A city employee of over 29 years, JJ Bell says he’s frustrated after his unexpected removal from office in June, when he was told to resign or be fired. Confirmed details about the reasons behind his departure are scarce.
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.
Washington’s city council and school district have approved their budgets for the coming fiscal year, with the county supervisors set to vote on their finances next week. Here’s everything you need to know.
The Washington City Council voted Tuesday night to terminate a development agreement with Washington Hotel Group LLC, which has planned since 2023 to build a sizable hotel on the east side of town.
The city of Washington will continue to require removal of gravesite decorations in its cemeteries ahead of annual cleanup dates, despite pushback from some community members.
A city ordinance governing where, how long and when vehicles can park in residential yards has passed its final vote of approval. While the third and final reading last week ended months of debate, not everyone was happy with the outcome.
The stage is set for a potential final reading at next week’s city council meeting, despite vocal dissent from a handful of residents.
Cars can no longer occupy curb on parts of East Main, Second, among others
An ordinance amendment governing yard parking for vehicles and trailers passed last week in Washington, setting limits on how long vehicles of any time can spend parked on the grass of residential yards before they have to move.
A pair of unrelated parking ordinances continue to work their way toward passage at Washington City Council meetings, with a handful of code proposals on the agenda for the next session on Tuesday, Sept. 17.
WASHINGTON — City officials have extended a building agreement with developers for a hotel planned in eastern Washington, signaling an …
Proposals would limit parking on residential stretches of Main, Second, North Marion
For first time in a year and a half, Washington has a mayor and all six council members
WASHINGTON — A change to Washington’s municipal laws for vehicles parked in residential yards was unexpectedly torpedoed Tuesday night, when …
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