Summer fun at Clifton’s Fourth of July event
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There will be no primary election in Washington County for school board or city council races this fall, but there will be three contested school board seats in the general election on Nov. 5, including two positions for the USD 223 Barnes-Hanover-Linn board... + continue reading
A group of local citizens is in the process of organizing a museum in Linn to preserve the history of the Washington County Creamery Association. The group includes Lawrence and Cara Herrs, of Washington, Firman Brandt, of Linn, and Steve Hatesohl, of Shawnee... + continue reading
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A portion of river bank near 2nd and King Roads is sliding into the creek. The earth slides are now at the edge of the gravel road. The cost to fix the issue is significant.
Sheridan Township board members are faced with a big problem: Earthslides have eroded a river bank near 2nd and King Roads and now threaten a gravel road. The cost to fix the most immediate erosion issue and save the road is more than $100,000; the township’s annual budget is only $47,000... + continue reading
Washington Red won the boys t-ball league championship recently. The season is over for most of the boys’ teams while the girls’ tournaments are this week.
More than 430 youth from Washington County played in local summer baseball and softball leagues this year, according to numbers from coaches and ball association officials.
There are more than 210 girls playing on at least 18 Washington County teams this year. That total, which is down from last... + continue reading
Ty Rogge and Nora Meenan spent some time in what became a nice-sized mud puddle behind a terrace on the Palmer Hill during Friday evening’s softball games. The youngsters seemed to enjoy each other’s company while getting fully coated in the results of a rainy couple of days last week.
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Ty Rogge and Nora Meenan spent some time in what became a nice-sized mud puddle behind a terrace on the Palmer Hill during Friday evening’s softball games. The youngsters seemed to enjoy each other’s company while getting fully coated in the results of a rainy couple of days last week... + continue reading
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Dear Editor:
We are “looking at a jar that is half full or half empty.” Perspective is everything. After reading the headline on the front page of the Washington County News last week... + continue reading
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The Linn Pee Wee team placed third in the league tournament last week in Washington. Pictured, front row, from left, Noah Thalmann, Brigham Hansen, Collin Rosebaugh, Nick Rosebaugh, Noe Santillanes, Gabe Turk. Back row: Coach Greg Bott, Aiden Spiehs, Conner Ohlde, coach Brian Turk, Dylan Ohlde, Ethan Bott, coach Michael Weiche and Wyatt Weiche.
Washington boys win Pee Wee title
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Washington County High School grad Jerrod Hoover was designated as an All-American and was a contributing member of the national champion track and field team at Cloud County Community College in May. Hoover, a sophomore at CCCC, placed sixth in the javelin.
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,The Linn Pee Wee team placed third in the league tournament last week in Washington. Pictured, front row, from left, Noah Thalmann, Brigham Hansen, Collin Rosebaugh, Nick Rosebaugh, Noe Santillanes, Gabe Turk. Back row: Coach Greg Bott, Aiden Spiehs, Conner Ohlde, coach Brian Turk, Dylan Ohlde, Ethan Bott, coach Michael Weiche and Wyatt Weiche.
,The Bremen Pee Wee team placed second in the league tournament.
The Washington boys Pee Wee team won the Pee Wee league tournament on July 3 in Washington. Coaches are Ryan Huckett, Jay Kearn, Doug Huband and Mike LeDuc. Pictured, back row, from left, are Carson Kearn, Will Otott, Monte Huckett, Zach Hiltgen, Octavian Cardenas, Gracen Votipka, William Svanda, Kileab Willbrant. Front row: Ryan Sawin, Garrison Sand, Seth White, Gatlin Willbrant, Gavin LeDuc, Tucker Huband, Noah Hoover, Bryce Wittgartner.
