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Residents receive tax notices amid joint public hearing
Washington County entities who are asking to increase their tax request by more than 2% from the previous year will hold a joint public hearing Sept. 26 at the Blair High School gymnasium. Per … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Sept. 13
Resolution rescinded A resolution to rescind the relaxation of standards for a county bridge project was unanimously approved by the Washington County Board of Supervisors at its Sept. 13 … more
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County Board holds proposed budget hearing
The Washington County Board of Supervisors held its proposed budget workshop at its regular meeting Tuesday. Supervisor Steve Kruger presented the proposed budget. For the general fund, the … 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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Parents question bus route decision
Two district residents expressed concerns about bus transportation during Monday’s Arlington Board of Education meeting after the number of routes was cut from five to four at the start of the … 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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The Arlington High School marching band performed at the Nebraska State Fair Thursday in Grand Island.
AHS band performs at state fair
The Arlington marching band were given a chance to show off their skills and state pride at the Nebraska State Fair. Arlington High School performed alongside more than 70 Nebraska marching bands … 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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Iowa man charged with criminal impersonation, DUI
A Sioux City, Iowa, man was arrested for giving a false name to law enforcement and drinking while driving. Santiago Alonzo-Perez, 43, is charged with criminal impersonation, a Class 4 felony, … more
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North Bend man pleads guilty to DUI
A North Bend man who drove while intoxicated in Arlington accepted a plea deal and was found guilty Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Quintin Frazier, 27, pleaded no contest to … more
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Nick Schreck, an Arlington High School alumnus, speaks to students at the FBLA kick-off meeting Aug. 18.
Arlington FBLA kicks off new year
The Arlington FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) chapter kicked off its new year with a recruiting meeting Aug. 18. The meeting was led off with new chapter president, Dalton Newcomer, … more
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Students exit the bus on the first day of school at Arlington Public Schools Aug. 15.
Arlington admins discuss bus safety
During the school year, around 200 students in Arlington are picked up or dropped off by a bus, prompting other drivers to learn the importance of safety when traveling beside school transportation. … 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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Iowa man wanted for sexual assault against minor
A Council Bluffs, Iowa, man is wanted for sexually assaulting a minor in Arlington in 2019. Fernando Andrade, 25, is charged with first-degree sexual assault, a Class 2 felony. According to … more
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Camp Fontanelle's pumpkins have had a harder time this year due to the lack of rain.
Pumpkin patches see varying crop results
As autumn approaches, pumpkin patch season openings become more imminent. This year, Skinny Bones Pumpkin Patch and Camp Fontanelle have seen varying results for their pumpkin crops. Skinny … more
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A fresh coat of paint has the Arlington City Auditorium looking much brighter.
Renovations have Arlington Auditorium looking fresh
Some much needed renovations and touch-ups were performed at the Arlington City Auditorium over the past month, with a fresh coat of paint for the interior of the auditorium brightening the place up … more
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Aaron Hickman recently began a new role as reporter with Enterprise Media Group.
Hickman joins EMG team as reporter
Enterprise Media Group welcomes a new general assignment reporter. Aaron Hickman, a Mason City, Iowa, native, began at EMG earlier this week. He will serve as a reporter, covering Washington … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Aug. 24
Distress warrant report The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved to receive the 2021 distress warrant report of the Washington County Sheriff's Office. The report … more
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Tate Johannes is greeted by officers Libby Hegemann, Brooke Hilgenkamp, Lizzie Meyer and Blaine Vogt to receive an informational packet, membership card and sign-up for events he's interested in as a new high school member during the Arlington FFA kickoff event on Aug. 22.
Arlington FFA celebrates new year
Arlington FFA kicked off its new year with an evening of fun and games to welcome new members and celebrate returning ones. New members received informational packets, membership cards and … more
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The Kick'n it in the Stix car show will return to the Arlington Fair Grounds Saturday.
Kick'n it in the Stix set for Saturday
Classic cars are the centerpiece of this growing Arlington tradition, but it has a little bit for everyone. Kick'n it in the Stix returns to the Washington Fairgrounds in Arlington for its fourth … more
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Washington County Sheriff's Officer Ash Judkins, center, helped with the bike safety obstacle course.
A rodeo on two wheels
Along with the Farmer's Market in Arlington on Saturday, youths had the opportunity to run bikes through a bike safety obstacle course, get helmets and watch the fire department demonstrate the jaws of life on old bike frames. more
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Pictured, from left: Pastor Rick Kanoy, Pastor Jason Duley, and Pastor Duane Duley celebrate Pastor Jason Duley's 10th anniversary of service.
A decade of service
St. Paul's Lutheran Church celebrated 10 years of Pastor Jason Duley serving the church on Aug. 14. His father, Pastor Duane Duley gave the sermon at both services. more
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The Nest Coffee will be closing at the end of this month.
‘A lot that goes into the decision’
By the end of the month, The Nest will no longer be a place to get a morning java or an afternoon smoothie. Owner Kelsea Wolfe has decided to close The Nest. more
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