Arlington Elementary School students had the opportunity to run, jump, toss balls and shot put, among other things, during their track and field day May 13.  more

The class of 2022 took their class motto to heart —  “Every ending is the beginning of something new” —- as they made their way across the stage Sunday to pick up their diplomas and move onto the next stages of their lives, some to college and others to careers. more

Arlington senior Kailynn Gubbels capped her final Eagles season with two gold medals Thursday during the NSAA Class B State Track and Field Championships in Omaha.The future Iowa State Cyclone broke … more

Arlington junior Keelianne Green earned a second-place finish Wednesday, highlighting Washington County's first day at the NSAA State Track and Field Championships in Omaha.The Eagle was the Class B … more

The Arlington High School golf season ended Monday with the Class C District 2 Tournament at Fremont Golf Club.Eddie Rosenthal shot the Eagles' low score as coach Scott Parson's team finished with … more

Students at Arlington Elementary School had the opportunity May 6 to learn about people's careers and hobbies during an event. Presentations included a helicopter, fire departments, yoga/massage, karate, chicken farming and more. more

Steven Gubbels arrives at Arlington High School every morning with his lunch in one hand and a duffle bag strap in the other. more

The Arlington 1,600-meter relay team danced before winning its race Tuesday during the Class B District 4 meet in Columbus.“I could feel that something good was going to happen,” senior … more

Twenty-two Blair Bears, nine Arlington Eagles and five Fort Calhoun Pioneers qualified for the NSAA State Track and Field Championships on Tuesday during district competition.The BHS girls finished … more

The Arlington baseball team played ahead for much of Friday's Class B District 1 opener against Blair at Lawson Park in Waverly.“Besides the one inning, we kind of did what we wanted to … more

Arlington sixth-graders take part in outdoor education ever year at Camp Fontanelle. more

Arlington Volunteer Fire Department members trained in the 45-foot-long, customized vehicle in place from the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Simulation In Motion-Nebraska (SIM-NE) program.  more