School officials have completed a first reading of a policy that would maintain personal finance class as a requirement to graduate from the Washington School District, despite a recently enacted state law that allows schools to drop the class and install its curriculum in other courses.
DES MOINES — Iowa corn production is forecast at 2.52 billion bushels according to the latest USDA, National Agricultural Statistics …
WASHINGTON — Purple ribbons once again adorn the streetlights around Washington’s downtown, holding up Hospice of Washington County flyers for …
The Fairfield Community Garden has announced that it is seeking volunteers for a couple of work days this week before …
FAIRFIELD – The expo hall of the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center was filled with hundreds of people Friday night …
Culvert replacement expected to take up to two weeks
Supervisors said they were open to the idea of replacing Washington County board of health members Jack Seward Jr. and Cathy Buffington as their terms come to an end in 2024, but have not committed to doing so.
Peter and the Wolf, Encanto and Star Wars music will fill the five concerts
MPCSD students find ways to show gratitude to Veterans for the holiday
A friendship forged through a random pairing on an Honor Flight remains strong nearly a decade later
FAIRFIELD – Fairfield honored its veterans with a public ceremony Thursday morning held in the auditorium of the Fairfield High …
WASHINGTON — Members of a Mid-Prairie culinary class served their own food for a fundraiser at Café Dodici Monday night, …
An article on page 3 of the Thursday, Nov. 9 edition of the Southeast Iowa Union titled “’Murder on the …
WASHINGTON — Washington County Hospital and Clinics is pleased to announce that Lisbeth Whaley, DNP, ARNP, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC has joined …
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