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Newton too much for Washington in non-conference clash
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Newton too much for Washington in non-conference clash
Slow 4th quarter dooms Demons in Oskaloosa
Tuesday night’s small school basketball action was highlighted by a big win by streaking Hillcrest Academy, which stayed atop the …
Washington County Hospital and Clinics (WCHC) Imaging Services is excited to offer DXA Body Composition Analysis, a precise and non-invasive test to measure fat, muscle, and bone composition.
BRIGHTON — A fire on a farm east of Brighton late Sunday night destroyed a barn, killing the livestock inside …
Washington County residents joined Kirkwood Community College higher-ups at a celebration last week, marking the 10-year anniversary of the school’s extension building in Washington.
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2025 looks to be an action-packed year in the state legislature. Here’s a look at the top of the docket for Washington County’s elected representatives in Des Moines.
A panel of contest court judges ruled 2-1 Monday morning that a narrowly-passed $15 million bond issue at Highland schools would stand, even though precinct officials mistakenly handed out ballots to 96 voters who were not school district residents, and should not have been allowed to vote on the matter.
Washington swept in SEC road trip to Keokuk
Fairfield wins and loses at home triangular The Fairfield boys saw victory and defeat on Thursday night in a home …
Around 150 Washington school district parents and teachers attended an informational meeting Wednesday night to discuss a possible four-day school week with district administrators and board members. The group seemed about evenly split over the proposal.
The Washington Great Places Committee no longer receives periodic grant funding from the state. But its members hope to draw passion and creativity from community members at an event Wednesday night.
In-laws Jenna Schneider and Jerad Ropp have farmed together with Schneider’s father for years. But in August, the two took a leap for the business, acquiring Moeller Ag Services, the local dealer for Precision Planting equipment, when its owner retired.
