Only one Washington County department met the Board of Supervisors’ directive to trim expenses by at least 5% in preliminary budget requests for next fiscal year, but officials say the dust has hardly settled as financial details are worked out.
WASHINGTON — A secondary roads employee in Washington County has served the local government for decades, earning a nod from …
DES MOINES — The average price received by farmers for corn during December 2023 in Iowa was $4.89 per bushel …
BRIGHTON — The Lions Club Annual Soup Supper is scheduled at the Brighton Community Center from 4:30 to 7 p.m. …
WASHINGTON — Join the Washington Chamber of Commerce on Friday, Feb. 9 over the lunch hour for a discussion with …
Advocacy group will also seek nonprofit status
WASHINGTON — The city of Washington is raising money for the medical needs of a K-9 named Dex, according to …
County code change will likely wait on other documents, handful of other issues
WASHINGTON — A week spent celebrating Catholic private schools across the nation has drawn numerous alumni and community members to …
WELLMAN — Around 850 buildings in Wellman went dark Saturday night after a car ran into a transmission pole south …
WASHINGTON — An inspection needed to recertify Washington County Public Health’s Home Health program for federal Medicaid and Medicare dollars …
March deadline to file for six county positions, on ballot in June
Washington, IA — Longtime public school professional and community advocate Ed Chabal announced his campaign for State Senate in Senate …
WASHINGTON — Community and Family Resources (CFR) is pleased to announce the expansion of mental health services for individuals in …
WASHINGTON — An ordinance governing wind turbines in Washington County is back on the Board of Supervisors docket almost three …
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