Arlington News

Heidi Hoffman / The Herald Danika Drake puts on her pearls as she changes into Mrs.

Dean Jacobs has always enjoyed traveling and he's always had a built in sense of adventure.

The second-seeded Arlington High School Admirals are back in the Section 1 Class AA volleyball finals after defeating the third-seeded North Rockland Red Raiders 25-10, 25-20, 25-16 in Freedom Plains on Thursday.

ARLINGTON State Police have arrested an Arlington High School student for possessing a controlled substance in school.

It's the best way to make the 172nd Street NE intersection safer, state engineers believe.

A reception to initroduce artists Annie and Virginia McNeice at the Martha Canfield Library in Arlington, will be held Saturday, Oct.

A young student asks Syd Clausen if he can take a human skull to a professor's office.

Police said a 16-year-old Arlington High School student was shot in the back on the way home from school Tuesday.

It has weathered fires, torrential rains and even a fatal carnival ride accident in 1965.

It has weathered fires, torrential rains and even a fatal carnival ride accident in 1965.

The Omaha Public Schools bring their story of a century and a half of teaching the Omaha community to the Durham Museum starting Saturday.

The Omaha Public Schools bring their story of a century and a half of teaching the Omaha community to the Durham Museum starting Saturday.

Two months after cutting 300 teaching positions, Indianapolis Public Schools wants to spend about $675,000 to erect electronic message signs in front of nine schools.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1561 and the Stillaguamish Valley Pioneers have announced the second annual Flag Decommissioning Ceremony on Flag Day, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., June 14 at Pioneer Hall, 20722 67th Ave.

Statement issued Friday by Fort Wayne Community Schools: A group of Arlington Elementary School students wrote a book that has been published.

Michael O'Leary / The Herald Leah Peek and Whitney Holden prepare an herb planter for the Arlington High School FFA banquet.

Attending the event will be officials of the town and other dignitaries. The dedication of the monument will constitute the central feature of several memorial events, which were launched on October 5, 2008, with a concert held at the Armenian Cultural Foundation.

World War II veteran Walt Carlyle of North Platte was one of the last Nebraskans to take an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. to see the World War II memorial.