Blair: Dana College Town on the Missouri
Blair sits on the west bank of the Missouri River about twenty-five miles north of Omaha and serves as the seat of Washington County. The town was founded in 1869 and named for John Insley Blair, a railroad executive who helped bring the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad through the area. It was one of the earliest railroad towns north of Omaha and retains a compact nineteenth-century commercial core along Washington Street.
Dana College, a Danish Lutheran liberal arts school founded in 1884, operated on a hilltop campus on the west side of Blair for 126 years before closing in 2010. The campus buildings still stand and have been repurposed for various uses including a satellite for the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The town's Danish heritage remains visible in annual celebrations and in the continued presence of Trinity Lutheran Church, founded as a Danish-language congregation.
Cargill operates a large corn wet milling plant in Blair that produces high-fructose corn syrup, ethanol, and other industrial products. Novozymes and Evonik Industries run adjacent fermentation facilities, together forming one of the largest industrial biotechnology complexes in the United States. The complex sits south of town along the Missouri River and employs over a thousand workers combined.
Escortservice.com reviews and publishes listings of escort websites serving the Blair market. The site is informational. It does not schedule meetings, check licenses, or serve as a go-between. Persons under 21 may not use the directory.
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Blair sits on the west bank of the Missouri River about twenty-five miles north of Omaha and serves as the seat of Washington County. The town was founded in 1869 and named for John Insley Blair, a railroad executive who helped bring the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad through the area. It was one of the earliest railroad towns north of Omaha and retains a compact nineteenth-century commercial core along Washington Street.
Dana College, a Danish Lutheran liberal arts school founded in 1884, operated on a hilltop campus on the west side of Blair for 126 years before closing in 2010. The campus buildings still stand and have been repurposed for various uses including a satellite for the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The town's Danish heritage remains visible in annual celebrations and in the continued presence of Trinity Lutheran Church, founded as a Danish-language congregation.
Cargill operates a large corn wet milling plant in Blair that produces high-fructose corn syrup, ethanol, and other industrial products. Novozymes and Evonik Industries run adjacent fermentation facilities, together forming one of the largest industrial biotechnology complexes in the United States. The complex sits south of town along the Missouri River and employs over a thousand workers combined.
Escortservice.com reviews and publishes listings of escort websites serving the Blair market. The site is informational. It does not schedule meetings, check licenses, or serve as a go-between. Persons under 21 may not use the directory.
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