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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Man takes life following police standoff (opens the original)
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A man took his life Thursday evening following a lengthy standoff with law enforcement personnel who were trying to arrest him at a residence in the 100 block of Johnson Street, just north of Second Street, in Washington. A Franklin County Sheriffâs office spokesman said deputies attempted to arrest the man after he was indicted by a Franklin County grand jury for a âserious offense,â when he refused to exit a residence where he was staying. The standoff began around 4:30 p.m.
Still Keeping the Beat: Mike Lusher’s rock ‘n’ roll plans catch second wind (opens the original)
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Mike Lusher really only had one plan in life â to become a rock ânâ roll star. And at age 72, the Union native and part-time drummer says his life in and around the music industry has been a pretty good ride. Heâs a great-grandfather now, and while he may not be a star, heâs still drumming, heâs been sober for 37 years, an album he played on 55 years ago has been reissued, and in a few months, a documentary film crew will tape a reunion concert he is organizing at the Union Memorial
Livestock Auction buyers donate to nonprofits (opens the original)
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Area farm youth werenât the only beneficiaries of a strong 2026 Washington Town & Country Fair Blue Ribbon Livestock Auction. The buyers of 25 hogs and one lamb donated the cash, proceeds or the meat to a number of charities and other nonprofit organizations according to livestock officials. A number of buyers, including Westermeyer Ag, Deppe Farms, Ameren Missouri Labadie Energy Center, Rehmeier Farms, Pike Feeds and Nick and Amy Barron donated the hogs they purchased to the Franklin County F
Eagan Building Group to host Hard Hats and Can Stacks community event (opens the original)
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Washington-based general contractor Eagan Building Group is holding a Hard Hats and Can Stacks event to foster community spirit and support the United Way. This free community-wide event will feature a canned goods building competition, local food trucks, a silent auction and a Trunk-or-Treat. Proceeds will benefit the Franklin County Area United Way, while any canned goods collected will be donated to nearby food pantries.
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