Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds paid a visit to Washington County Hospital and Clinics Wednesday morning, where she signed House File 424 into effect. The legislation allows physician assistants (PAs) to operate with less supervision after they reach at least two years of experience.
FAIRFIELD — The Fairfield Cultural Alliance is inviting the public to help shape the future of the organization by electing …
FAIRFIELD — The Fairfield Community School District plans to end its 3-year-old preschool program next school year, and has announced …
Kiwanis will host a Fly-In Aviation Celebration breakfast
Uptown Scoops ice cream shop will host grand opening, Friday
WASHINGTON — The Southeast Iowa Link (SEIL) and the South Central Behavioral Health Region (SCBHR) plan to merge into one …
WASHINGTON — It’s a great week to be a prospective arborist in Washington, as the city’s Tree Committee holding its …
WASHINGTON — A new endowment fund, named in honor of Washington couple Herb and Betty Osincup, has been created and …
Tigers near and far united in black and gold, Friday
WASHINGTON — The Washington Chamber of Commerce’s Spring Craft Fair was a great success with good weather on Saturday, May …
Residents experienced lost outdoor furniture, broken windows, and loss of power during the storm
WASHINGTON — Washington resident Marion Turnipseed has received France’s highest honor for his service during World War II, which included …
RIVERSIDE — The Iowa Donor Network announced Highland High School P.E., health and driver’s education teacher Jody Fink as the …
WASHINGTON — Members of the Washington Rotary Club celebrated their centennial anniversary two-and-a-half years behind schedule last week, with an …
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