping events
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office and Blair Police Department are gearing up for their respective shopping with a law enforcement dates. The Sheriff’s Office will hold its Shop … more
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