It was a chilly opening Saturday morning for the Washington Farmers’ Market, but people seemed thrilled to be back, said Amanda Griesheimer, marketing director for the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce.
As part of the Title I, Title III and Title IV program federal mandates, the Washington School District is required to have a Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) which assists in the development and evaluation of the programs.
The annual Color the Campus 3.1K Run/Walk set for Friday, April 13, has been reschedule due to forecasted inclement weather.
Three plats for the Front Street Development project were given first-round approval Monday by the Washington Planning and Zoning Commission.
The Washington Planning and Zoning Commission Monday approved a special use permit for a coffee truck.
Washington School District Superintendent Dr. Lori VanLeer was among eight Missouri superintendents nominated for the prestigious Robert L. Pearce Award.
The Washington Planning and Zoning Commission Monday night approved a request to subdivide a property that has caused concern for neighboring homeowners.
Washington's Fire and Police departments are investigating a blaze that broke out at 619 Cedar St. around 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 11.
Neighbors of a proposed recycling and salvage business on West Main Street Monday spoke out against a plan to subdivide the lot where the operation would be located.
Franklin County Sheriff Steve Pelton said Michael A. Jolly, 43, was located and is safe.
The fountain at the center of Lions Lake is no longer functioning and will need to be replaced, according to Washington Parks and Recreation Director Darren Dunkle.
Three Washington police officers were recognized by the city council Monday, April 2, for their roles in saving two lives, including one of their own.
Two Washington Middle School educators were recognized recently for their work at the school.
Washington Mayor Sandy Lucy will serve another term after a victory in Tuesday’s municipal election.
The Washington Parks and Recreation Commission rejected a request to waive park fees for the use of a facility.
Christina Manolis, English and journalism teacher at Washington High School, has been given the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association’s Emerging Educator Award for 2018.
A Pacific man in possession of a suspected “one pot” meth lab and four firearms in a convenience store parking lot in Washington was charged Tuesday.
Washington residents overwhelmingly supported the renewal of a capital improvement sales tax proposed to fund major projects, including pool upgrades and a fire company facility and equipment.
Two special use permits, two requests for rezoning and two preliminary plats are on the agenda for the next Washington Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
The Washington Parks and Recreation office is gearing up for another season at the Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex.
In her first bid for political office, Gretchen AuBuchon Pettet defeated a three-term incumbent for a seat on the Washington City Council in the Tuesday, April 3, municipal election.
Downtown Washington Inc. is gearing up for its annual Sunset on the Riverfront concert series.
The Washington Farmer's Market is postponing its opening day, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 7 due to freezing temperatures and possible inclement weather.
Manufacturing is underway for the guardrails to be installed for the Rotary Riverfront Trail expansion in Washington.
Electronic ticketing filing caused a snag in the shift of Washington Municipal Court cases to the circuit court.
Plans for new sidewalks along the north side of West Main Street are slated to begin this fall.
The scheduled Heartwalk for Saturday, April 7, at the Washington Town and Country Fairgrounds has been postponed because of weather.
Mayor Sandy Lucy will serve another term following Tuesdays election.
A countywide one-half cent sales tax to fund renovations for the county jail and supplement law enforcement agencies was approved in the Tuesday election.
A Pacific man is possession of a suspected “one pot” meth lab and four firearms was arrested in a Washington parking lot Monday.
The Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River in Washington was reopened at 8:30 a.m. after shut down Monday morning due to icy conditions.
County voters will have many questions to answer when they go to the polls in April.
County voters will have many questions to answer when they go to the polls in April.
Two people were killed in a head-on crash early Friday morning, March 30, on Highway 47 in Franklin County.
Two lifelong Washington residents are vying for the Ward 4 city council seat in next week’s municipal election.
Washington Mayor Sandy Lucy is facing one challenger for a new four-year term on the April ballot.
Washington Town & Country Fair Chairman Brian Gildehaus said the Highway 47 bridge connects commerce and people, just as the five-day Fair does each and every year.
The 2018 Washingtonian Award was presented to the Washington Elks Lodge Saturday night during the 79th annual Washington Area Chamber of Commerce banquet at the KC Hall. Over 400 people attended the dinner and program.
The fate of future capital projects in the city of Washington will be decided at the ballot box Tuesday.
Washington School Board members and officials Wednesday night listened to a presentation on the city of Washington’s sales tax renewal that will be on the April 3 ballot.
The Washington School District and Mercy Hospital Washington are teaming up to sponsor a Health Science Academy of Innovation.
The speed limit on Highway 100 entering the eastern end of Washington has officially been lowered.
New technology may help the city of Washington handle delinquent water accounts.
Once work is complete, the new Bluff Road should be easier to navigate for truck traffic.
Sludge from the city’s wastewater treatment plant may be headed back to the landfill.
Downtown Washington Inc. is finalizing plans for its Washmo BBQ, Bikes & Blues event April 20-22.
The start date of a Bluff Road improvement project will be pushed back.
Some Washington area boaters are questioning an Elbert Drive paving project that could limit parking for those accessing the Missouri River and the Washington Boat Club.
A public hearing for the rezoning of the Busch Brewery will be held at the Washington City Council meeting Monday, March 19.
A Washington man who allegedly stole a car from the Washington High School parking lot and crashed into a parked car at the Mercy South Tuesday has been charged with multiple felonies.
The walkout at Washington High School Wednesday was an opportunity for students to reflect and honor the 17 students and staff members killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Valentine’s Day, said Principal Dr. Kelle McCallum.
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