Ziglin Signs, Washington, will participate in Sign Manufacturing Day in October, designed to showcase careers in the sign, graphics and visual communications industries.
The city of Washington plans to use federal grant funds to pave two roads in conjunction with the major Bluff Road improvement project.
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The Washington School Board will hold a second public hearing Wednesday night to set the property tax levy for 2016-17 due to misinformation received from Franklin County.
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The city of Washington erected No Trespassing signs Friday on fences blocking the Rotary Riverfront Trail from the new Highway 47 Missouri River bridge construction site.
The 11th annual Run to Read, sponsored by The Missourian, will be held Saturday, Oct. 8. The event will begin and end at the Washington Public Library.
For the next six months, no utility poles higher than 40 feet may be erected on city rights of way.
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Organizers expect big crowds this weekend for the annual Downtown Washington Inc. Fall Festival of the Arts and Crafts.
Preliminary plans are being discussed to extend a water line to increase fire flow in the Autumn Leaf subdivision.
By Joe Barker
Corey Mohn, the executive director at Blue Valley School District CAPS (Center for Advanced Professional Studies), paid a visit to the Four Rivers Career Center last Thursday to visit with students in CAPS programs here.
It may still feel like summer, but the annual Fall Festival of the Arts and Crafts will take place this weekend on and around the Main and Elm streets parking lot.
The United Way fall agency tour had 25 people in attendance.
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Situation awareness, active shooters, bomb threats and other safety information was the focus of a special presentation for Washington School District staff members last week.
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St. Francis Borgia Regional High School officials said they are saddened by the announcement that Kennedy High School in west St. Louis County will close at the end of the current school year.
Highway YY will not be resurfaced this year as planned.
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The city has taken another step toward redeveloping property at the eastern end of Front Street.
A motorcycle rider was seriously injured Wednesday, Sept. 21, in a crash in the Villa Ridge area.
Cub Scout Troop 988 got quite a scare Wednesday night, Sept. 14 when the building they were holding their meeting in filled with smoke and they were forced to evacuate.
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The city of Washington and the new Washington Community Fire Protection District have adopted a formal agreement to fund service to areas beyond the city limits.
The Washington School District has a contract pending with Immanuel Lutheran Church for the sale of the old Fifth Street School building and property, located at 100 W. Fifth St.
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2014 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo champion Fallon Taylor wanted to promote team barrel racing, and she picked St. Clair to start her Squad Tour.
Due to impending severe weather in the area, the Washington High School Homecoming Parade scheduled for Friday afternoon has been canceled.
The Washington School Board held a 3 1/2-hour workshop last week, facilitated by the Missouri School Boards Association (MSBA).
Nine hundred and fifty.
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Emergency crews have been busy Friday in and around Washington.
Reading and running enthusiasts, lace up your sneakers and prepare to join Newsbee Saturday, Oct. 8, for the 11th annual Run to Read. The event will begin and end at the Washington Public Library.
The city of Washington will soon celebrate its 25th anniversary partnership with its sister city of Marbach am Neckar, Germany.
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A new request to rezone a controversial tract of land will have to wait until next month for review by the Washington Planning and Zoning Commission.
Two men accused of having drugs and drug paraphernalia in their hotel room were arrested Tuesday morning, Washington police said.
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Downtown Washington Inc. is finalizing plans for its annual Fall Festival of the Arts and Crafts, which draws thousands of visitors downtown.
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The proposed westward expansion of the riverfront trail now has funding.
Two civilians chased and subdued a criminal suspect who crashed through a work zone near Lonedell Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
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Monday marked the official closing of the eastern portion of the Rotary Riverfront Trail.
Narcotics officers found something unusual when they took a suspect into custody Tuesday morning.
Washington police said a report that a man possibly jumped from the bridge Tuesday evening is unfounded.
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Six people were jailed Monday following a drug raid at a home in Washington.
Six people were arrested Monday following a drug raid at a home in Washington.
Slip lining work on sanitary sewer pipes will take place in Downtown Washington.
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How many lives are touched by the Franklin County United Way? Which sports team is heading to state? What new position will keep area students safer?
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The Washington Traffic Commission made several changes at its September meeting.
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The city of Washington is moving forward with plans to redevelop property along Front Street, east of Lafayette Street.
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Construction on the new Highway 47 Missouri River bridge project officially got underway Tuesday.
The Knights of Columbus ninth Journey for Charity Tractor Cruise to raise funds, and collect food, for local pantries will be Sunday, Sept. 11.
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Research has shown that the use of the newspaper in the classroom increases standardized test scores.
A new Augmented Reality System (ARS) has been installed in Missouri Highway Patrol aircraft to assist in locating and identifying potential suspects and vehicles.
The city of Washington’s building department issued two permits for single-family homes in August, the same number as in August 2015.
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The Washington Park Board backed two proposed projects for the fairgrounds.
The Washington School District will host a Parent Speaker Series open to all kindergarten through high school parents.
With the summer winding down, parks crews will soon be able to turn their attention to setting up the fencing for the new Washington dog park.
There is still time to sign up for the Franklin County Area United Way fall agency tour set for Thursday, Sept. 15.
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