City officials hope to open a free food pantry by the first of the year, resuming efforts to address food insecurity that started early in the pandemic. The service would be set up at the city-owned ambulance barn in Southtown.
The Washington County 4-H & Youth Committee along with the Washington County 4-H County Council held the annual 4-H Awards Celebration November 10.
Washington’s schools say their attendance numbers are substantially improved in the first school year after state lawmakers passed a bill cracking down on chronic absenteeism.
The proposed ordinance would probably prevent wind energy development, but some locals still argue it doesn’t go far enough.
The Washington Police Department is asking city residents to start making arrangements for off-street parking ahead of the snowy season, now a few years into a new municipal ordinance that restricts parking during snowstorms, even for residents without their own driveway.
Carnegie Historical Museum Research Assistant Charlotte Wright dedicated the past year of her life to researching, finding artifacts and designing an exhibit on local missionaries that is now on display on the museum’s third floor.
The Fairfield Little Superheroes Foundation is replacing its Festival of Trees fundraiser this year with another over-the-top event. The "Jolly Cork," an all new pop-up bar with different weekend themes, games, food and beverages will be the fun place to be, adding to Fairfield's downtown Holiday spirit.
Jim and Teresa Huffman’s popular Christmas event called “Ho Ho Ho Holiday” will be in a new location this year.
Diners at the Chef Spotlight Dinner on Monday, Nov. 4 at the Wooden Wheel Winery enjoyed a delicious meal, prepared by Chef Ila Miller of HIM Hearth-N-Home Cooking in Wellman.
TTT Society’s Mt. Pleasant DD Chapter’s Tour of Homes funds young girls imagination and exploration
Despite claims of conflict, Henry County Board of Supervisors state the law dictates they should not approve Sheriff McNamee’s request
MT. PLEASANT — Henry County Public Health Director Katie Reuter discussed vaccines, Lassa Fever, and Whooping Cough as she gave …
From viewing lights to eating tasty treats to visiting Santa, Henry County offers plenty of opportunities to capture holiday cheer
“Reason for the Season” scheduled Nov. 30 at 1 p.m.
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