Leadership Washington Explores Local Ag Community (3/26/2025) - Washington, Iowa – The Washington Chamber of Commerce Leadership Washington program hosted Agriculture Day on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, providing local business professionals with an immersive, full-day experience into Washington…
Annual Dinner Recap and Chamber of Commerce Citizen & Business of the Year (3/10/2025) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Greater Washington Business Partnership Annual Dinner was held February 27, at the RiversideCasino and Golf Resort. The partnership includes the Washington Economic Development Group (WEDG), Main…
Heart of Main Street Awards (3/13/2025) - The Heart of Main Street winners were announced during the Annual Dinner & Awards on Monday, March 10th. We are proud to share the the Heart of Main Street Individual…
Reflecting on 2024 & Looking Ahead to 2025 (1/24/2025) - Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Growth and Achievement Happy New Year! 2024 was a year full of growth and celebration across Downtown Washington, and we cannot express how grateful…
This will be an exclusive program for the community of Washington. Caleb “the Negro Artist” Rainey is a spoken word artist, producer, and poet. His programs are designed to move…
Washington for Justice in partnership with the Washington Public Library will be hosting a Juneteenth Recognition event on Monday evening June 19th at 6:30 pm. There will be a short…
Sunday, June 18 is Father’s Day, but is also the day before Juneteenth, which is the National Holiday recognized by the United States to celebrate freedom from slavery. Washington for…
This program is part of the Juneteenth celebration and is a presentation on the city of Buxton, Iowa, where races lived together in harmony.
June 12th, 11:30am-2pm BBQ pot luck in Central Park. June 15th, 2-3:30pm “Juneteenth and Emancipation” with Jenny Barnett. June 17th, “Lost Buxton” with Rachelle Chase.
Dan Henderson interviews Jean Berry, an artist who has shown her work around the world as a part of the Juneteenth celebration.
Join us to learn the importance of and impact of Juneteenth and emancipation.
Author Rachelle Chase gives a program on her book, “Lost in Buxton”.
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