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The use of an overdose reversal drug is trending up within the region when looking at the numbers of use in the first half of 2019 compared to last year.
The Washington School Board will set its 2019-20 property tax rate during its meeting Wednesday night.
U.S. Air Force Airman Jacob J. Johnson, Washington, recently graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
The developer of the former Schroeder Drugs building in Downtown Washington plans to recapture its historic look.
The Washington City Council Monday approved a preliminary plat request that will allow for a home to be put up for sale.
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Washington School District officials reported a smooth start to the 2019-20 school year.
Two people were revived during suspected overdoses in Washington, police said.
Dan Brinkmann, automotive technology instructor at the Washington School District’s Four Rivers Career Center, is one of 17 semifinalists for the 2020 Missouri Teacher of the Year.
A Washington concession stand was broken into and vandalized over the weekend.
The eighth annual Foodstock will be held this Saturday, Aug. 24, from 4 to 11 p.m. under the Farmers’ Market in historic Downtown Washington.
A historic surveying company is recommending Washington seek specific areas within the International Shoe Factory District for nominations to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Council members Monday revived an ordinance allowing short-term lodging at a home in a Washington neighborhood.
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A striping project has hit a snag that will delay the reopening of the Washington Municipal Airport.
A plan to seek its own bids for rock salt proved to be beneficial for the city, saving more than $15,000.
Two county residents were injured Saturday, Aug. 17, in a car that struck a tree in Warren County.
Nelson Appell has been named the Washington Public Library interim director as the search begins for a new director.
The Washington City Council Monday is poised to vote on a special use permit for a short-term rental that is opposed by several neighbors.
The third annual OxFest 2019 Music Festival, to benefit the Duane Haddox Scholarship, Whole Kids Outreach and the WINGS Educational Foundation, will be held Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Washington city park concert pavilion.
A 14-year-old Washington boy was taken into custody Thursday for burglarizing the high school.
Washington School District teachers and staff were encouraged Wednesday morning at opening ceremonies to take care of themselves so they can take care of students.
Washington police suspect it was a slingshot that hurled small balls into the windows of businesses causing property damage.
The addition of a concession stand and focus on maintaining a clean bathhouse at the Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex in Washington seems to have paid off, officials said.
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Going once, going twice, 184 hogs sold.
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It was group buying this year at the Blue Ribbon Livestock Auction at the Washington Town & Country Fair.
Washington city staff want to start a conversation of how sludge will be processed in the coming years — including the proposal for new equipment.
Students in the Washington School District will head back to school this Thursday.
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The best indicators of a successful Fair are the smiles on the faces of Fairgoers, said Washington Town & Country Fair Chairman Jason Unnerstall.
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The Bob Evans restaurant in Washington is the target of the most recent hepatitis A case over the weekend and mass vaccination clinics are being planned within the next 14 days.
The Bob Evans restaurant in Washington is the target of a recent hepatitis A case in Franklin County.
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Washington School District officials are reminding families of changes that have been made to the academic calendar for the new school year.
The last day to cool off at the Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex in Washington will be this Sunday, Aug. 11.
An O’Fallon man was killed Sunday, Aug. 11, on a motorcycle on Highway 100.
A budget amendment was approved Monday, Aug. 5, by the Washington City Council that will allow for technology upgrades at the library.
The Washington Historical Society will host its monthly Evening at the Museum Tuesday, Aug. 13, featuring “Missouri’s Muderous Matrons,” a story of two of Missouri’s female serial killers, Bertha Gifford and Emma Heppermann.
The 2019 Washington Town & Country Fair Queen candidates were recognized Wednesday evening, Aug. 7, during the coronation ceremony for their contributions to the $373,341 worth of advanced Fair passes that were sold.
The Washington City Council Monday, Aug. 5, approved an ordinance that requires contractors to temporarily patch trenches following work along city streets.
The Washington School District will hold opening ceremonies for all teachers and staff Wednesday morning, Aug. 14, at 8:30 a.m. in the high school theater.
The city has contracted with a firm that will provide tools to market real estate in Washington.
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A Marthasville man was killed Saturday, Aug. 10, in a crash at Highway 47 and East Eighth Street.
There were 94 permits issued by the Washington Building Department in July, including a permit for the construction of an assisted living facility estimated to cost $4,000,000.
Washington police responded to a home in the 200 block of High Street Monday, Aug. 5, at 1:36 a.m. for a suspected drug overdose.
Downtown Washington Inc.’s Board of Directors announced the upcoming departure of Bridgette Kelch as its executive director by the end of September.
The Washington Planning and Zoning Commission will review requests for a preliminary plat and special use permit Monday, Aug. 12.
A Washington man was injured in a one-vehicle crash Tuesday, Aug. 6, when the garbage truck he was driving overturned.
The Washington City Council will again vote on an ordinance that would permit a short-term dwelling in a residential neighborhood where neighbors previously objected to the plan.
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Too many dirty diapers, greasy pizza boxes or grass clippings could ruin a truckload of recyclables, sending them to the landfill instead of the recycling center.
Families at the Washington Town & Country Fair are invited to a celebration of reading as The Missourian wraps up its summer reading program with a “Splashdown Party” this Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the Family Fun Center.
A search committee is forming for a new Washington Public Library director.
A Villa Ridge man was charged Thursday, Aug. 1, with child abuse for allegedly assaulting two teens, and chasing them while wielding a pistol.
There will be 16 police officers helping the Washington Police Department at the Washington Town & Country Fair.
In preparation for the 2019-20 school year, open houses have been scheduled throughout the Washington School District.
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