Highland students will attend class only on four days a week next school year, after a 6-1 vote in favor of the change at a school board meeting Feb. 12. Superintendent Ken Crawford has spent the last few months advocating for the move which will give students Fridays off, but lengthen other school days by about 45 minutes, and get rid of early-outs.
KALONA — The Washington County Sheriff’s Office said at 2:22 p.m. Wednesday that law enforcement officers had located missing Kalona …
WASHINGTON — Nominations are now open for the Washington Chamber of Commerce Citizen and Business of the Year awards. The …
Administrative duties will be delegated to existing staff, likely for next several months
WASHINGTON – Students at Stewart Elementary spent this week performing and recognizing myriad acts of kindness, in the building’s first …
DES MOINES — The Southeast Iowa Union took home almost a dozen awards from the Iowa Newspaper Association’s annual convention …
WELLMAN — The Wellman Public Library will spend this week moving back into its new and improved original building next …
WASHINGTON — A car ran into Beans Pharmacy in Washington on Wednesday. A Washington Police Department Call For Service Log …
WASHINGTON — The Washington Police Department announced Thursday afternoon, Feb. 8, that it had located 13-year-old Alexandra Lynn after she …
WASHINGTON — Main Street Washington’s office is no longer located on Main Street, but leaders say they’re fine with the …
WASHINGTON — The 4-H mission says “4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential through youth-adult partnerships and research-based experiences.” …
WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, State Rep. Heather Hora (R-Washington) announced her re-election bid for Iowa House District 92. “I have …
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