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WASHINGTON — A vehicle rolled near the intersection of Highway 92 and Larch Avenue and Washington County Sunday night, sending …
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WASHINGTON — A vehicle rolled near the intersection of Highway 92 and Larch Avenue and Washington County Sunday night, sending …
WASHINGTON — Organizers said this year’s Washington Summer Classic Events drew smaller crowds and a shorter parade than most in …
FAIRFIELD – The Jefferson County Cattlemen’s Association donated about 70 pounds of canned beef to The Lord’s Cupboard on Thursday, …
FAIRFIELD – The Lord’s Cupboard food pantry in Fairfield hosted a Chamber of Commerce Member Mixer Thursday in honor of …
WELLMAN — Members of the Washington County Riverboat Foundation attended a Mid-Prairie baseball game May 26, where they were recognized …
FAIRFIELD — Judy Heisel has been hired to be the base manager for Jefferson County’s ambulance service. Heisel was previously …
Staff, Faculty, and community members said goodbye to the beloved institution
Hay and alfalfa fare slightly better in Hawkeye State
WASHINGTON — The Washington school district just shy of its goal to fill every open position before the school year …
After a lengthy restoration project, Swedesburg Evangelical Lutheran Church will rededicate their organ
Boys Golf The day after he graduated from high school, Mason Shelledy traveled to Ames to participate in the Class …
Fairfield Middle School celebrated the end of the 2022-2023 school year Wednesday with its annual “Color Run.” Students wear white …
FAIRFIELD — Fairfield First Fridays Art Walk will move to the great outdoors this Friday for a night of music, …
Very dry conditions and relatively warm weather meant Iowa farmers had 6.6 days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending May 28, 2023, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Farmers were still planting some corn and soybeans. However, farmers took advantage of the dry warm weather to cut a lot of hay. Other field activities included spraying pesticides on emerging crops.
