A 34-year-old from Kalona charged with child exploitation had his case moved from county court to a federal level last week, according to publicly available records.
Administrators and elected decision-makers in Washington have all expressed profound interest in pivoting to a year-round academic calendar in the months since state lawmakers allowed the schedule for higher grade levels.
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.
When the Washington Public Library opened its makerspace in June last year, initial foot traffic was low, as high public interest in the project met with a limited number of planned programs there, but the makerspace has growing steadily ever since.
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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.
Megan Libe had hoped to open a new establishment on Washington’s square in July. Construction hurdles pushed the timeline back to September, and eventually October.
Jim Malley was working at a hardware store in Keota years before humanity landed on the moon.
A longtime destination home equipment store — Appliance Barn — was purchased by a larger brand in June, called Grand Appliance.
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A Kalona woman was hospitalized after a pickup truck struck her on an e-bike the morning of Sept. 3.
Tweeton Chiropractic, a Washington-based business marked its 75th year of operation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony downtown last week.
The Huskies won’t play until Sept. 26, as 13 players on their 21-member roster are out with injuries.
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