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As Memorial Day is fast approaching, Monday, May 26 to be exact, there are several ways to look at that …

The Dover Museum will honor those that served our country during World War II by having scrapbooks available for guests …

Activities May 23-31

The District Carnival returned to Clark Elementary this year. The PTO plans this event as a combination fundraiser and as …

Makynna, nicknamed Mak, was born on a warm summer day, June 15, 2007. Her parents are Shanae and Adam Condreay. …

Lucas Anderson has been named BSA Officer of Federation Bank.

IT IS TIME for the 100th meeting of the Crawfordsville Alumni School. This will be held at 11:30 a.m. June …

Working at the library has the benefit of being able to use my personal interests in my job, one of which is reading, what a surprise.

Over the next several weeks, USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will conduct the June Agricultural Survey. The agency will contact nearly 92,000 producers across the nation to determine crop acreage and stock levels as of June 1, 2025.

Washington’s square will have public restrooms once again by end-of-day Wednesday, although city officials expect to replace some of the fixtures in a matter of months.

The Hawkeye Area Community Action Program plans to provide roughly twice as much food as it’s used to through its food bank this summer, as part of a partnership with the state’s “Healthy Kids Iowa” program.

With a rough building layout, tentative cost estimates and new architectural renderings, the city of Riverside appears closer than ever to moving forward with a long-discussed wellness center on the north side of town.

Members of the Business Professionals of America chapter at Washington High School competed in Orlando, Florida earlier this month, with 15 students among the thousands of attendees to the organization’s national leadership conference.

With commencement just a few days away, the Washington High School Class of 2025 has been recognized for its accomplishments, …