Articles Tagged: Washington County

Washington held its first official Juneteenth celebration Saturday, marking the spread of a long-held holiday only recently reaching the mainstream. …

After a proclamation from the mayor and months of planning by organizations, Washington Central Park will hold a Juneteenth Freedom …

Children’s and junior fiction collections opened for patron use at noon on Thursday at the Washington Public Library. Computer access, …

Council members agreed on some details of the transition

Mayor Jaron Rosien made two proclamations at the June 15 City Council Meeting. The first declared June 19 “Juneteenth,” on …

The Washington school board announced plans to use a $542,000 grant for mental health resources during its regular meeting last …

The Washington Public Library held a bubble show at Washington Central Park Tuesday morning. The event, performed by educational entertainment …

I have worked in Washington for just over three weeks now, and every time I introduce myself, I’m consistently asked …

Emergency crews responded to a medical emergency call for a construction worker at Federation Bank Tuesday morning. Police Chief Jim …

School board seeks extension for the DNR-mandated project

Artists spread across the town to paint natural scenes

Washington has begun its yearly touch-up of street paint around the city. “It’s crosswalks, around the schools, along the roads …

After 11 years as Washington High School’s principal, Erik Buchholz is transferring into a teaching position at the middle school. …

Proposal OK’d by school board Wednesday would not raise taxes

With the resignation of City Administrator Brent Hinson effective Aug. 6, Washington must begin its search for a successor. Although …