Daily Newsletters
Account
Main Street Washington celebrated Stylist Angie Crawford’s one-year anniversary at The Chair on Thursday, June 20 with cake, confetti and fun!
Washington Evening Journal
111 North Marion Avenue
Washington, IA 52353
319-653-2191
Main Street Washington celebrated Stylist Angie Crawford’s one-year anniversary at The Chair on Thursday, June 20 with cake, confetti and fun!
The Rotary Club of Washington, Iowa held its annual Awards Dinner on June 20, 2024 at Lebowski’s in Washington.
Parade kicks off fair week in Jefferson County.
Mahon started her business Pura Vida Med Spa near the end of 2022. The phrase “pura vida” means “pure life” and is the unofficial motto of Costa Rica. Mahon was inspired to use that as the name of her spa after a vacation to the country.
Washington County Supervisors have extended a job offer to Jordan Wright, for the vacant Washington County Ambulance Director’s position.
The Fairfield Municipal Band held its first concert of the summer on June 18 in the Ron Prill Bandstand in Central Park.
Jefferson County Conservation hosted a program called “Yaks and Ciders” on Thursday, June 20 at Pleasant Lake in Fairfield.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds made a trip through Southeast Iowa last week, meeting with residents in Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant.
The community celebrated agriculture in many ways at this year’s event
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.
WCHC Imaging Services is excited to announce a significant advancement in its diagnostic imaging capabilities with the introduction of PET scan services.
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
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.
