The Washington City Council Monday gave final approval to an annexation plan bringing 16.8 acres into the city.
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The city of Washington approved an amended Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood study to remain in the insurance program, and protecting millions of dollars of property.
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Washington School District officials will welcome back all teachers and staff during opening ceremonies Monday morning in the high school theater.
The Washington Police Department is reminding citizens to be vigilant when it comes to phone scams after a wave hit Washington this week.
It was a record year for the dairy auction at the Washington Town & Country Fair, more than doubling last year’s totals.
The Blue Ribbon market lamb auction at the Washington Fair Saturday was among the best ever for the young exhibitors with nearly a 33 percent increase from the previous year.
A Washington woman was charged with two felonies after pointing a gun at a man during an argument Wednesday, Aug. 1.
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Washington Police are chalking up this year’s Washington Town & Country Fair as a success, as far as policing goes.
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All Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex season pass account holders should expect a prorated refund to come in the mail.
Cathy Mikeworth wants to provide an outlet for people to take their dogs to if they were going to be gone all day. That’s why she created Happy Dog Doggie Daycare.
The number of shuttle riders to and from the Washington Town & Country Fair was up this year compared to 2017.
Five exhibitors took home top honors from the Washington Town & Country Fair Dairy Show Friday, Aug. 3, with two junior exhibitors showing the dairy grand and reserve champion.
Nightly paving on Bluff Road between Vossbrink Drive and Westlink Drive is slated to wrap up this week as crews prepare for the next leg of work.
The Washington Fair Blue Ribbon market steer auction was not a record-setter, but it brought solid rewards to the rural youth who showed their animals.
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With “fantastic” weather and entertainment, the Washington Town & Country Fair had a successful five-day run, said Chairman Brian Gildehaus.
A Washington resident Monday questioned the process that allowed for a car wash to be located near the subdivision where he lives.
Washington firefighters responded this fire in the 1700 block of Pottery Road about 3:30 p.m. Sunday. It is suspected that the fire began in the rear of the home, or on the deck. Washington crews were assisted on the scene by the Union Fire Protection District. Check back to emissourian.com …
Sally Bocklage, co-chair of Washington In Bloom, thought the judges visit from Sunday, July 22, through Tuesday, July 24, went swimmingly despite the lack of rain.
A Washington man accused of molesting young girls at a former gym pleaded not guilty Tuesday to three Class B felony charges.
A plea hearing for three suspects accused in the death of Kenneth Allen Jr., 70, has been put on hold following a decision by an appellate court.
One person was seriously injured in a four-car crash Wednesday evening on Highway 47.
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Officials from the Washington Police Department and School District are touting the new school resource officer (SRO) agreement as a step toward a safer school district.
Loyal Bella Co. at 120 Elm St. in Washington in August will provide a couch for dogs who aren’t allowed on the couch at home.
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It seems unlikely that the Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex main pool will open again before the end of the pool season.
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Washington Town & Country Fair parade officials are calling the Fair kickoff parade a success, despite being delayed due to weather.
Sydney Meyer was crowned Washington Town & Country Fair Queen Wednesday night. She is the daughter of Brad and Bobbie Meyer, Union.
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The Washington Town & Country Fair will be “your bridge to fun” for the next five days, says Chairman Brian Gildehaus.
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A woman who had been staying in the Washington area was arrested for allegedly stealing a coin purse from a home Monday, July 23.
UPDATE: Fair officials have announced that the parade will begin at 7 p.m.
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Members at the Four Rivers Area YMCA have rekindled a Kiwanis Club in Washington.
The major Bluff Road construction project is scheduled to begin Monday.
Right to Work has been a hot topic in the state of Missouri for the past two years and now voters will get to make their choice directly.
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A Washington man was charged with two felonies this week for attempting to perform oral sex on a victim who was asleep when he broke into a home.
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Two pre-Fair events will take place this weekend in anticipation of the Washington Town & Country Fair opening next week.
The Washington Building Department issued six permits for single-family homes in June, matching the previous month, according to the monthly report.
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Potential buyers for the historic Anton Jasper House in Washington must start the bidding at $75,000 to purchase the property.
The Missourian’s Summer Reading Program will conclude with Reader Recognition Night, “Reading Rocks,” at the Washington Town & Country Fair Thursday, Aug. 2, at 5:30 p.m. in the Family Fun Center.
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A storm that rolled through Washington last month triggered tornado warnings initially in just half of the city, prompting questions for some residents.
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Two judges will select this year’s Washington Town & Country Fair queen and her court.
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The Washington Police Department is inviting residents to join more than 38 million neighbors across 16,000 communities across the country for its first ever National Night Out celebration.
The Bank of Franklin County will host a movie screening that benefits Franklin County Area United Way.
The Washington Historic Preservation Committee will be tweaking two amendments that will allow them to warrant zoning violations.
The Washington City Council approved special police officers to serve at the Washington Town & Country Fair Aug. 1-5.
The Washington Public Library will provide free library cards for educators who work in Franklin, Warren and Gasconade counties, but do not live in those counties.
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In just one week, the Washington Town & Country Fair gates will open and Chairman Brian Gildehaus said it will be all sytems go.
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The Washington Town & Country Fair gates won’t open until next week, but residents can get into the spirit early with the annual Fair Run/Walk and Fair Parade this weekend.
Two individuals overdosed on a street corner in Washington last week, according to Washington Police.
The Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex in Washington closed Saturday after some unexpected, technical difficulties.
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When Downtown Washington Inc. learned about a proposed demolition city officials had ordered for the Anton Jasper House, it teamed up with Washington’s Historic Preservation Committee to see what could be done.
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