Washington police say the former owner of a building in the Schulze Industrial Park broke into the structure to retrieve what he believes is his property estimated at over $5,000.
A Washington man was charged with possession of child pornography after police seized numerous electronic devices and printed photos of children from his home.
An archaeological survey required by the state before Washington can move forward with a Busch Creek Greenway should begin soon.
The Washington Park Board has declined East Central College Music Department’s request to waive the fee for use of the main stage at the fairgrounds for its annual Pops Concert.
As in years past, The Missourian will feature Christmas messages from area clergy in the Dec. 22-23 weekend issue.
The Washington Police Department will begin ticketing and eventually towing cars parked on Highway 47 near Washington High School.
A revised ordinance for motorized food trucks — including requirements recommended by fire officials — was approved Monday by the Washington City Council.
A whirlwind of events in the last few weeks has put the city of Washington in the spotlight and true to past form, the city and its residents shined.
Buddies Not Bullies will host A Nite at the Races Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Washingto KC Hall, lower level.
The Washington City Council Monday agreed to submit a letter terminating its lease agreement for Big Driver.
It was another good year for the 34th annual Scouting for Food drive with 15,400 items collected and donated to Washington food pantries.
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By Monday afternoon, north- and southbound traffic was flowing on the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Washington, will host Advent Days of Renewal this Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8, with Father Dave Pivonka, TOR.
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The Washington Public Library board is proposing a 10-cent tax levy increase, raising property taxes to the same level as the Scenic Regional Library District.
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Saturday’s bridge grand opening was cause for celebration for residents on both sides of the Missouri River.
A limited number of tickets are still available for Downtown Washington Inc.’s 37th annual Holiday House Tour this Sunday, Dec. 9.
The opening of the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River at Washington has brought back many memories of the first bridge that opened in 1936.
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The Washington School District will not seek a demographic study and instead may hire a consultant to assist with boundary line analysis and bus routing efficiency.
Filing for the Washington School Board election this spring will open next Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 8 a.m.
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Before construction began on the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River, Bridge Committee Chairman Bob Zick gave Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer a piece that crumbled from the old bridge each time the two visited.
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The man charged with murdering his grandfather Wednesday morning had gone to the victim’s home demanding an apology.
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The new principal at Washington Middle School is a familiar face to students, parents and staff.
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The Washington City Council is poised to move forward with plans to close the Big Driver & Little Putter Golf Facility.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation has investigated a photo published in The Missourian featuring a 2-year-old posed with a freshly killed buck with the caption stating the toddler killed the deer on Saturday, Nov. 3.
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Both lanes of the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River opened Monday after 2 p.m.
Washington Middle School Honor Society students raised funds and supplies for the Franklin County Humane Society for a “tail-wagging” Thanksgiving.
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Months after a forced closing due to multiple health violations and a full building remodel, the Washington Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant was again shuttered by the Franklin County Health Department Thursday, Nov. 29.
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The grand opening ceremony for the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River was held Saturday. The program featured speakers and ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Soon after the crowds celebrating the new Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River disperse Saturday, striping crews will arrive on the scene to mark the lanes.
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Rain or shine, the public is invited to celebrate the long-awaited opening of the Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River Saturday.
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City staff expect to operate in the black once taking over management of Washington Regional Airport.
The Missourian and the Bank of Washington will once again sponsor a Holiday Home Decorating Contest.
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Local, state and federal officials will be on hand this Saturday for the grand opening of the new Highway 47 bridge.
The Festival of Trees at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ in Washington will open this weekend with hours on Saturdays and Sundays now through Dec. 22 and 23.
The new Missouri River bridge will have a tremendous impact on the community, said Jennifer Giesike, Washington Area Chamber of Commerce president.
The Washington Area Highway and Transportation Committee recognized MoDOT Area Engineer Judy Wagner during their monthly meeting Monday.
It’s only happened once before, but Downtown Washington Inc.’s Holiday Parade of Lights was canceled Friday night, Nov. 23, due to heavy rain.
As the ribbon is cut on the new Missouri River bridge at Washington this Saturday, it marks the end of a decades-long process that many thought may never become a reality.
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This year marked 30 years since Tim Hellebusch and Kevin Kriete graduated from St. Francis Borgia Regional High School.
The Missouri State Highways and Transportation Commission (MHTC) will hold its monthly meeting in the Washington City Council chambers Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 8:30 a.m.
While others extol the benefits of the newly constructed bridge, Marc Houseman said it’s appropriate for a local history buff to offer some praise for the historic structure being replaced, which has served the community effectively and efficiently for longer than most can remember.
To many, the old bridge spanning the Missouri River between Washington and Warren County is just a collection of concrete and steel, but for others the bridge sparks a collection of lifelong memories.
The eastern portion of the Rotary Riverfront Trail in Washington is expected to reopen by the end of 2019.
Civic and community leaders on both sides of the Missouri River are anticipating a major impact to the region from the new Highway 47 bridge.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Washington, will host Advent Days of Renewal, “The Crib, the Cross and the Eucharist,” Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8, with Father Dave Pivonka, TOR.
Downtown Washington Inc.’s 37th annual Holiday House Tour will take place Sunday, Dec. 9.
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A total of 485 meals were served at the annual Thanksgiving Day dinner held Thursday at the St. Francis Borgia Grade School cafeteria.
The Washington City Council Monday approved a special use permit for a couple to operate a vacation rental.
The Washington Historical Preservation Commission may direct its attention to the former town of Bassora while waiting to move forward with the International Shoe Factory Historic District.
The Washington Historic Preservation Commission is revaluating how often they meet when not enough members attended the meeting Monday, Nov. 19.
Downtown Washington Inc.’s 32-page guide on what’s happening here and in the surrounding area is now available.
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