Articles Tagged: Iowa

Oct. 31-Nov. 9, 2024

Volleyball Oct. 21 was the first round of regionals for the volleyball team. It just wasn’t their night as they …

As Halloween celebrations began in New London, all sorts of trivia questions regarding the holiday emerge. For example, What’s another …

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Activities Nov. 1 through Nov. 9

At the Library

A group of property owners on 140th street hoping to split the cost of proposed road improvements 50-50 with Washington County saw their petition rejected Tuesday morning, after county supervisors said they were unwilling to spend taxpayer funds on the proposal.

Oct. 23-25, 10 Washington FFA members attended the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana. During the trip they attended Convention sessions, the FFA Career Show, an Apple Orchard tour, Megan Maroney concert, Three Hills FFA Command Performance Rodeo, FFA Mega Shopping Mall, and a Brazilian steakhouse.

The Demons are 7-0 going into the playoffs next month, after a nail-biter victory over Williamsburg on Tuesday. It’s an astounding success for Washington High School’s first-ever season with the activity.

Iowa State Rep. Heather Hora, Stutsman Supply COO Mark Stutsman, and Gov. Kim Reynolds spoke at a campaign fundraiser for the incumbent Republican legislator Oct. 22 which was well-attended by a number of state ag and political leaders.

An anticipated IPIB response to a public records complaint in Henry County may have implications for transparency across the state in cases where public officials consult with private attorneys.

Washington Performing Arts Series proudly presents Jeremy Stolle, recently seen as the lead character in Broadway’s “Phantom of the Opera” …

Highland Superintendent Ken Crawford makes the case for the school’s $15 million bond on the ballot Nov. 5.

Democratic contenders for the Iowa Legislature held a town hall at the Washington Public Library last week, speaking with voters about a handful of the party’s talking points before taking questions submitted by audience members. Organizers framed the event as a replacement to the typical Washington Chamber of Commerce-run candidate forum ahead of Election Day, which did not materialize this year due to scheduling conflicts.