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Health department reports fifth COVID-19 death in county Blair Rescue takes steps to protect patients, themselves amid pandemic Washington County Relay for Life goes virtual The annual Washington County Relay for Life will be celebrated virtually this year.From Oct. 12-16, participants can show their support to fundraise for cancer awareness through the Relay For … MAPA to offer Community CARES grants for COVID-19-impacted landlords Metropolitan Area Planning Agency will offer a landlord assistance program for those impacted by Autumn Pointe recognized for commitment to quality Autumn Pointe of Fort Calhoun recently received the 2020 Bronze Commitment to Quality Award from the An a-maze-ing lesson in banned books This week is the annual Banned Book Week, Sept. 27-Oct. 3, and the Blair Public Library and Technology Man pleads guilty for controlled substance possession An Omaha man accepted a plea deal Tuesday in Washington County District Court.Charles Adcox, 62, was Arps Red-E-Mix new building to be complete in December The Arps Red-E-Mix building was torn down to make way for an updated facility, set to be complete in Woman sentenced to probation for resisting arrest An Omaha woman was sentenced to probation following a high speed chase in 2018.Catherine One injured following two-vehicle accident Two vehicles were involved in an accident Wednesday afternoon at 16th and Park streets, right next First traveling Show and Shine parks in Arlington The first of the traveling Show and Shine car shows brought several cars to the streets of Fort Calhoun Elementary gym to be completed this spring The Fort Calhoun Elementary gym's outside is close to being complete before construction moves to SUBDISTRICT UPDATE: 2 county softball teams advance, 1 falls Washington County softball teams began postseason play, competing in subdistrict tournament games.After one day, the Blair Bears and Arlington Eagles are still alive, while the Fort Calhoun Pioneers' … The Fort Calhoun softball team returned to the field Monday with home games against Yutan/Mead and Class C No. 10 Malcolm.The Pioneers Read More Blair High School golfers Rachel Parks and Mallory Stirek finished fifth and seventh, respectively, Tuesday during the Eastern Read More Editor's Note: “A Look at Times Gone By” is an in-depth look at weekly Times Gone By entries compiled since 2015. These articles Read More The Blair, Arlington and Fort Calhoun football teams all earned victories under the lights Friday night.The Bears improved to 3-3 with Read More Washington County high school runners competed at the University of Nebraska-Kearney High School XC Invitational on Monday.The Blair Read More Robert Welchert Jr. Robert "Bob" D. Welchert, Jr., age 68 of Craig, NE.Born: February 7, 1952, Omaha, NE.Died: October 4, 2020, Oakland, NE.Preceded in death by: parents, Robert D. Sr. and Donna J. Welchert, brother, Barbara Ann Kuhr Barbara A. Kuhr, age 82, of Fremont, passed away Sunday, September 27, 2020.Barb was born in Omaha on January 18, 1938, Barbara previously lived in Arlington, Scribner and Fremont. During her Wendy Jo Grasz Wendy Jo Grasz, age 50, of Blair, passed away September 27, 2020 at home in Blair, Nebraska. A Time of Visitation will be held Wednesday, September 30 with family receiving friends from 6 to 8PM at Ernest D. Ellis Ernest Ellis, born in August 1944, of Omaha died today after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was born in Providence, Rhode Island to Cecile and Ernest J Ellis. He came to Omaha via Offutt Scott C. Derry Scott Cooper Derry, age 57 of Blair, Passed away September 23, 2020 at Hospice House in Omaha. Visitation will be held Monday September 28 at Campbell Aman Funeral Home from 6:00 to 8:00PM, with Joe A Reyzlik Joe A. Reyzlik, 93 of Blair, died September 21, 2020 at Crowell Home in Blair. Graveside Services will be held in the Blair Cemetery.Joe Reyzlik was born May 21, 1927 in Tekamah to Joe and Rose Participate in democracy Dear editor,In the past several days and weeks, messages coming out of Washington through various media should seem profoundly unsettling — that being the notion that our very election is The article about legality of CBD in last Friday’s Enterprise (Sept. 11) brought into focus the confusing, ambiguous laws around this product of hemp, which is a type of marijuana. Where is the transparency? Dear editor,I am in agreement with Michael Smith's letter in August 28 Enterprise.Evidently, the Blair Airport Authority believes it can raise taxes on the premise that normal operating Thankful for volunteers Dear editor,I read with interest the article in (the Sept. 1) Pilot-Tribune concerning the Optimist Club honoring our valued first responders. I was also very pleased that they used the Businesses involved in Sugarplum Festival feel pandemic's impact It is a sad reality that we, Washington County Chamber Board of Directors, canceled the Sugarplum 2020 event. Many businesses and individuals contribute to make this magical event happen every Would you travel in todays' COVID-19 world? As the world slowly creeps back to normal, many have started to debate whether or not now is the time to travel. Some see this is a time to snatch up great deals, and get away after Hiding in plain sight Every successful animal species has evolved some kind of strategy to avoid predators that damage the population to a degree that would lead to its extinction. Survival of an animal in the wild can … Random thoughts from the editor's notebook For my column this week, I'm going to take a page out of Chris Rhoades' book. While they're not “chirps,” here are some random thoughts from my notebook.Pandemic fatigue. I had to google it Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage: What’s the difference? Medicare open enrollment is quickly approaching. Medicare’s annual open enrollment period lasts from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. During this time each year, you can sign up for Medicare or you can also … Bypass now a reality thanks to city staff, council For more than 20 years, the City of Blair has been working on plans for a bypass to alleviate semi-truck traffic through downtown Blair.Now, Editorial: PPP loans should not be taxable As if things weren’t hard enough for Nebraska's small businesses, news comes that the Trump administration plans to claw back a chunk of the Editorial: A salute to teachers during a global pandemic Mask-wearing students kept their distance, waiting for instructions and their turn to have their temperature taken before heading to their Editorial: When will it be safe to play college football? Fall in Nebraska may look different after the Big Ten Conference postponed all fall sports seasons, including football, amid the coronavirus Extracurricular activities should go on There are plenty of advantages to extracurricular activities — from sports, music and drama to personal development and community service

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