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County officials split on adding $20,000 to budget to fight Freedom of Information Act decisions - Vimarsana News

County officials split on adding $20,000 to budget to fight Freedom of Information Act decisions

Washington County's justices of the peace on Thursday failed to muster enough votes to approve spending $20,000 appealing a number of lawsuits involving the county.

Washington County Quorum Court rejects giving $598,000 in federal covid-relief money to nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Washington County Quorum Court rejects giving $598,000 in federal covid-relief money to nonprofits

Washington County's justices of the peace on Thursday voted down an ordinance allocating $598,000 in federal covid-relief money to local nonprofits.

Despite concerns over similarities to anti-government symbols, new Washington County seal approved - Vimarsana News

Despite concerns over similarities to anti-government symbols, new Washington County seal approved

Washington County's justices of the peace spent much of their first meeting of 2023 discussing the meaning and importance of symbols.

Despite concerns over similarities to anti-government symbols, new Washington County seal approved - Vimarsana News

Despite concerns over similarities to anti-government symbols, new Washington County seal approved

Washington County's justices of the peace spent much of their first meeting of 2023 discussing the meaning and importance of symbols.

Washington County planners OK Farmington Quarry development plans despite neighbors' objections - Vimarsana News

Washington County planners OK Farmington Quarry development plans despite neighbors' objections

Residents of a neighborhood west of Fayetteville continue to oppose plans to expand the Hunt-Rogers quarry near their homes, asking county officials Thursday to deny or delay approval of plans for the development.