Tag: WashingtonCoKS
City of Washington Playground Committee Still Needs Surveys Completed
By Ryan Duey The City of Washington Playground Committee has announced that they are close to qualifying for LMI status to be able to apply
Marissa Hurst to Serve as River Valley District 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent
Press Release Marissa Hurst is the new 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent in the River Valley District. She started on May 26. The River Valley
River Valley District to Host Floral Design Workshop in Washington
By Ryan Duey On Monday, July 1st, the K-State Research and Extension River Valley District will host its “Red, White, & Blooms” Floral Design Workshop
High Plains Resources to Start Hydrogen Testing in Washington County Next Month
By Ryan Duey Next month crew members with High Plains Resources plan to start drilling and testing for hydrogen in Washington County near the Clay
Comment Period for Proposed Transmission Corridor Deadline Nears
By Ryan Duey The public comment period for the proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor (NIETC) will end at 4 p.m. on Monday, June 24.
Ambulance out of Service Hours Discussed with Washington City Council
By Ryan Duey The Washington City Council reviewed out-of-service hours for local ambulance stations during a recent meeting. Since 2024’s first payroll, the Washington station
Washington County High School FFA Advisor John Kern Receives Golden Owl Award
By Ryan Duey John Kern, an agricultural education teacher and FFA Advisor at Washington County High School, received the 2024 Kansas State Golden Owl Award
USD 108 Washington County 2024 Summer Food Program
By Ryan Duey From June 3rd to June 27th USD 108 Washington County Schools will host a free Summer Food Program Monday through Thursday each
51st Annual Washington County Rodeo Draws Near
By Ryan Duey The 51st Annual Washington County Rodeo will kick off on Friday, June 14th at the Washington County Fairgrounds. The two-day event will
Washington County USD 108 Will Allow Sixth-Grade Students to Participate in Sports if Needed
By Ryan Duey Washington County USD 108 will allow sixth-grade students to join junior high sports teams if there are insufficient team numbers, starting next