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Food and personal hygiene donations accepted at WACO High School Sept. 22-Oct. 2
Washington Evening Journal
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Food and personal hygiene donations accepted at WACO High School Sept. 22-Oct. 2
Fairfield’s charitable food program that seeks to feed school children on the weekends is now more than a decade old, and still going strong.
A group of three women have formed their own miniature farmers market that meets once a month on a farm south of Lockridge.
From the sleek lines of minimalism to the bold colors and layered textures of maximalism, homeowners are embracing a wider variety of styles than ever before. Neutral palettes with subtle accents sit comfortably alongside mid-century silhouettes, rustic woods, and floral patterns making a comeback.For Heather Leichty, owner of Your Dream Home Furniture and Floors in Mt. Pleasant, one noticeable shift she sees is in a room people used to overlooked.
With the recent approval by the school board to construct a new agriculture education greenhouse, instruction at Mt. Pleasant Community High School is set to expand and provide students with more hands-on opportunities year-round.
An administrative law judge is poised to lift the stay on the City of Fairfield’s plan to drain Walton Lake, but it won’t necessarily mean the end of litigation.
A Washington man faces assault charges after Mt. Pleasant Police Department received reports that he swung a crowbar at an Iowa National Guardsman at Pizza Hut.
A Mt. Pleasant man has been ordered to appear in court after a hit-and-run crash last month.
But that doesn’t mean students are free from out-of-class assignments
Police in Louisa County say they have a suspect in custody following a five-month investigation of a sexual assault reported in April, but which happened over a decade prior.
The Mt. Pleasant Community High School marching band stood shoulder to shoulder around the flagpole the morning of Thursday, Sept. 11, horns and drums poised, waiting for the familiar first notes of the national anthem. As the patriotic song floated through the air, students carried on a promise, “Never Forget.”
When DJ’s Casual Cafe opened in Wellman, there were a handful of challenges right off the bat, like a fire that destroyed part of the building.
The Fairfield Police Department arrested two women and charged both with 48 counts of animal neglect, following a search warrant that revealed animals kept in overcrowded kennels and covered in feces.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office issued a news release Tuesday, Sept. 16 indicating that a person had died in a side-by-side rollover accident.
