Articles Tagged: Iowa

Activities Aug. 23 — 31

A great workday at the concession building at Geode occurred Saturday, Aug. 10. The last wall is up. This wall …

At 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Henry County Heritage Center Museum, Denny White will bring a portion …

Visitors at Dover Museum on Sunday, Aug. 18 were amazed by the research and work Deb Scott did, incorporating nature …

Ah, the back-to-school season. Remember when it was all about picking out the coolest backpack, stocking up on gel pens, …

WASHINGTON — Washington’s central park will turn into a “Foam Zone” to celebrate the end of summer on Saturday, Aug. …

WASHINGTON — The walls of the Washington Public Library are replete with artwork, from paintings of the community to abstract …

For first time in a year and a half, Washington has a mayor and all six council members

Landowners in Washington County may have to wait until September to divide their property into parcels, as supervisors consider changes to an ordinance driven by an individual “blatantly circumventing the intent” the current code.

Detour will go around work zone for about a week

Cars filled the parking lot, then lined up along Highway 1 Saturday morning, Aug. 17, as scores of community members flocked to a brand-new general store in Washington for its first day of business.

But council members who voted on budget say they’re just as surprised by the tourism-promoting account’s $17,000 shortfall.

August in Iowa is known for two things — the Iowa State Fair and schools starting up again. At Highland, …

Part 3 — The Wessel Years

Members discuss changes to School Resource Officer position