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The Washington Public Library’s Author Fest will expand this year to include a new program called “Friday Brunch.”
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The Washington Public Library’s Author Fest will expand this year to include a new program called “Friday Brunch.”
Iowa’s corn and soybean harvest time has arrived, according to the latest Crop Progress and Condition Report, released by the USDA and National Agricultural Statistics Service on Monday.
WASHINGTON — The Demons will hold their annual spirit night Thursday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. at the high school …
Private school thanks Riverboat Foundation for grant money.
It’s nearly the last weekend of September, and that means the Kalona Fall Festival is about to return. The decades-long tradition promises to bring apple fritters, historical insight and activities to the town in northern Washington County.
WASHINGTON — Contractors from Renoux Builders inspected and replaced countless holiday lights strung up around Washington’s square on Friday and Saturday, part of a yearly routine for the winter decorations coordinated by the city, local chamber of commerce, and downtown businesses.
Highway was closed on one side throughout spring and summer, delaying traffic between Brighton and Richland
An ordinance amendment governing yard parking for vehicles and trailers passed last week in Washington, setting limits on how long vehicles of any time can spend parked on the grass of residential yards before they have to move.
Demons go over .500 in West Liberty, Van Buren goes 4-0 in Eldon
Demons shutout in undefeated bout against No. 10 Grinnell
Mid-Prairie (1-3) 42, West Burlington (3-1) 21 Mid-Prairie had a tough start to the season, in which they lost three …
Demons sweep Class A individual races at Timm Lamb Relays
Washington County Supervisors have completed the process to put a new ordinance on the books that heavily regulates wind power in the area, effectively preventing any large-scale development for the renewable energy source in the foreseeable future.
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