A few miles south of Washington, at the end of a narrow gravel road, a few dozen head of cattle will soon be turned out from their wintertime shelter into a pasture, making way for a building full of feeder calves to fill the space over summer.
An international supply surplus, coupled with tariff disputes, had some in the industry worried this planting season. A new trade deal forged over the weekend may offer reprieve, but only if it lasts beyond harvest in the fall.
JH Boys’ Track @ W-MU The Tigers traveled to Winfield Monday, April 28. As a team, the Tigers finished 4th …
It was a lovely night on Friday, April 29. It was Senior Night at the varsity track meet, the Chris …
1950 The senior class trip itinerary has been published. It’s from May 29 – June 3. May 29-New London to …
Dover Museum hosted the First Quarter meeting of the Eastern Iowa Division of the National Model Railroad Association. Lee, Des …
Boys The Tigers were at home on Tuesday, April 29, hosting the Chris Selby Coed Invitational. The team finished in …
Superintendent Wahls notified parents, guardians and the district team that an emergency response drill would be held May 1. The …
May 9: District Carnival 5-8 p.m. The PTO is sponsoring the District Clark Carnival again this year. This popular event …
Boys and Girls Golf The boys and girls golf teams traveled to Sheaffer Memorial Golf Park on April 28 to …
Washington County 4-H seeks to honor the group’s senior members by shining the spotlight on each one as they near …
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