Articles Tagged: Iowa

Annette Hanenberger presented am informative and interesting program on June 23. Dover Historical Society hosts a program one Sunday a …

The Tiger teams hosted the Pekin Panthers on June 17. The Tiger softball team had a good night getting the …

Sites selected to report are within a one hour drive from New London. Information is taken from the DNR Iowa Fishing Report.

Activities June 28 — July 6

The Washington Police Department said it had arrested a man suspected of several burglaries in town between June 4 and 9, issuing a news release about the development Wednesday afternoon.

WASHINGTON — The family of four kids hospitalized by a car accident in Washington on June 13 say they’re grateful …

From the moment she entered the contest, 2023 Washington County Fair Queen Taylor Bartholomew had strong ambitions for her role in the community, leveraging her royal title for countless volunteer efforts in schools, nonprofit fundraisers and events.

For roughly the last decade, a softball and baseball field in the southeastern corner of Washington County went unused. Its dirt infield was replaced by a persistent layer of grass, while vegetation in the outfield grew unevenly, undisturbed by the cleat-wearing footfalls of players running after fly balls.

Prospective candidates have until July 12 to file their nomination paperwork, with election date set for Aug. 6.

Main Street Washington celebrated Stylist Angie Crawford’s one-year anniversary at The Chair on Thursday, June 20 with cake, confetti and fun!

The Rotary Club of Washington, Iowa held its annual Awards Dinner on June 20, 2024 at Lebowski’s in Washington.

Long before they were married, Patrick and Kate Hetland first met in a game shop in Fairfield. That store eventually …

In 1875, a man named Mark Whitney opened up a business carving headstones in Keosauqua. His son, Lewis, moved the …

Strabala Construction began in 2003 as a general construction contractor much like any other, building and remodeling homes around the …

“Opening in Spring, 2004,” read a sign on the door to an under-renovation building on the southeast corner of the …