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WASHINGTON – Public Health Director Danielle Pettit-Majewski said COVID-19 vaccines will still be prioritized for those over 65 and with …
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WASHINGTON – Public Health Director Danielle Pettit-Majewski said COVID-19 vaccines will still be prioritized for those over 65 and with …
The 2021 spring sports season will officially be fully underway on Monday as the last sport begin kicks off with …
An old deteriorating box culvert on 128th Place near Wellman is going to be replaced later this year. At Tuesday’s …
WASHINGTON – All of the lots in Plat 1 of the NLW Subdivision have been purchased by a construction company …
Stories From the Recipe Box is a project I have started this month in the hopes to preserve and share …
CORALVILLE – Tristin Westphal-Edwards is an All-American. Westphal-Edwards, a graduate of Washington High School, is a sophomore wrestler at Coe …
Kenneth ‘Brigham” Young turns 90 on March 27. Young formerly owned a TV shop in Washington. He has two daughters. …
The Washington Public Library will host the Washington Writers’ Workshop via Zoom from 10 a.m. to noon Friday, March 26. …
Highland Fine Arts Department will present the musical, ‘Beauty and the Beast.” Numerous students in the Highland student body are …
WASHINGTON – The Washington City Council approved the purchase of up to 16 new air bottles for the fire department. …
WASHINGTON – The team at Hospice of Washington County is looking forward to breaking ground for a new building starting …
Washington Public Library announced another batch of new materials it received this week. The following materials were donated by Women’s …
MT. PLEASANT – A handful of Southeast Iowa teams gathered at Mapleleaf Athletic Complex on Tuesday for a preseason track …
COLUMBUS JUNCTION – High school athletes were running, jumping and throwing in competition for the first time in almost two …
