Articles Tagged: Washington, Iowa

Since before she could form a sentence, The Joy of Music Owner Elisabeth Peiffer has been enthusiastic about music.

The City of Washington has released more information pertaining to former Washington Maintenance and Construction Superintendent JJ Bell, who was asked to resign in lieu of termination in June after having served in the department for 29 years.

Kalen McCain reflects on his career as the Washington reporter at the Southeast Iowa Union.

The Washington City Council is taking early steps to continue funding the local municipal band without dipping into taxpayer dollars.

The city of Washington plans to consider one business owner’s proposal to install public sidewalk art aimed at preventing collisions between cars and buildings.

WASHINGTON — The Washington Economic Development Group is working on a project to pick up a cottage formerly at Kalona’s …

A “pop-up” escape room set to open in Washington in September aims to pack an hour of phone-free fun into a single rented room.

Dr. Lindsey Van Duyn is a physician in Washington, where she sees a wide variety of patients, many of whom face challenges with their mental health, like depression and anxiety.

Tweeton Chiropractic, a Washington-based business marked its 75th year of operation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony downtown last week.

Of 15 inmates ICE ordered detained this year, none are convicted of felonies

The Community Foundation of Washington County plans to hold a new fundraising event Sept. 8, offering food, a cash bar and live music for guests asked to bring $100 each, benefiting a pair of local nonprofits.

Washington City Council members have voted in favor of a resolution directing contractors to outline plans for much-anticipated sidewalk and street construction downtown.

City council members in Washington voted Aug. 5 to approve a development agreement on the north side of town, where a local company plans to build several houses on a land currently used for row crops, despite its suburban surroundings.

The United Presbyterian Home held its annual art reception Aug. 6, showcasing a variety of pieces made by residents in the retirement community’s painting workshop.

Washington County has joined a fast-growing list of counties eligible for payouts from a legal settlement with Purdue Pharma and its owners, who manufactured and aggressively marketed the addictive painkiller OxyContin for decades, causing hundreds of thousands of overdose-related deaths.