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Experience the bold, experimental work of Iowa artist Aidan Krell on display this May and June at the Arts IMPACT Gallery in the Mount Pleasant Public Library
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Experience the bold, experimental work of Iowa artist Aidan Krell on display this May and June at the Arts IMPACT Gallery in the Mount Pleasant Public Library
A locally organized “constituent town hall” in Washington Tuesday night saw a handful of area activists voice their grievances about federal spending cuts, and encouraged attendees to do the same.
As Mt. Pleasant prepares to crown its Small Business of the Year, five standout finalists show how hometown hustle keeps the local economy thriving
A new court record has shed some light on details of former Washington Mayor Jaron Rosien’s case, as he pleads guilty to a less severe crime than the sexual abuse allegations made in 2023. Sentencing details and other stipulations of the plea deal are still uknown.
Mt. Pleasant students brought a fresh twist to prom night by swapping wrist corsages for vintage-inspired nosegay bouquets — and florists are taking note
Mark Keedy, a former intern at the Washington Evening Journal, has spent the majority of every week since October sorting, scanning and archiving thousands of decades-old film negatives from the local paper. He expects the project will take the rest of his life.
After more than a year of debate and revisions, county supervisors will hold the first of three readings Thursday on a proposed ordinance that could set new rules for wind and solar development.
A few weeks after making Veterans Affairs assistance easier to get, supervisors expect to vote May 13 on raising the General Assistance income cap as high as 200% of the federal poverty line.
Fairfield residents Jordi Quevedo-Valls and Kim Sinton founded Broker Edge Inc. in the hopes of connecting business owners who are looking to retire or sell their business with those who want to pick up the torch.
A documentary filmmaker is about to debut his latest work that compiles interviews of 15 Fairfield residents.
Two Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash at Hwy 218 and 78
Construction will continue for two weeks
Early voting for the new school board candidate is currently open
The Washington City Council has given a green light to a prospective business owner planning to build rental storage units in the Wiley Subdivision, despite concerns that doing so might trade off with other development in the area.
