Suggestion comes after a siren failure in Wellman on Friday, where tornadoes leveled several buildings west of town. Washington County Emergency Management Coordinator Marissa Reisen said it was “the worst place” possible for the county’s siren system to fail in light of Friday’s damage, but that crews were on-site fixing the siren Tuesday morning in preparation for more bad weather
WASHINGTON — Colton Schneider took an oath and was named Washington’s newest police officer Monday morning, at a ceremony held …
The Washington Chamber Ambassadors celebrated the Grand Opening of Meraki Crafted (215 S Iowa Ave; next to Boho Bailey) on …
WASHINGTON — News of devastation from a severe storms between Wellman and Keota Friday has sparked a wave of fundraisers, …
FAIRFIELD — Judge Shawn Showers turned down a request to suppress certain evidence and an application for discretionary review from …
FAIRFIELD — In a report to city council members Monday night, Fairfield Library Director Alecs Mickunas said the institution would …
WASHINGTON — The Washington Police Department has arrested and charged Kenneth Koch, 35, of Washington with Failure to Comply with …
Federation Bank is excited to announce the promotion of Rhonda Henry to Senior Lender. Rhonda is a graduate of Waco …
WASHINGTON — County supervisors had two conversations with representatives from broadband provider Cloudburst9 this week. The wireless internet service is …
Warriors give Trojans a sweat in school’s first soccer game, experience prevails in the end
Washington takes second straight game to start new season
WELLMAN — For much of Washington County, a storm front around rush hour Friday night was a worrying, but ultimately …
WASHINGTON — County officials said an issue with their non-emergency phone lines was resolved by Thursday afternoon. The problem had …
All findings are repeat from last year
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