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Supervisors expect to approve roughly 3-3.5% raises in December, while department heads say they need time to iron out details
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Supervisors expect to approve roughly 3-3.5% raises in December, while department heads say they need time to iron out details
Mike Liska and Mindi Rees are the new president and vice president of the Washington school district’s top decision-making body.
The United Church Women met Tuesday, November 12, 2024 at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church of Crawfordsville with nine ladies present.
Police said they arrested Brighton resident Michael Stottler Jr. after he allegedly fled from an officer into a field, charging the man with a handful of offenses.
Jim Cuddeback has used about a half-acre of his family’s century farm to grow popcorn for the last 20 years or so, by his estimation, although his family suspects it’s been longer than that.
Hostetler picked as coach, Pekin’s Glosser captain of 2024 squad
Check out these upcoming events for the Washington, Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield area.
City officials hope to open a free food pantry by the first of the year, resuming efforts to address food insecurity that started early in the pandemic. The service would be set up at the city-owned ambulance barn in Southtown.
Stan and Sharol Kroll are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary in 2024.
The Washington County 4-H & Youth Committee along with the Washington County 4-H County Council held the annual 4-H Awards Celebration November 10.
Washington’s schools say their attendance numbers are substantially improved in the first school year after state lawmakers passed a bill cracking down on chronic absenteeism.
The proposed ordinance would probably prevent wind energy development, but some locals still argue it doesn’t go far enough.
The Washington Police Department is asking city residents to start making arrangements for off-street parking ahead of the snowy season, now a few years into a new municipal ordinance that restricts parking during snowstorms, even for residents without their own driveway.
