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Board offers support for Riverside project

WASHINGTON Following a brief presentation from Riverside’s City Administrator, Cole Smith, on the city’s plan for an English River seven-mile Water Trail Project, the supervisors Tuesday … more

New member, new vehicle, budget prep for health board

WASHINGTON After the 2022 “year of learning,” the Washington County Board of Health found teamwork in 2023 has gone “pretty well,” noted Administrator Emily Tokheim Thursday, Dec. 14, as … more

County, Wellman Telephone seek tower agreement

WASHINGTON An agreement between Washington County and the Wellman Cooperative Telephone Company (WCTC) could be reached this month, meaning rebuilding the tower destroyed March 31, 2023, in a … more

JW’s owners to be parade Grand Marshals

Grand Marshals for this year’s Kalona Days parade will be John Wallerich and his daughter Dawn Wyse.   Wallerich is the founding owner of JW’s Foods, and Wyse runs the grocery store … more

Canvass sees no change

WASHINGTON Washington County Supervisors Nov. 21 completed their canvass of the Nov. 7 city/school board elections that produced no changes in either the city elections or the school board ones. … more

Board asked for funding, defers action on wages for officials

WASHINGTON The Washington County Supervisors Tuesday were asked to continue funding for the East Central Iowa Council of Governments’ East Central Iowa Housing Trust Fund (ECIHTF) and the … more

Ambulance 3rd shift gets green light

Washington After a detailed discussion about part-time versus full-time personnel, including costs comparisons and employee retention, the supervisors gave a green light to a third shift in the … more

Taking Christ to the Streets

The Rev. Melissa Warren had an idea for “taking Christ to the streets,” going to where the people are. The pastor had been looking at the empty pews in her two churches – Wellman’s Asbury … more

Mid-Prairie FFA spruces up West Chester

Members of the Mid-Prairie FFA chapter assisted the City of West Chester on Sunday in sprucing up the city park and downtown pavilion. Members mulched, planted flowers, picked up sticks and pulled … more

Future of Hills Elementary, students discussed at legislative briefing

KALONA Rep. Heather Hora and Sen. Dawn Driscoll held their last legislative briefing of the season on Friday, April 12, at the Kalona Historical Village, where they described myriad bills they … more

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Auto insurance: strategies for today’s market

KALONA Auto insurance should be a straightforward game: drive safely, pay low premiums. But things have gotten complicated lately. “Right now, we’re entering a hard market. Basically, what … more

2024 Iowa Pork Congress reflects suffering industry

DES MOINES This year’s annual Iowa Pork Congress, held Jan. 24-25, brought together pork producers, related businesses, and industry experts in Des Moines for two days of educational seminars, … more

Washington's wonder

WASHINGTON There is a stark difference between the silver screen and a flatscreen at home. There is an even further divide between an old movie theater and one newly built. The lights … more

Area businesses meet and greet at Iowa Pork Congress

United Animal Health Trent Torrance and Bob Altman traveled from Indianapolis to Des Moines to staff United Animal Health’s booth at the Iowa Pork Congress on Jan. 24-25. The Sheridan, … more

Hubers honored as Master Pork Producers

Iowa’s Master Pork Producers for 2023 were announced Wednesday night at the Iowa Pork Congress banquet in Des Moines. A Master Pork Producer award denotes an individual’s or family’s excellence … more

Meisheid sentenced to five years

Matthew Meisheid, 41, of Kalona was sentenced August 11 in Washington County District Court.  He had been found guilty by a five-man, seven-woman jury June 28 on two counts of Assault on Persons … more

DNR to recap hunting seasons, discuss possible rule changes at Feb. 21 public meeting

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting a series of town hall-style meetings where local staff provide updates on recently completed hunting seasons, discuss possible changes to … more

Kalona takes next steps on trailhead design, wastewater plan

In a brisk meeting May 15, the Kalona City Council moved forward on a few items that have recently been in the works, the most of interesting of which is its plan to establish a trailhead at the … more
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