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Sen. Mark Lofgren – District 48 Week 6 (Feb 12-16)

Week 6 (February 12 – 19)

WASHINGTON — Last week, the Washington Police Department conducted compliance checks as part of the I-PLEDGE Tobacco, Alternative Nicotine and …

ANAMOSA — Seventeen members of the Mid-Prairie Speech Team competed in the River Valley Conference Individual Events Speech Contest at …

County officials have delegated the duties of a department which provides help to residents paying for groceries, burials, rent and utilities to a local community action program.

WASHINGTON — The Washington City Council unanimously accepted a letter of resignation from Mayor Jaron Rosien Tuesday night, effective March …

The Washington FFA chapter has been very busy this year going places, trying new things, and working to become our …

2023 was another successful year for the Keota FFA. The chapter started the year off by celebrating National FFA Week …

The Highland FFA Chapter has been established for over seven years now with close to 40 members. The chapter has gained great knowledge over the years and as well gained a new Advisor this past year, Ms. Shayla Seils. At the time of writing, the chapter is working on preparing for their selected contests which they will compete with on Feb. 12 at Van Buren for the Southeast District Sub Districts and a chance to move on to Districts. From May to December, our Highland FFA participated in the planting of our test plot, livestock judging, farm safety day, Agronomy contest, county fair, state fair and our officers went to the Chapter Officer Leadership Training, National FFA Convention.

In February, 2023, Subdistrict Career Development Events were held in Montezuma with 11 members participating. Members communicated with Mr. Foster’s …

A Washington City Council Agenda posted on Friday included action items to accept a resignation from Mayor Jaron Rosien, and consider holding a special election for the position.

WASHINGTON — A Department of Natural Resources expert said it was unlikely but not impossible that a supposed animal track …

WASHINGTON — The Washington Community High School teachers and administration would like to invite all parents and guardians to parent/teacher …

Highland students will attend class only on four days a week next school year, after a 6-1 vote in favor of the change at a school board meeting Feb. 12. Superintendent Ken Crawford has spent the last few months advocating for the move which will give students Fridays off, but lengthen other school days by about 45 minutes, and get rid of early-outs.

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