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The city reports about $9.9 million in construction in 2024, following continued development in Southtown and elsewhere. More is expected in the near future.
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The city reports about $9.9 million in construction in 2024, following continued development in Southtown and elsewhere. More is expected in the near future.
All eyes were on the county to decide U.S. House District 1 race, where about 400 ballots separate Bohannan and Miller-Meeks. Officials blame ‘scanner issues’ with absentee ballots for delay. It wasn’t the only issue to throw a wrench in the county’s election results.
Sixth-graders entering Washington Middle School this year had a slightly different experience from their predecessors. Rather than being thrust from the structured days of elementary classroom routines directly into the high school-like world of student-specific schedules scattered around the building, the grade started the year using “cohorts.”
WASHINGTON — Tribulation and Trust Ministries will hold its third annual fundraising dinner and auction Friday, Nov. 8, starting at …
On Oct. 23, nine Mid-Prairie FFA members packed up and headed for Indianapolis to take part in the National FFA …
Sara English, KCTC’s Human Resource Manager, has been chosen to be on the Iowa Communications Alliance Leadership Academy’s leadership team, and will be furthering her commitment, knowledge, and skills in many different areas over the next few months.
Mid-Prairie girls win another state XC title; boys take 3rd; Pekin’s Glosser 3rd in 1A
Mt. Pleasant’s Lee finishes 63rd
Golden Hawks to face Mustangs for second meeting this season
Golden Hawks cruise to victory over Bulldogs in 2A second round
Retirement community’s fundraiser will feature quilts, pastries, collectible cups, invitations to home-cooked meals and plenty of other highly sought-after, locally-sourced goods.
CRAWFORDSVILLE NEWS
Four years after pandemic saw spike in absentee ballots, Washington County residents still show up in droves to vote early
Soy continued downward trend in September, while corn went up by seven cents
