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Five Arlington High School students were selected to participate in the Nebraska Music Education Association's 2022 All-State Chorus. Pictured clockwise from front, Jordan Tweedy, Malayna Lozo, Kolby Tighe, Garrett Hager and Kayli Praus.
Five students selected to NMEA All-State Chorus
Five Arlington High School students were selected to the 2022 Nebraska Music Education Association's All-State Chorus. Each year, around 3,000 high school students audition for Nebraska … more
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Arlington Treat Street will be held Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. to noon in the downtown district.
Halloween events scheduled
The Hermanstein Monster Bash will be held at the Herman Legion Hall Oct. 21, 22, 28 and 29 from 7 to 11 p.m., 705 Main St. Camp Fontanelle's Split Oak Hollow Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch will … 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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Early voting information
With the November election quickly approaching, residents currently have the opportunity to cast their votes early to the county clerk's office. Early voting for Washington County residents is … more
Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Oct. 11
CR 34 contract approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a contract between Speece Lewis and the county for a construction observation for the County Road 34 east … more
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Elkhorn man sentenced to jail for third DUI
An Elkhorn man who was arrested for driving his vehicle while intoxicated near Kennard accepted a plea deal, was found guilty and sentenced to 170 days in jail Tuesday in Washington County District … 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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MacKinzey Jurey, a Kennard native and 2022 Arlington High School graduate, is a trombone player at South Dakota State University, and is currently preparing with The Pride of the Dakotas Marching Band to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York.
Arlington grad to perform at Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
For the second year in a row, MacKinzey Jurey will participate in the largest parade in the country to kick-off the holiday season. Jurey, a 2022 Arlington High School graduate, is returning to … more
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Above are safety precautions per the new CDC guidelines related to COVID-19.
MCH announces new COVID-19 guidelines
The CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) recently issued new guidelines relating to COVID and masking. Beginning today, Oct. 7, Memorial Community Hospital and Healthcare System will … more
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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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Sept. 27
Roads Department projects The Washington County Board of Supervisors heard several projects and approved a bid letting request Sept. 27 at its regular meeting. Bill Hansel, Highway Supt., first … more
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Supervisors approve county budget
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved the county budget and set the tax levy Tuesday at its regular meeting. The budget was approved 4-3, with members Jay Anderson, Lisa Kramer and … more
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Kennard man receives 10 months jail time for DUI
A Kennard man who drove while intoxicated near Arlington was sentenced to 10 months in jail Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Lyle TenEyck, 40, pleaded guilty to driving under the … 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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AYF Fall Fest returns
The Arlington Youth Foundation - Wives (AYF) is hosting its third Fall Fest in downtown Arlington Saturday morning and afternoon. The event will feature crafts, food and vendors, and funds … 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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