Articles Tagged: Washington, Iowa

Washington High School will open its doors for public tours on Oct. 16, in an effort to show off new facilities added during construction over the last year.

Kate Flannery and Trevin Sulentich were named Washington’s 2024 Homecoming Queen and King Thursday night, Sept. 26, at the conclusion of the high school’s annual spirit assembly.

WASHINGTON — Contractors from Renoux Builders inspected and replaced countless holiday lights strung up around Washington’s square on Friday and Saturday, part of a yearly routine for the winter decorations coordinated by the city, local chamber of commerce, and downtown businesses.

The YMCA of Washington County won’t open a long-awaited aquatic facility this month as they’d originally hoped, but representatives say their fingers remain crossed about getting the pool up and running by year’s end.

A pair of unrelated parking ordinances continue to work their way toward passage at Washington City Council meetings, with a handful of code proposals on the agenda for the next session on Tuesday, Sept. 17.

The Washington Golf and Country Club will celebrate 100 years in business with a golf tournament and other events this Saturday

Rob Sand talks taxes, transparency and privatization on 99-county tour stop in Washington’s central park

A new set of small murals, painted on plywood and installed on the west side of Purposefully You in Washington, has spruced up an otherwise undecorated municipal parking lot, and has sparked a broader effort to push for public artwork.

WASHINGTON — City officials have extended a building agreement with developers for a hotel planned in eastern Washington, signaling an …

WASHINGTON — Vendors will fill Washington’s square from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday Sept. 7 for the 35th Fall …

Proposals would limit parking on residential stretches of Main, Second, North Marion

WASHINGTON — With the school year now underway, high schoolers in Washington find themselves in newly built classrooms on the …

First-grade students at Stewart Elementary evacuated their wing of the building Tuesday morning after staff detected smoke and smelled burning plastic, according to an email sent to families in the Washington school district.

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