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Learn more about volunteering and making Mt. Pleasant welcoming to RAGBRAI participants set to fill the town July 26
Washington City Council members voted unanimously to terminate the employment of City Clerk Amanda Waugh at a special meeting on June 24. Officials cited “performance issues” in their explanations for the move.
Eighteen home-schooled students from Southeast Iowa attended the Future Problem Solving 2024 International Competition last month, and all 18 ranked in the top 10 at least once while they were there.
Swarms of sci-fi enthusiasts flocked to Riverside last weekend for TrekFest, the 39th iteration of the city’s annual festival.
Voters have until July 22 to register, but can also do so on Aug. 6 at the polls
District Court Judge Shawn Showers of Washington County was passed over for an appointment to the Iowa Court of Appeals last week, after the governor picked a different applicant for the job vacated by retiring Chief Judge Thomas Bower.
WASHINGTON — Washington County Hospital and Clinics (WCHC) is thrilled to announce the installation of a new, advanced Dual-Energy X-ray …
Residents of Halcyon House in Washington dusted off old wedding gowns, photo albums and even cake toppers for an event at the retirement community on June 28.
HENRY COUNTY — The Mississippi Valley Workforce Development Board proudly launches “Accelerate Iowa: Fueling Futures, Igniting Careers,” a dynamic awareness …
Henry County Sheriff’s Office assists in investigation leading to sentencing of Burlington man
The finest chefs in Southeast Iowa put their cooking skills to the test on Sunday morning, June 30, during the Dutch Oven Gathering at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds.
The company announced on Tuesday, July 2, that it is forced to close its Fairfield branch, inside Jefferson County Health Center, due to “a competitor hiring our entire pharmacy staff, including our pharmacist.”
The Greater Jefferson County Fair wrapped up Sunday after a week of livestock shows, carnival rides and great food.
Outdoor concerts have returned to the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center, which hosted its first one of the summer when The Riverdogs took the stage on Thursday, June 27.
