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Are some of your most precious memories of friends and family stored in plastic totes or cardboard boxes in your basement or attic?
Twenty members of the Mid-Prairie FFA chapter traveled to Ames for the Iowa FFA Leadership Conference April 13-15.
DES MOINES — Southeast Iowa’s corn and soybean planting process seems to be coming along faster than in other parts …
A crowd turned out to Washington’s downtown area Saturday for a roughly 90-minute “Hands Off” protest opposing a handful of policies enacted by President Donald Trump in the first several months of his second term, synchronized with a flurry of similar rallies across the nation on the same day.
Washington’s city council and school district have approved their budgets for the coming fiscal year, with the county supervisors set to vote on their finances next week. Here’s everything you need to know.
Members of PLANT Washington gathered on Earth Day for a ribbon-cutting and shovel-turning ceremony and Alive-After-5 celebration, to mark the opening of their long-awaited community garden on South Avenue D.
Keota, Highland and Winfield-Mt. Union each faced considerable pushback when they announced the change to a 4-day school week. But a year later,
Washington boys get 4th-straight conference win
A smattering of new amenities are coming to the park in downtown Washington as summer draws near, but the year’s first few downtown events may be light on restrooms and tables.
A pair of operational sharing agreements that provide funding and shared staff members to Washington and Keota school districts will continue, after a school board member last month moved to dissolve the arrangement.
CRAWFORDSVILLE NEWS
Back by popular demand, hilarious comedy will burst to life again during An Evening of Improvisation Theater at the Washington Area Performing Arts and Events on April 26.
A group of performers from the Des Moines Metro Opera will soon be creating magic for Washington's schoolchildren—and the community as a whole.
