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WASHINGTON – Back to back snowstorms followed by historically low temperatures in the last week caused numerous headaches for Southeast …
KALONA – Iowa state law has long permitted communities to tax 27 cents per thousand dollars of valuation for their …
WASHINGTON – Winter weather has spurred canceled school days and nixed travel plans across Iowa for the second time in …
Pre-K through 12th grade students from Ainsworth and Riverside may spend only Monday through Thursday in the classroom starting this fall. Highland’s school board expects to vote on change sometime in February.
Police say 61-year-old drove 105 mph while barred, deliberately hit and eluded a cop car
WASHINGTON — Washington County Fair Board President Kurt Dallmeyer said Tuesday that the area’s 4-H enrollment was the highest of …
Washington For Justice is planning to hold a tribute for Martin Luther King Jr. at the Washington Public Library on the civil rights activist’s birthday and federal holiday Jan. 15.
WASHINGTON — With Caucus Night around the corner on Jan. 15, Southeast Iowans are preparing to cast their ballots in …
WASHINGTON — Millions of Iowans across the state woke up to a much-anticipated blanket of snow covering every street, sidewalk, …
WASHINGTON — United Way of Washington County will hold an unusual fundraiser at Lebowski’s Friday night, Jan. 12, where teams …
In 4-1 vote, supervisors say engineer’s office changes must run ‘parallel’ to Orchard Hill, other renovations
Local law enforcement says shooting in Perry was likely isolated, but takes steps out of ‘abundance of caution’
Court documents give new context to company’s debt default
The Washington County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appoint Richard Young as its 2024 chair Tuesday morning, during the group’s first meeting of the year.
The latest batch of data released by Iowa Workforce Development showed unemployment numbers declining across Southeast Iowa from October to November, despite variations in yearlong trends compared to the same time in 2022.
