Today’s Local News

Washington’s annual spring clean up is two weeks away.

Drought conditions have lessened since the last report according to the U.S. Drougth Monitor.

A Mid-Prairie High School student will join others from around Iowa at the All State speech festival later this month.

Severe weather awareness week is this week.

Representative Bruce Braley has formally filed paperwork with the Iowa Secretary of State to run for the U.S. Senate.

Crews responded to a shed that caught fire a mile east of the Keokuk County line at 1035 Highway 1 and 78 yesterday afternoon.

Two Republicans have filed nomination forms with the Iowa Secretary of State for State Representative District 84.

In just 10 days Washington School District voters will decide on a bond referendum to help build a new auditorium.

National Agriculture Week begins tomorrow with National Ag Day on Tuesday.

The Annual Dinner sponsored by the Washington Chamber, Washington Main Street and the Washington Economic Development Group will be held Monday.

Crews responded to a shed that caught fire a mile east of the Keokuk County line at 1035 Highway 1 and 78 this afternoon.

Crews are fighting a structure fire, just about a mile east of the Keokuk County line at 1035 Highway 1 and 78.

This year’s winner of KCII’s Radioactive Bingo has been selected.

In just 10 weeks, Washington will be celebrating its 175th anniversary.