By Greg Forbes - editor@enterprisepub.comPosted 8/12/22 A little more than a year ago, fundraising for Generations Park began. With grant fundraising goals met and private fundraising nearing its mark, work on the park could soon begin. Last August, … This item is available in full to subscribers.

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By Cheyenne Alexis - features@enterprisepub.com Posted 7/7/23 Roots to Wings farmers are honoring veterans through Labor Day by "flagging" their homes for one week during the "You've Been Flagged By A Patriot" fundraiser. Starting on Flag Day, farmers set … This item is available in full to subscribers.

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Posted 12/9/22 The Fort Calhoun High School Instrumental Music Department will present their annual holiday concert, 'Music for the Christmas Season,' Sunday afternoon at the high school … This item is available in full to subscribers.

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By Cheyenne Alexis - features@enterprisepub.comPosted 9/9/22 A pretrial involving a former Otte Blair Middle School contracted janitor having inappropriate relations with a student was continued to Oct. 18 Tuesday in Washington County District … This item is available in full to subscribers.

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Blair Youth Football Association fifth-grader Grady Grabbe, left, avoids the tackle of a EAA Jr. Storm tackler Sunday on the former Dana College football field. The fifth-grade Jr. Bears won 12-0 as Blair teams went 3-2 during the opening weekend of the Metro Youth Football League season. The third-grade Bears beat a South Omaha Athletics team 16-0, while the fourth-grade BYFA team topped the Millard North Jr. Mustangs 30-6. Grant Egger Blair seventh-grader William Lynch, right, brings a Gretna runner to the ground Sunday at Dana College.

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Posted Friday, September 23, 2022 10:00 am It's easy to voice opinions on social media. All it takes is a couple of keystrokes and a click and it's out there. But who sees that? Who takes them into consideration? Chances are, it may not be the person or entity at which they're directed. That case is true locally. Area social media sites are filled with concerns about the spending of a local government body or questions why dollars budgeted for x aren't spent on y instead. Sometimes, these generate heated and involved discussions on the respective sites.

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By Cheyenne Alexis - features@enterprisepub.comPosted 9/16/22 At just 1 month old, Landry Dunn of Blair is on a waitlist to receive a heart transplant after ongoing complications just a week after she was born. Jake and Taylor Dunn, Landry's parents, noticed … This item is available in full to subscribers.

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Blair Senior Legion catcher Conner O'Neil tags a Waverly base runner at the plate Tuesday during the Class B state tournament in Broken Bow. Courtesy of Peter Hammer Blair Senior Legion first baseman Eli Morgan nabs the ball ahead of a Waverly base runner Tuesday in Broken Bow. Courtesy of Peter Hammer Blair Legion infielder Tanner Jacobson, left, watches in a throw Sunday during the Class B state tournament in Broken Bow. Courtesy of Peter Hammer Blair Legion batter Conner O'Neil swings Sunday during the Class B state tournament in Broken Bow.

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