Advocacy group Washington For Justice is holding a diaper drive at several locations in town, saying the endeavor was inspired by discussions at their Martin Luther King Jr. Day event in January.
WASHINGTON — Yaro and Mary Chmelar are the Washington Tree Committee’s “Supporters of the Year,” the group announced at a …
U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks paid a visit to the Washington’s square on Thursday, taking a tour led by Main Street Washington through the downtown area.
Lawmakers and Washington area constituents had more heated exchanges than usual at last week’s event, focusing especially on school funding, trans rights, and legal liabilities for pesticide companies.
A Washington school board member has proposed the termination of two staff sharing agreements with Keota’s school district amid concerns about an advertisement the latter ran at a movie theater in Washington.
The Washington City Council voted Tuesday night to terminate a development agreement with Washington Hotel Group LLC, which has planned since 2023 to build a sizable hotel on the east side of town.
Organizers celebrate variety of groups involved as project comes together
Hundreds of Washington area community members gathered for a banquet at the Riverside Casino & Golf Resort Monday night, for the Greater Washington Business Partnership Annual Awards dinner.
Organizers say they’re excited to raise some money for community improvement with the Washington Betterment Foundation’s annual pub crawl this Saturday.
Victorian View was the home of Sandy and Jerry Bacon for about six months after they bought it in 2021. When a lengthy commute to one’s new job led them to move away, they kept the property as a short-term rental on Airbnb and Vrbo, before opening it up as an event venue.
WASHINGTON — Members of the Washington Great Places Committee are still processing the feedback they got from their “Ignite the …
Crews began moving an iconic but out-of-use white barn on the side of Washington County Road G36 to Kalona Tuesday morning, crawling slowly along back roads and highways for the two-day, 17.3-mile trip.
A handful of librarians and patrons expressed their relief at a legislative forum in Washington Thursday night, as the area’s state lawmakers said they didn’t plan to enact a pair of proposals that would heighten scrutiny of library materials.
WASHINGTON — Washington’s annual film fest is now certified by the Iowa Economic Development Authority, making it eligible for newly …
Decision-makers will revisit issue in October after 5-0 vote
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