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Water treatment workers install new membrane
The human body is composed of 60 to 70 percent water.
Remembering Ingersoll School 125 years later
It would have been easy enough to forget about the old Ingersoll School north of Washburn and let all the memories die with it.
Interpretive Center expansion will surprise
Deep in the basement of the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center lie hundreds of artifacts from the area that only a handful of people have had the pleasure of viewing.
A proposed $3.5 million expansion to the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center lies in the hands of Washburn city commissioners as they are asked to allow a variance to the setback of the expansion.
NFL students have plenty to talk about
Sometimes waiting until the last moment can have positive results.
Cannon ball! Join your friends at the pool
When Cody Blazek, 10, comes to the Washburn Swimming Pool it’s about more then getting wet.
McLean County commissioners discussed various budget issues and Blue Flint’s tax exemption request during the June 21 meeting.
Thousands found fun at Lewis and Clark Days
It seems that the past month has been fairly consistent in raining nearly every other day.
What’s in a name?
Another Lewis and Clark Days celebration has come and gone marking the 14th year in a row as Lewis and Clark Days, which follows 16 years straight years as Riverboat Days.
Courthouse cleaning kickoff in full swing
A steady flow of file cabinets and other movable objects started moving out of the Dakota Central Social Services offices of the McLean County Courthouse on Tuesday morning.
