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The St. Francis Borgia Regional High School open house that was scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 18 and Monday, Oct. 19 has been postponed according to a statement on the school’s facebook page.
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Twelve horses were killed with others left injured after a tractor-trailer transporting them crashed on westbound Interstate 44 Sunday, Oct. 18.
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The School District of Washington's board of education held a special meeting Monday, Oct. 19, to review its hybrid model for secondary students.
Equality Right Now Syndicate is moving forward with plans to register as a 501(c)3 nonprofit.
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The members of the Independent Order of the Odd Fellows Lodge and the Washington Historical Society are once again teaming up to offer a historical family-friendly tour of the Wildey Odd Fellow Cemetery later this month.
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Union’s former city administrator got a send-off at the Monday, Oct. 12, board of aldermen meeting.
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The School District of Washington has expanded its Wi-Fi to accommodate students who are in need of internet services. Wi-Fi will be available for seventh- through 12th-graders who are alternating between in-school and virtual learning.
You can be excused if you think Union’s former city hall building is now the County Auditorium.
A 24-year-old woman from Washington overdosed in Aldi located at 1505 Heritage Hills Drive, Tuesday, Oct. 13, according to the Washington Police Department.
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Just how many voters will participate in the Nov. 3 presidential election remains to be seen, but county officials say more people will have the chance to vote in Franklin County than ever before.
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Derek and Jennifer Loeffel are teaming with Kyle and Becky Yount to launch Labadie General Store.
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The historic Emmaus Home in Marthasville, a German-style limestone building dating back to the 1850s, will be put up for auction this month. Open houses will be held Saturday, Oct. 17, and Sunday, Oct. 18, from noon to 2 p.m. both days. The bidding will end at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29.
There have been eight overdoses reported this month in Sullivan, according to the Sullivan Police Department.
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The Washington Police Department is searching for the two individuals who were involved in a shooting in the parking lot of the Dollar General Store, 1059 Washington Square Center, Tuesday evening.
A Sullivan man has died from his gunshot wounds after being shot in the early morning hours of Thursday in the city’s northside.
“I always thought Grandma and Grandpa were rich ... When I got older I realized it wasn’t money, they just made it feel like we had everything,” Darlene Copeland said.
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Since Monday, Oct. 12, the Franklin County Health Department has reported 202 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases since March to 2,293.
The city of Washington and MRC Recycling will host an E-Cycle Collection Event Saturday, Oct. 17, at the fairgrounds swine pavilion.
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Various downtown businesses hosted Nightmare Off Elm Street Thursday, Oct. 15, in downtown Washington. Visitors and Vendors alike dressed in costume as the businesses stayed open late to hand out candy and let people shop. The event lasted from five to eight.
The Knights of Columbus will hold its annual Trunk or Treat Saturday, Oct. 17, at KC Hall parking lot starting at 6 p.m. A drive-in movie showing of Hotel Transylvania will start at 7:30 p.m. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. For more information contact Brent at kc1121gm@gmail…
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St. John United Church of Christ in St. Clair held its annual sausage and sauerkraut dinner Sunday, Oct. 11, and according to the church pastor Laura Mignerone, it was a success.
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If you haven’t filled out the 2020 U.S. Census, you still have time.
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The city of Washington’s Volunteer Fire Department is getting some upgrades.
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The number of employees at the Eureka park who will be impacted has not been announced.
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If you ask him, there are a few things you need to know about Adam Gentry.
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Authorities are searching for the individuals who were involved in a shooting in the parking lot of Dollar General Store, 1059 Washington Square Center, Tuesday evening.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has caused many events to cancel, but organizers of the biannual Art Walk in downtown Washington are hoping this weekend’s splash of colorful art displays will provide the community an opportunity to come together even if that means wearing masks and standing…
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It’s been 155 years since the Civil War ended.
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With its “on notice” status behind it, East Central College officials already are planning for the school’s next accreditation-related visit in 2022.
My wife and I recently took our first extended trip since moving to Missouri seven months ago.
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Brady Simpson and Kynzi Humphrey were crowned the 2020 St. Clair Homecoming King & Queen Friday, Oct. 9.
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A familiar structure at the junction of Highway 100 and Route 47 celebrated its 30th cumpleaños Sept. 26.
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Canam Steel employees have given a big boost to the Franklin County Area United Way’s fundraising efforts, according to United Way Executive Director Kim Strubberg.
Washington Middle School announced Wednesday, Oct. 12, its 2019-2020 awards for students its Future Farmers of America chapter.
The Washington Parks and Recreation Department still has some work to do on the east portion of the Rotary Riverfront Trail at Rennick Riverfront Park in downtown Washington.
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Alexandria Gray and Anthony Collins hope the change will help the organization, which they founded over the summer, have a deeper impact in the Franklin County community.
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The road to a popular boat access area in southern Franklin County has reopened to motor vehicle traffic after being closed last week.
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The Washington area Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday, Oct. 14, that its office would be closed until further notice due to a COVID-19 exposure to its staff.
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