Articles Tagged: Iowa

The city’s agreement with Johnson County Refuse will formally end in July, amid a contract expiration and resident complaints.

Trevor Sherping leaving on amicable terms, after four years in position

WASHINGTON — A blast of scenic but slippery winter weather swept through Eastern Iowa Thursday, bringing a 1-4 inch blanket …

WASHINGTON — Starting this school year, Lincoln Elementary School in Washington has implemented a new reason to send kids to …

The four weeks between Thanksgiving and Winter Break are probably the busiest weeks of the year. It seems like a long four weeks but then it goes by in a blur. Winter athletics start up in full game and meet modes with several events happening during the weeknights and

Dec. 15 and 16 found the Tiger wrestlers battling at the Fort Madison Tournament with 23 other teams from the …

Sandy Stevens has been “that lady announcer” for hundreds of wrestling events and is one of the top ambassadors for …

The New London City Council met in regular session on Dec. 11, 2023 with all Council members present with the …

The community was treated at last to the finished product of the State Championship/State Runner-up sign celebrating our athletes. It …

Monday — Tuesday, Jan. 1-2: NO SCHOOL Wednesday, Jan. 3: Breakfast: Pancakes & Sausage or Cereal & Toast; Fruit, Juice, …

Thursday, Dec. 28 — Jan. 2: Winter Break Tuesday, Jan. 2: Girls Varsity Basketball v. Mt. Pleasant @ NLHS — …

WASHINGTON — Washington County supervisors have unanimously directed the local government’s ambulance service to get the ball rolling on a …

WASHINGTON — Patrick Morgan has taken his seat on the Washington City Council, after previous First Ward Council Member Bethany …

Experts say next quarter doesn’t look great for pork producers across the country

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will release the 2022 Census of Agriculture data on Feb. 13, 2024