Articles Tagged: Iowa

Week of July 1

At the Library

WASHINGTON — For eagle-eyed attendees, Jennifer Durst has become a fairly consistent sight at Washington City Council meetings in the …

WASHINGTON — In accordance with the requirements of office, all three candidates for the upcoming Aug. 6 special election for …

WASHINGTON — After months in limbo, a handful of policies written to govern wind turbines in Washington County will be …

WASHINGTON — Police will hold a reception for Lt. Lyle Hansen on Friday, as the officer prepares to retire from …

DES MOINES — Some Iowa farmers have started applying fungicides, according to a list of field activities provided in the …

WASHINGTON — For many Washington voters, Rob Meyer will be a recognizable figure on the ballot in the upcoming Aug. …

On Aug. 6, Washington For Justice Director Dan Henderson’s new book will be released. The book, titled “The Spiritual Journey …

WASHINGTON — A massive Adirondack chair appeared in Washington’s central park last week, part of an effort by Main Street …

WASHINGTON — The Washington Chamber of Commerce has a candidate forum planned the day before a special election that will …

We are eagerly anticipating the start of the school year. This summer has been filled with wonderful developments that will …

Superintendent Willie Stone Business Manager Amy Greiner Curriculum Director Teresa Beenblossom HIGH SCHOOL 653-2143 1111 South Ave B PO Box …

The Iowa Department of Education, Bureau of Nutrition and Health Services, has finalized its policy for free and reduced price …

The Washington Community School Food Service will begin the new year with one mission in mind-to create and provide good …