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Henry County Board of Supervisors held a first reading of resolution that would put a hold on rezoning needs for wind energy until next year
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Henry County Board of Supervisors held a first reading of resolution that would put a hold on rezoning needs for wind energy until next year
Supervisors leave Henry County Sheriff waiting on answer to add deputy to cover school resource officer needs
Pekin Superintendent Derek Philips has resigned his post effective immediately, and will be on paid administrative leave now through the end of June.
The Fairfield Community School District Board of Directors plans to raise its tax levy next school year, but local taxpayers will hardly notice the difference thanks to legislation from the state government.
Hundreds of cast-iron seats were auctioned off Saturday, some of them for thousands of dollars, at the Cast Iron Seat Association's annual spring sale, on the Washington County Fairgrounds. (Kalen McCain/The Union)
Henry County Farm Bureau and five teams gather nearly $1,500 in donations for The Fellowship Cup
University of Iowa Health Care is preparing to sell its recently acquired clinic at 503 Third Street in Kalona to Washington County Hospital and Clinics, according to a joint news release from the medical providers Wednesday.
The top female pool players in the world descended on Fairfield last week for the Women’s Profession Billiard Association’s Fairfield Invitational held at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center.
Sell back your trash stickers, but not all of them
RIVERSIDE — Back-to-back speakers, heartfelt applause, and looming anticipation about the Iowa Women’s Basketball game were abundant at the Greater …
WELLMAN — Library staff, board members, city officials and representatives from the Washington County Riverboat Foundation met at a grand …
Single-digit margin sets up Scott Hughes to finish Dave McArtor’s term
Gwen Piette
Schools in Jefferson County have begun participating in a new program called “Handle With Care,” which alerts educators to students who are going through a tough time.
