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The city of Washington announced Friday that the Agnes Nolting Aquatics Complex will not open for the 2020 season
Relay For Life of Franklin County is still scheduled to take place Friday, June 12, according to 2020 Co-Chair Wendy Wildberger.
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St. Clair Edgar Murray Elementary will soon receive a buddy bench as an initiative to spread kindness and prevent bullying.
Franklin County Sheriff Steve Pelton’s temperature was 98.4 Thursday morning. It was 98.9 the next day.
Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order Friday mobilizing the Missouri National Guard in the state’s fight against the new coronavirus.
East Central College is postponing its spring commencement exercises due to the likelihood of continued advisories regarding public gatherings.
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Franklin County schools announced Friday the schools would remain closed until through April 24.Â
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The Franklin County Commission has taken a mulligan on restrictions to golf courses, but it will not be business as usual.
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Playgrounds at Washington and Union parks are now closed.
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The Washington School District food service staff Tuesday prepared over 3,600 meals for district families, and that number is increasing as more families sign up.
Late last month, Washington police reported an uptick in reports.
Twice daily Amtrak trains travel between St. Louis and Kansas City, stopping in several cities, including Washington, along the way.
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Mercy Hospital Washington announced Thursday night some changes to its testing operations at the Washington Fairgrounds.
Washington police are altering operations in an effort to combat the spread of coronavirus.
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As of Friday, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Franklin County had risen to six.
St. Francis Borgia Regional High School has made some tweaks to its online learning plan after implementing it last week.
The COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic has made these times uncertain, but in a world of chaos and every-changing situations, a Washington business is focusing its effort on serving the community.
Washington Mayor Sandy Lucy is encouraging residents to take social distancing guidelines seriously.
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As a result of COVID-19 precautions, area schools have closed until Monday, April 6, in an attempt to protect their staff, students and communities.
A light pole once put in place to try to make the intersection of East Denmark Road and Highway 50 safer was recently removed to make way for a larger project.
The Missourian has extensive coverage of the coronavirus pandemic in print, online and on Facebook.
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In an emergency meeting Thursday evening, the Franklin County Commission amended its COVID-19 restrictions on golf courses.
Due to school being closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Washington School District began its free grab and go meals Tuesday with two pickup locations — Washington West and Marthasville elementary schools.
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St. Clair began restricting public access to city hall at noon Friday, March 20, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Union Board of Aldermen is considering annexing 13.3 acres into the city for a new residential development.
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Franklin County Presiding Commissioner Tim Brinker confirmed Thursday afternoon a fifth positive COVID-19 case has detected and confirmed in the county.
The Franklin County Humane Society (FCHS) at 1222 W. Main St. in Union closed to the public Monday, March 23, in response to the coronavirus crisis.
The East Central College Board of Trustees announced it was closing the campus after an emergency meeting Friday morning.
Purcell Tire and Service Centers broke ground in February for its new facility at 1451 Huxel Drive in Washington.
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The St. Clair R-XIII School District has added four additional out of town stops to its meal drop-off schedule, in an effort to provide free meals to students during the school closure.
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Washington police are altering operations in an effort to combat the spread of coronavirus.
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Lonedell School District has received information that a person directly associated with the district has received a diagnoses of COVID-19.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Pacific Mayor Steve Myers and aldermen declared a state of emergency for the city at the March 17 board meeting.
A Gerald man has been charged with child abuse.
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The Union Fire Protection District is remembering a World War II veteran who was involved with the department for 77 years.
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As of the end of January, the unemployment rate in Franklin County was 4.2 percent, and rising.
The city of Washington and the Chamber of Commerce are working with the Missouri State Department of Economic Development to help the state provide assistance during the coronavirus crisis.
One local enthusiast made good on his promise to keep safeguarding a Pacific park structure that was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps as a Route 66 highlight.
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Washington School District officials said they have worked through a collaborative process to implement an Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) plan to be utilized as school is closed due to the coronavirus.
Catholics schools in the area are now tentatively scheduled to reopen Monday, April 27.
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The Franklin County Commission has added several business types to the closure list in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Two Franklin County deputies are recovering after being shot Saturday night.
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As of Monday, all Franklin County buildings are closed to the public, but many offices are still providing services to residents.
Mercy move to no visitors, effective Monday, March 23.
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Mercy Hospital Washington opened a COVID-19 testing center Monday at the Washington Fairgrounds.
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Officials from the Franklin County Health Department confirmed Franklin County’s first positive case of COVID-19 on Monday and three more quickly followed.Â
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Union’s Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting had a different feel from the moment you entered City Hall on Monday, March 23.
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