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Check Red Flag Warnings and Drought Monitoring Virginia Ekstrand Planting and gardening season is here. In many places, fire is …

1949 The town council authorized the mayor to hire a city dogcatcher. He will round up any stray dogs running …

March 18-22

Known for picking up others’ tabs and generously tipping his servers, Joe Evanovich’s generosity was celebrated—and repeated—a year after his death.

Washington municipal officials have agreed to pay $2,567.50 to seed hay for a student project teaching kids how to manage farmland.

A small bridge over an unnamed stream northwest of Coppock is out of commission due to damage, according to the Washington County Engineer’s Office.

We are sorry to announce that due to illness in the cast, this weekend’s performances (March 15 and 16) of …

WASHINGTON — Drivers on their way into Washington from the south will now enjoy a flashy new greeting from the …

A monthly forum with State Rep. Heather Hora and State Sen. Dawn Driscoll was held at St. James Parish & School in Washington on Friday, March 8.

Once up and running, Altenhofen has said a third crew would boost the county’s emergency response readiness, improving the odds that a staffed ambulance is ready to ride and not committed elsewhere when a call comes in, given ever-growing call volumes for the service.

BRIGHTON — The deadline to preregister for the March 26, 2024 Brighton Special City Election to be held in Washington …

Public opinion and local policymaker attitudes appear evermore unfavorable for potential developers of a wind energy project tentatively planned in Washington County.

Vacancy-filling special election for city council scheduled for March 26

WASHINGTON — Second half real estate and mobile home taxes were due March 1 and must be paid by April …

Democrat Anna Banowsky, a resident of Washington, has announced intent to run for State Representative for House District 92.