Holiday cheer arrived with a touch of mischief this month at Washington Community School District elementary buildings, where elves, Grinches and spirited students transformed the final days before winter break into a string of playful moments and seasonal learning.
Heavy snowfall that swept across Washington the Saturday after Thanksgiving forced the cancellation of multiple holiday events, including the community’s annual live radio Christmas play, prompting organizers to shift the beloved tradition to a recorded broadcast airing Christmas Eve on KCII.
Southeast Iowa has entered the heart of winter illness season, with influenza and strep infections climbing sharply in recent weeks even as COVID-19 activity remains low, according to Washington County health officials.
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HOOPLA, the largest piece that has ever been created by the Washington fiber art community, was installed at the Washington …
After the Washington County Beef Weigh-in on Dec. 13, 82 Washington County 4-H’ers and FFA members have enrolled and weighed …
Over the last few months many have driven by Aspire of Washington assuming that operations continued as normal. Upon a little further investigation, however, it appears the nursing facility quietly closed this past fall leaving the vacancy abundantly clear as the drive and parking lot remain covered in snow this winter.
On Christmas Day, when many kitchens fall quiet, Washington First Assembly of God Church will be bustling as volunteers prepare hundreds of meals for neighbors across the community.
Snow continued to shape the holiday season in Washington, but it did little to slow community spirit as families gathered Saturday for a rescheduled holiday events.
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WASHINGTON — The 2025-2026 Leadership Washington class learned a lot about various aspects of health and wellness during December. They …
What began five years ago as a modest community ballet has grown into a larger, more technically demanding production that now fills the stage at the Washington Community Theatre. Miss Elizabeth’s Academy of Classical Ballet marked that growth this season with its fifth annual performance of
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