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Washington County Supervisors have extended a job offer to Jordan Wright, for the vacant Washington County Ambulance Director’s position.

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A new state law regulating lab-grown and plant-based meat-like food takes effect July 1. The bill, titled Senate File 2391, requires clear labeling for meat and egg substitutes, and authorizes the state to embargo processing plants that provide “mislabeled” products to grocery stores.

Today the spotlight shines on Reese Good.

WCHC Imaging Services is excited to announce a significant advancement in its diagnostic imaging capabilities with the introduction of PET scan services.

Today the spotlight shines on Kelsi Cerny.

Washington County 4-H seeks to honor the group’s senior members by shining the spotlight on each one as they near the end of their 4-H journey. Today the spotlight shines on Gwen Piette.

DES MOINES — This summer, the Conservation Practice Adoption Motivations Survey (CPAMS,) a joint project between USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics …

Stretch of rural road will be reconstructed, nearby commuters may see one-lane traffic

WASHINGTON – The annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life is coming up June 29, with events planned in Washington’s …

Members of the Brighton City Council did not manage to appoint a member at their meeting June 17, likely setting up the vacant decision-making seat for a special election in early August, according to municipal staff.

WASHINGTON — A new urologist has started holding regular hours once a week at Washington County Hospital and Clinics. High-ups …

WASHINGTON — School board members voted unanimously on June 12 to approve funding for an esports team at Washington High …

WASHINGTON — A company has offered Washington a plan to install solar panels on city buildings, saying it would cut …

WASHINGTON — The Demon soccer program will no longer include members from Pekin, after the Washington School board voted Wednesday …