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The Irvine family of Fort Calhoun is hosting two foreign exchange students through the school year. Pictured from left, Jose Luis Soriano, from Spain; Bella Irvine; Minnie Ma, from Taiwan; Nicole Irvine and Chance Irvine.
Irvine family hosts foreign exchange students throughout the years
For several years, the Irvine family has welcomed foreign exchange students from across their world into their home in Fort Calhoun. This year, Nicole, Chance and senior Bella Irvine have two … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, Nov. 7
Note: The Washington County Board of Supervisors held their regular meeting Monday, Nov. 7, due to the Nov. 8 election. Federal Aid project A resolution to sign a contract with Omni … more
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Local WWII veteran remembered in 2022 novel
In a novel dedicated to her father-in-law she never had a chance to meet, Carrol Lund and her husband, Jack, the son of PFC Edward Lund, gathered the more than 460 letters sent between him and his … more
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Col. Janel Nelson was the keynote speaker at the Veterans Day ceremony at Fort Calhoun High School Friday morning.
Fort Calhoun celebrates annual Veterans Day ceremony
The annual Veterans Day ceremony at Fort Calhoun High School was held Friday in the gymnasium. The program, put on by SkillsUSA, featured many veterans in attendance, as well as students from … more
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The Blair Depot was a vital part of Blair's railroad history.
Blair opens for business
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of stories looking at Blair both past and present through the book “Blair the Town Beautiful” written by John A. Rhoades, former … more
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Blair area veterans stand at attention while the Blair High School choir performs the National Anthem at the BHS Veterans Day ceremony on Nov. 11.
'Shine upon all veterans'
Blair High School student Kym Dykstra put Veterans Day in the context of children of her generation. She said students may not know the extent of sacrifices necessary for service, but know the … more
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Blair ACT scores up slightly in 2022
Following a dip amid the COVID-19 pandemic, ACT scores at Blair High School are ticking back up. Blair Supt. Dr. Randy Gilson said BHS students collectively increased scores in math and science … more
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Robin Andreasen ready to take over as Washington County Assessor
After 25 years of service in the Washington County Assessor's Office, Robin Andreasen will assume the role of Assessor. Andreasen was elected in the Nov. 8 election after long-time Assessor … more
Jason and Lindsay Prieksat met while in the Nebraska Army National Guard, and currently live in Fort Calhoun with their three daughters.
Fort Calhoun couple embraces military careers
Lindsay and Jason Prieksat have the same reason for why they both joined the military: patriotism. The couple, who live in Fort Calhoun, are members of the Nebraska Army National Guard, and take … more
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Sheriff's Office signs agreement with U.S. Marshals
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved the Sheriff's Office to sign a contract with the U.S. Marshals in order to house federal prisoners at the Washington County Jail Tuesday during the … more
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Omaha man sentenced probation for cocaine possession
An Omaha man who was found with drugs in his vehicle during a search at Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge was sentenced to 18 month probation Tuesday in Washington County District Court. … more
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Craig woman sentenced to probation for drug possession
A Craig woman who was found with drugs in her vehicle during a traffic stop was sentenced to 18 months of probation Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Ashley Helzer, 38, pleaded no … more
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Perez, Jeremy
Louisiana man arrested on multiple charges
A Loreauville, La., man was arrested after fleeing from police and being found with weapons and drugs during a chase in Washington County on Nov. 6. Jeremy Perez, 29, is charged with possession of … more
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Iowa man arrested for drug possession
A Logan, Iowa, man was arrested after being found with drugs in his vehicle during a traffic stop in Blair. Rodney Smiley, 61, is charged with possession of a controlled substance, a Class 4 … more
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Voters register to vote at First Lutheran Church Tuesday. Poll workers described early voter turn out as steady.
Washington County sees more than 50% turnout in election
Registered voters in Washington County showed up in high numbers to the polls during the midterm general election. Voter turnout was at 59%, a little less than the 64.3% during the 2018 midterm … more
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South Dakota man takes plea deal for sex offender violation
A Rapid City, S.D., man accepted a plea deal and was found guilty Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Eric Jenkins, 36, pleaded no contest to attempted failure to comply with the … more
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Arlington Public Schools hosted its annual Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday morning, and featured veterans from all branches in attendance.
Arlington celebrates Veterans Day
Though a few days early, Arlington Public Schools gathered in the high school gymnasium Wednesday morning to honor the veterans in the community and to teach students about Veterans Day. The … more
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Kristi Baker, left, and the Otte Blair Middle School student senate presented Washington County Food Pantry at Joseph's Coat strategic director Denise Cada with a check raised through the middle school's "Black Out" event.
Otte Middle School “Blacks Out Hunger” to tune of $1,085
On Oct. 31, students and staff at Otte Middle School held a “Black Out Hunger Event” to help raise more than $1,000 for the Washington County Food Pantry. Student Senate sponsor, Kristi … more
Council amends prohibited truck traffic streets
New routes have been declared unlawful for truck travel within the City of Blair The Blair City Council updated its Municipal Code to add city streets that are unlawful for semi truck travel. … more
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Tyler Hume (rear center) evaluates the soil profile inside the pit of Field #2 during the FFA Area Land Evaluation Contest
FFA students compete in Area Land Evaluation contest
On Oct.12, 31 FFA members braved the chilly weather in Tilden at the Area Land Evaluation contest. Students evaluated 4 fields for usage capability and recommended land treatments. The Lower Elkhorn … more
Members of "Diabetic Rainbow Cows" stops at the marker for Jamey Rhea, center, who has Type 1 Diabetes.
Arlington group raises $8,550 for JDRF foundation
On Oct. 2, Team Diabetic Rainbow Cows walked 2 miles for JDRF OneWalk at Mahoney State Park.  This year the team, led by Jamey Rhea, a type 1 diabetic, raised more than $8,550. … more
Traci Earls, facility manger at Cargill, serves as a Lt. Colonel for the U.S. Army.
Earls lives her 'GI Joe dream'
Children can draw inspiration for their future careers from many places. Cargill facility manager Lt. Col. Traci Earls recalls being stricken, in particular, by a cartoon at a young age. … more
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Fr. John Schaefer was recognized with the Bishop's Cross on Friday, Oct. 28 at the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska's Annual Council. From left to right: Bishop Scott Barker of the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska, Schaefer's daughter Rebekah and her husband Nick, Fr. John Schaefer and his wife Margaret, and their son Daniel with his partner Amantha.
Longtime area priest awarded with Bishop’s Cross
On Friday, Oct. 28, Father John Schaefer was awarded with the Bishop’s Cross at the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska’s Annual Council. “It was such a shock and surprise to me … more
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The blacksmiths in the armorer’s shop heat iron to fabricate a tent stake Saturday during Fort Atkinson's Candlelight Tour.
Candlelight Tour remembers Lt. Gabriel Fields
After two years of cancellations, the Fort Atkinson Candlelight Tour commenced during a cool, autumn Saturday night. Groups of 16 followed their docent around the different areas of the fort, … more
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Najmina Akhmadzade, a foreign exchange student from Azerbaijan attending Blair High School, speaks to Girl Scout Troop 50527 at the Blair Public Library and Technology Center Saturday during International Education Week in celebration of World Thinking Day. She and several other exchange students gave slideshow presentations about their home countries.
Girl Scouts event highlights foreign exchange students’ cultures
The Girl Scout Troop 50527 were able to experience different cultures from around the world right in Blair Saturday afternoon. Celebrating International Education Week in celebration of the Girl … more
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