The Washington Great Places Committee no longer receives periodic grant funding from the state. But its members hope to draw passion and creativity from community members at an event Wednesday night.
In-laws Jenna Schneider and Jerad Ropp have farmed together with Schneider’s father for years. But in August, the two took a leap for the business, acquiring Moeller Ag Services, the local dealer for Precision Planting equipment, when its owner retired.
During the winter one concentrates on snow and ice forecasts. Highway and home safety are major concerns. The ability to …
Jan. 18: Mount Pleasant Artifact Show 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. This annual gathering promotes appreciation of Native American culture …
The Old Farmer’s Almanac began publishing names for the full moons in the 1930s. January’s full moon is known as …
On Jan. 2, 2025, the New London Utility Trustees met for their regular meeting with all members present. They approved …
DANVILLE — Carter Allen was notified Jan. 10 that he made the dean’s list at Loras College in Dubuque, during …
1950 Ralph, the six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Johnson, was taken to Burlington to have a BB …
Last year, New London Journal Reporter Virginia Ekstrand received a number of requests to send gift cards or money from …
TIPTON — A financial and tax consulting company with roots in Washington announced earlier earlier this month that is has …
The short-form video app is pretty bad for our brains and our society writ-large, and maybe also for our national security. But Americans have a God-given right to waste time however we see fit, and that right must not be infringed.
A “cybersecurity incident” at student information website PowerSchool leaked local students’ and staff members’ personally identifiable information to an “unauthorized third party,” according to the Washington School District.
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