A Washington woman was hurt Wednesday, Dec. 5, when the car she was driving was struck by a pickup.
The Washington City Council Monday, Dec. 2, approved a new agreement with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly (CMT) Inc for airport consulting work.
The Washington City Council approved one appointment and two reappointments to the Washington Tourism Commission.
Tickets are still available for the 37th annual Holiday House Tour set for this Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m.
The Washington City Council Monday approved a fire department request to use reserves to purchase new turnout gear.
Downtown Washington Inc. and merchants in the historic core are celebrating the holidays with a variety of activities this month.
Family and friends who have mourned the loss of a child will gather for a candlelight vigil this Friday, Dec. 6, at the Angel of Hope monument in Washington.
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Despite the rain, the Holiday Parade of Lights Friday night was still a big success, according to Cassidy Lowery, events specialist for Downtown Washington Inc., which sponsors the parade.
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Family and friends who have mourned the loss of a child will gather for a candlelight vigil this Friday, Dec. 6, at the Angel of Hope monument in Washington.
A Washington man sustained serious injuries Sunday in a crash on Highway A.
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What once had been a thriving feed store years ago at Front and Market streets in Downtown Washington will be transformed within the next 18 months into 10 condominiums.
A Marthasville woman and a woman from Ohio were killed Friday, Nov. 29, in a crash on Highway D in the Busch Wildlife area.
The 11th annual Festival of Trees opens Saturday, Nov. 30, at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, 20 E. Fifth St., Washington.
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Now is the time, while “the iron is hot,” to push forward with a decades-old plan for a corridor south of Washington.
The speaker for the fifth annual Military Ball will be Rear Admiral William E. Chase III, U.S. Navy, retired, a Washington native.
A Washington man pleaded guilty to 10 felonies and seven misdemeanor charges for a rash of burglaries last year throughout the county.
A 59-year-old Union man was killed Thursday, Nov. 28, when the car he was driving left Highway 100 and struck a rock bluff.
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Santa and Mrs. Claus will make an early appearance in Downtown Washington this Friday for the Holiday Parade of Lights, which starts at 6 p.m.
Three programs at Washington High School were recognized last Wednesday night at the Washington School Board meeting.
Washington police have launched an investigation into a man accused of producing child pornography using a hidden camera.
The Optimist Club of Washington and the Washington High School FFA will again sell fresh, high-quality Christmas trees in the Washington area.
Anyone spending Thanksgiving alone or away from family is invited to enjoy a free dinner this Thursday.
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Every four or five years, the Washington Optimist Club undertakes a major community project — one that fulfills its mission of helping children in the community.
Three people were injured Tuesday, Nov. 19, in rear-end crash that pushed a vehicle into oncoming traffic on Highway 100.
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A second Downtown Washington informational kiosk was installed Wednesday that will feature environmental and educational information impacting the riverfront.
There will be three open seats on the Washington School Board in the April 7, 2020, election.
Students in the CAPS Global Business class at Four Rivers Career Center are working with Downtown Washington Inc. on business projects.
Grace’s Place in Washington announced this week that its annual giving goal for 2019 is $86,866.
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In an effort to engage and inform parents, Washington School District Superintendent Dr. Lori VanLeer wants to host a Parent Summit next November on a range of topics.
Tickets are on sale for the 37th annual Holiday House Tour, sponsored by Downtown Washington Inc.
The annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner — free and open to anyone in the community — will be served Thursday, Nov. 28, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the St. Francis Borgia Grade School cafeteria, 225 Cedar St. in Downtown Washington.
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For 14-year-old Alec Ingram’s final wish, he asked for sports cars to be part of his funeral procession this past Sunday.
A second extension for the submission of plans for a commercial zoning development on Duncan Heights Drive was granted Monday night, and a future continuation may be requested.
Entries are still being accepted for the annual Holiday Parade of Lights — traditionally held the day after Thanksgiving.
Washington Mayor Sandy Lucy read a resolution Monday night posthumously honoring Tom Fenner.
The Washington chapter of the Korean War Veterans Association at its meeting last week approved donations totaling $5,500.
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After 30 health department inspections in the past two years, one of the owners of the Washington Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant flew in from California and made major upgrades.
A street project impacting several Washington roadways has been completed — but city staff expects changes to the contract.
The Washington City Council Monday, Nov. 18, is poised to approve the annexation of 1.54 acres near the Struckhoff Landfill.
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The Washington School District’s newly hired project management firm to assist with upcoming construction work will provide an update to school board members Wednesday night, Nov. 20.
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Washington officials are expecting an influx of sports cars, exotic super cars, motorcycles and other vehicles to help grant the final wish of a boy who bravely fought cancer.
After a rainout last year, Downtown Washington Inc. is making plans for its annual Holiday Parade of Lights — traditionally held the day after Thanksgiving.
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For the 11th time in program history, the St. Francis Borgia Regional volleyball Lady Knights raised a state volleyball championship trophy.
Mercy Hospital Washington’s auxiliary was named a 2019 Auxiliary of the Year by the Missouri Association of Hospital Auxiliaries during the Missouri Hospital Association’s 97th Annual Convention & Trade Show, held Nov. 7 in Osage Beach.
City staff is reviewing consultant qualifications for a future Third Street overlay project.
A funeral procession led by sports cars for Alec Ingram, Washington, will take place Sunday, Nov. 17.
Washington Middle School has formed a principal student advisory team for the 2019-20 school year.
A public reception to welcome Nelson Appell as the new Washington Public Library director will be held Sunday, Nov. 17, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the library.
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