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Demons swept by 6th-ranked Knights in regional semifinals
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Demons swept by 6th-ranked Knights in regional semifinals
Golden Hawks sweep Albia to move one win away from state
The Class 2A and 1A state qualifying cross-country meets were held around the state of Iowa on Thursday. Here re …
Washington sends both boys and girls squads to state for 1st time, MP freshman gets final spot
‘The living room of Kalona’ will serve its last drinks on Oct. 31, after owners said it failed to recover from business disruptions in 2020.
Erin Kaufman is a physical therapist with a passion for women’s health. Since opening over the summer, she’s quickly filled a niche that many providers struggle to fill, offering PT of all kinds, especially when its geared toward current and expecting mothers.
The owner of Jane Anne Boutique went from a full-time photographer to a clothing store owner. In about a week.
As the head of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, Michelle Redlinger is tasked with organizing events, grilling prospective lawmakers at candidate forums, writing weekly newsletters, coordinating community promotion efforts, connecting locals with business resources, and any number of other things. She’s also heavily involved in town as a volunteer, and a member of the city’s hotel/motel tax committee.
Kristen Anderson and Kylen Harbison are the co-owners of Beauty with Grace, a salon in downtown Washington. They’re also mother and daughter.
A pair of vehicles collided at the intersection of Highway 22 and Dogwood Avenue west of Wellman on Wednesday, totaling both cars and leaving at least one of the drivers involved with serious, but not life-threatening injuries, according to police records.
Noah Schlabaugh, 23, was also convicted of requesting a search warrant under false pretenses in Linn County.
The Crawfordsville Lions Club met Monday, October 14, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. for their monthly dinner meeting at the Crawfordsville …
Kirkwood Washington County Regional Center is excited to announce its student ambassadors for the 2024-25 academic year. These outstanding individuals have been chosen for their leadership, dedication to College Credit in High School (CCHS) learning, and enthusiasm for representing Kirkwood Community College.
Washington library’s MakeIT Place Pottery studio has been a labor of love for me over the past year.
