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Thursday, April 25: E-Sports JV Match @ NLHS — 4 p.m. Varsity Boys & Girls Golf v. ND/WB @ Away …

Members vote in favor despite some hesitation about setting a precedent

As the ballot box moves from Halcyon House to Dallmeyer Hall on April 30, the change may take some getting used to.

Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a budget for the next fiscal year on Tuesday morning. The vote clears the way for a $1.965 million increase in county revenue, despite pressure from the state legislature and some constituents to slash spending.

WASHINGTON — The second iteration of Farm to Film Fest has come and gone, and organizers say they’re happy with …

WASHINGTON — A forum hosted by the Washington Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night for four mayoral candidates saw the campaigners …

WASHINGTON - A boil order was issued for both sides of West Madison Street between H Avenue to Highway 1 just after 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.

WASHINGTON — Mayor Pro Tem Millie Youngquist read a proclamation at a Washington City Council meeting April 16, naming April …

Community members eagerly crowded into the establishment formerly known as Winga’s Cafe Thursday, April 18 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the soon-to-open business of a new name: Northside Diner.

The Washington Chamber of Commerce will host a dialogue April 23, between mayoral candidates Rob Meyer, Millie Younguist, Ivan Rangel and Elaine Moore at the Washington Area Performing Arts & Events Center

A second group of plaintiffs has filed civil charges against Daniel Brubaker, the driver of a hayrack ride that crashed in rural Keokuk County in October, hospitalizing multiple middle school-aged children when a goose neck trailer “flung (them) into the road,” according to plaintiffs. The Snakenberg family has accused Brubaker of negligence.

Two weeks after the last vacancy-filling election for the decision-making body, David Pratt is the second council member to step down, after spending four months in office.

A black and white duplex totaling 2,000 square feet on the south side of Washington stands out among the grass and cornfields of the gradually developing MSW Subdivision.

Southtown gives ‘new identity’ to former Shiloh property

Organizers hope to double attendance in their second year