Articles Tagged: Washington County

A motorcyclist was badly injured after hitting a deer on Ginkgo Avenue, heading north out of Wellman Thursday night

As students, teachers and staff return to classrooms this year, Washington administrators say they’re urging families to establish consistent routines.

Returning Bucket Bottle Market Steer Champion: Tate Bombei, Limecreek Livewires Reserve: Blair Northup, Green Acres Returning Bucket Bottle Market Heifer …

Senior Showmanship Champion: Kaden Read, Horse and Pony Club Reserve: Ellie Evans, Horse and Pony Club Intermediate Showmanship Champion: Charlee …

Jr. Dairy Doe Champion: Adyson Gerot, Highlanders Reserve: Sandra Edwards, Highlanders Yearling Dairy Doe Champion: Sandra Edwards, Highlanders Reserve: Addison …

Holstein Champion: Reese Good, Highlanders Milking Shorthorn Champion: Emma Alderton, Prairie Pride Reserve: Tyler Alderton, Prairie Pride Supreme Dairy Heifer …

4 Class Rabbit Champion: Avery Rich, Washington Hustlers Reserve: Lane Norman, Limecreek Livewires 6 Class Rabbit Champion: Isabelle Duvall, Independent …

Senior Champion: Grace Skelton, Limecreek Limelights Reserve: Tate Bombei, Limecreek Livewires Intermediate Champion: Clayton Bartholomew, Franklin Cubs Reserve: Tessa Bombei, …

Pen of 3 egg layers Champion: Isabelle Duvall, independent Reserve: Hailey Plank, Highlanders Standardized production broilers Champion: Brynn Conrad, Dutch …

Cow with Calf Champion: Lauren McWhirter, Franklin Cubs Reserve: Sydney Williams, Green Acres Returning Bucket Bottle Champion: Zach Hotchkiss, Green …

Ah, the back-to-school season. Remember when it was all about picking out the coolest backpack, stocking up on gel pens, …

WASHINGTON — Washington’s central park will turn into a “Foam Zone” to celebrate the end of summer on Saturday, Aug. …

WASHINGTON — The walls of the Washington Public Library are replete with artwork, from paintings of the community to abstract …

For first time in a year and a half, Washington has a mayor and all six council members

Landowners in Washington County may have to wait until September to divide their property into parcels, as supervisors consider changes to an ordinance driven by an individual “blatantly circumventing the intent” the current code.