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PHOTO GALLERY: KC 19th Annual Journey for Charity Tractor Cruise (opens the original)
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John Jasper leads the Knights of Columbus 19th Annual Journey for Charity Tractor Cruise down Washingtonâs Grand Avenue Sunday, with canned food items collected in ATVs following the tractors. The event drew 148 tractors and hundreds of supporters, including members of eight Knights of Columbus councils, along with volunteers, sponsors, families and several Missouri Knights of Columbus state dignitaries. Working together, the participating councils helped coordinate an effort to collect more t
PHOTO GALLERY: 2026 Fair parade keeps the tradition alive (opens the original)
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The 2026 Washington Town & Country Fair Parade kicks off the start of the fair Sunday afternoon. The new route down Jefferson Street and Fifth Street was a success. The VFW Post 2661 Color Guard started the parade with the Presentation of the Colors. Jim Peters was the Grand Marshal. Our Lady of Lourdes Church and School placed first in the float-decoration competition. St. Francis Borgia Grade School followed in second place, while Washington High School FFA placed third.Â
First responders called for heat-related illnesses at Big Boy event (opens the original)
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Roughly two dozen people received treatment for heat-related illness at an event welcoming a historic train Monday in Pacific, according to the Meramec Ambulance District. A crowd of hundreds gathered near Pacific Plaza Monday morning to see the legendary steam locomotive Big Boy No. 4014 pass through town. The Pacific Area Chamber of Commerce planned a Whistle Stop celebration from 10 a.m. to noon, with food trucks and information about Pacificâs railway history. Although the train was schedu
Aging Ahead seeking donations, sponsors ahead of open house (opens the original)
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Aging Ahead, the agency that operates the Washington Senior Center, is seeking donations for a silent auction which will be held at its upcoming open house. All proceeds from this event, set for Aug. 21, will remain at the Washington Senior Center and will assist Aging Ahead in continuing offering meals, services and activities, according to Administrator Dee Coppeans. The open house is held annually to show Washington residents what kind of services the senior center offers.
PHOTO GALLERY: 101st Star Spangled 4th to celebrate America's 250th (opens the original)
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The American Legion Post 218 organized the 101st Star Spangled 4th Saturday night at the Washington Fairgrounds in celebration of America's 250th year of independence. Center Stage and the Widow Makers performed on the main stage and under the pavilion respectively. The Kids Zone had frisbee golf by Aces & Eagles, a sprinkler for kids to play in, temporary face tattoos and an ATA Martial Arts demonstration. Many food vendors offered a variety of options and craft vendors also sold their work. Me
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