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WASHINGTON — Several months after an initial pitch from Natel Broadband to invest in infrastructure covering the south part of …

WASHINGTON — Nonprofit group Washington for Justice spent this week hosting a variety of Juneteenth-related events leading up the holiday …

A large teddy bear native to the Washington Public Library named Stanley has been spotted around town according to a …

Absentee ballots left out of unofficial election night results, but didn’t change race outcomes

WASHINGTON — Local studio Blissed Out Wellness will host its first of several “Yoga in the Park sessions” Saturday, June …

KALONA — For this first time in decades, the annual Kalona Days celebration will start on a Friday this week, …

WASHINGTON — Show Director Jenny McClenahan says the Washington Community Theater’s rendition of Mary Poppins opening this weekend is unlike …

Corrected results don’t change any race outcomes

WASHINGTON — Schools have launched their summer lunch program at Stewart Elementary, offering free meals to any children in the …

BRIGHTON — The city in southwest Washington County is preparing for its 112th Whoopee Days June 17-19. Organizers say they’re …

WASHINGTON — County officials say a heat advisory is in effect from noon Monday to 8 p.m. Wednesday, with heat …

BRIGHTON — Brighton will once again host a Bill Riley Talent Show this Friday. Organizers say the annual event has …

WASHINGTON — High School Principal Teresa Beenblossom has outlined plans for improvements next school year after her first year at …

WASHINGTON — The city of Washington’s yard waste pickup schedule will change later this month. Beginning the week of June …

Council members skeptical about unnamed possible buyer