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MPCSD students showed off their hard work and raw talent in an evening filled with jazz music at the Chapel Auditorium
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MPCSD students showed off their hard work and raw talent in an evening filled with jazz music at the Chapel Auditorium
The Iowa Public Information Board on Thursday accepted a complaint against the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, but members didn’t necessarily say they believed there was any foul play involved in the sheriff’s delayed and brief response to a public record request last year.
Mt. Pleasant FFA officers learn about many of the additional uses for corn
The Washington Police Department has announced that additional charges and an additional arrest have been made in their investigation of the property at 615 South Marion Ave.
Around 150 Washington school district parents and teachers attended an informational meeting Wednesday night to discuss a possible four-day school week with district administrators and board members. The group seemed about evenly split over the proposal.
The Washington Great Places Committee no longer receives periodic grant funding from the state. But its members hope to draw passion and creativity from community members at an event Wednesday night.
A representative of Waste Management fielded questions from the public on Thursday about a new trash and recycling contract that would give every household in Fairfield a trash cart similar to their recycling cart.
Farmers got some good news over the holidays when they learned that the U.S. Congress had passed the American Relief Act of 2025, which includes $10 billion in economic assistance for farmers.
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J-Term shifts from project-based learning to career-focused exploration
Fairfield Community Center will host a 10-part series on family issues and substance abuse.
TIPTON — A financial and tax consulting company with roots in Washington announced earlier earlier this month that is has …
An ice cream shop has opened in the strip mall on Fairfield’s South Main Street.
A rural Fairfield woman will be inducted into her high school’s athletic Hall of Fame exactly 50 years since she won the state title in the discus, a throw that was also a school record.
