Saturday Dec 12 | GlobeNewswire
SARS Corp. Completes Initial Expansion of Facilities Monitoring...
SARS Corporation , a Nevada corporation d/b/a FasTech Holdings, Inc. , a mechanical and electrical construction, energy infrastructure and facilities services company providing for a diverse range of businesses, today announced that it has completed its initial expansion of its Seattle, Ill.-based, remote energy use management and facilities ...
Wright House exhibits consolidated at Walton House
There's been a flurry of activity in recent weeks at two of the historic stone buildings associated with the Centerville-Washington Twp.
Every Day Is Christmas for Dying Boy
Two-year-old Dax Locke has been battling a rare form of leukemia since he was born.
Shuttle launch and an early Christmas wish
This week in iReport, we received a lot of compelling content. iReporters captured images of the shuttle Atlantis roaring into space.
Special light show for dying boy
On a crisp Halloween night, icicle lights and Santa Clauses mingled with ghosts and jack-o'-lanterns in a Washington, Illinois, neighborhood.
Vote: Who was the top star in the quarterfinals?
Eric Chandler, RB, Cary-Grove: Rushed for 182 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries in a 42-0 victory against De La Salle on Saturday.
Jamie Diane Blaine and Chad James Mammen were united in marriage Oct. 18, 2008, at St.
Aaron Schock Will Discuss Health Bill at Town Hall Meeting Monday
School Holds Halloween Parade for Community
Ghosts and Goblins invaded Lincoln Grade School in Washington Friday. On this eve of Halloween...students showed off their costumes...with a parade for the community.
OSTHUS Alma R. Osthus of Ottawa will celebrate her 100th birthday. She was born Nov.
Fraud In Illinois Follows Banker to Arkansas
Trouble in Illinois caught up with a banker in northwest Arkansas. David Thornburg, formerly a senior vice president at Arvest Bank's downtown Bentonville office, struck a plea agreement on a charge of wire fraud in Peoria's federal court.
Court Rejects "Choose Life" License Plates sought by Abortion Proponents
David G. Savage Reporting from Washington Illinois need not offer "Choose Life" license plates to motorists, under a ruling the Supreme Court let stand today.
A new public service announcement from the UK gives drivers a shocking look at the consequences ...
A new public service announcement from the UK gives drivers a shocking look at the consequences of texting behind the wheel Friday, 25 September 2009 00:00 Haley Landgraff View Comments The sounds of necks snapping and the sight of blood splattering on the windshield should affect how students feel about using their cell phone and sending text ...
Files Lawsuit against HUD to Obtain ACORN Documents
Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, announced today that it has filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the Department of Housing and Urban Development to obtain records related to federal grants provided to the controversial "community organization" Association for Community ...
Washington Police to Cut Services
Washington Police Chief Jim Kuchenbecker announced that beginning October first the police department will no longer provide two particular services that Washington residents are used to.
Don't Call Us...For Just Anything
CUTBACKS IN WASHINGTON ILLINOIS. THE WASHINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT IS CUTTING BACK ON SOME PREVIOUSLY OFFERED SERVICES.
A 46 year old Washington, Illinois man pleaded guilty Friday in Peoria Federal District Court to defrauding various real estate development companies.
Local Children Star in Fairy Tales Stage Play at Eureka College Sept. 11-13
Area children and Eureka College students who will present a re-telling of selected famous fairy tales include, clockwise from center, Jackson Ward, Cara Gardner, Catherine Davis, Hillary Thomas, Kelly Beaty and Nikki Hennenfent.
Peddler's Way Offers Beginning Tatting Classes September 16, 23, & 30
There has been a renewed interest in the ancient art of tatting. Using thread and a shuttle, women have created lacy designs to beautify their lives for centuries.
Carl Ray to kick off 18th District Congressional race on Monday
Where: A Two locations and times - 1. A A A 10 a.m., Five Points Washington, 360 N. Wilmor Rd., Washington, IL 61571 2. A A A 2 p.m., Springfield Public Library , 326 S. 7th St., Springfield, IL A 62701 Carl Ray will officially announce his candidacy for the 18th Congressional seat, currently held by Aaron Schock.