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Washington Evening Journal
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All wares need to be grown, baked or produced by the vendor
Lincoln Elementary School in Washington will be getting new playground equipment this summer. Principal Teresa Beenblossom said that the project …
For the last couple of months, Midwest Old Threshers has been working on putting a cast together for this year’s …
The Washington County Cattlemen’s Association will be holding its May is Beef month grilling promotion Wednesday. They will be grilling …
Districts scramble to adjust policies in waning days of school year
Aces and Eights
“If you asked me if COVID-19 was a threat, I’d say no,” a bishop asserted.
Cool, wet weather kept buyers away from the Trenton craft fair on Saturday.
First-year teachers in the Fairfield and Cardinal community school districts were awarded scholarships during a ceremony Friday. The Druzilla F. …
Keith Henkel supports charities as Star Wars storm trooper
Mt. Pleasant carpenter Joe Holtkamp found a treasure — four old porch posts that came from a home built in …
The Washington Tree Committee marked the city’s Arbor Day with a record-breaking tree giveaway and planting several trees at Lincoln Elementary School with the help of the Green Acres 4-H Club.
With bid letting for Phase 2 of the Kewash Nature Trail set for June, the Washington County Conservation Board is …
Farmers always watch the forecast to figure out when to plant, but this year, drought conditions gripping much of the state have raised anxiety levels. At the same time, corn and soybean prices are higher than they’ve been for a while.
