Flood closes riverfront
With a flood warning for the area in effect, city officials are taking necessary precautions to ensure citizens’ safety.
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With a flood warning for the area in effect, city officials are taking necessary precautions to ensure citizens’ safety.
Starting April 1, Washington residents can receive a free native tree from the Parks & Recreation Department if an invasive Callery pear tree, or Bradford pear tree, is removed.
After collecting 1,000 pounds of plastic in less than three months, the Washington Parks & Recreation Department was awarded a free bench and placed it in the Washington Public Library
After years of waiting, a washout portion on the Missouri River located by the west Rotary Riverfront Trail, near St. Johns Creek, is scheduled to be filled.
The Washington Parks & Recreation Department maintenance staff won second place in two categories in the Missouri Parks & Recreation Association St. Charles Maintenance Rodeo.