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Macon, MO · Real Estate
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County-Owned Lot Put on the Market
The county-owned lot located at 302 West Main Street in Washington across from the Washington County Courthouse has been listed with Elliott Realty, now a part of Century 21, for $25,000. This was out for public bid in 2023, and only received one bid of $8,000, which was not accepted...
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Washington Hosting 34th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes this Friday and Saturday
The Washington Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for the 34th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes scheduled for this Friday and Saturday. The homes on display are decorated for the holiday season. In addition to seeing the homes, visitors can learn more about the history of the area and the people who live there.
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Fairfield Homeowner Seeks Council Support to Restore Red-Tagged Property
A Fairfield resident presented her restoration plans to the City Council on Monday, November 24th, for a condemned residence at 604 North C Street that would otherwise face demolition. Sue Berkey addressed the council regarding the property she and her son are acquiring from Connie Bryant. The home has been...
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Main Street Iowa grant continues transformation of Oskaloosa
OSKALOOSA, Iowa – It started with a couple from California driving through the town of Oskaloosa while on the way to visit family in Ottumwa. Next thing they knew, they were purchasing a building over a thousand miles from home. That is the story of the owners of what will soon become The Foundry Market. […]
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PACE Alliance Celebrates Ground Breaking for Kempker’s True Value
A new hardware store with strong family history is opening in Pella next year, and the PACE Alliance Dutch Greeters celebrated the kick-off to construction on Tuesday afternoon. A groundbreaking ribbon-cutting was held at the site of the new Kempker’s True Value, located on Washington Street east of the Pella...
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WEDG House Set to Move to Washington Tuesday
The next step in the process of a new home being moved to Washington in a partnership between the Washington Economic Development Group and the City of Washington is set to take place on Tuesday. The single-level home is set to be moved from Pleasantview in Kalona to its new...
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Oskaloosa City Council Advances Key Projects in Infrastructure, Housing, and Environmental Redevelopment
OSKALOOSA, Iowa — The Oskaloosa City Council met in regular session on October 6, 2025, addressing a full agenda that spanned public works, housing, community development, and long-term environmental planning. The meeting, presided over by Mayor David Krutzfeldt, reflected steady progress on several initiatives that have been in motion for months, along with renewed discussion over neighborhood infrastructure and economic growth.
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Progress Being Made on New Washington House Site with WEDG
Progress has started at the site of a new home being moved to Washington in a partnership between the Washington Economic Development Group and the City of Washington. On Wednesday of last week, dirt work was being done at the site in preparation of the home. According to WEDG Executive Director Mary Audia, Goodwin House Movers are projected to be moving the house on or around October 13th to the site.
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Oskaloosa City Manager Shawn Metcalf’s First Six Months: A Deep Look at Growth, Housing, Infrastructure, and the Future of the City
OSKALOOSA, Iowa — When Shawn Metcalf accepted the position of Oskaloosa City Manager in early 2025, he knew he was stepping into a community with a proud history, a strong sense of place, and no shortage of complicated challenges. Six months later, Metcalf says he and his family feel firmly at home in Oskaloosa — attending band concerts on the square, walking the community’s bike trails, and finding themselves welcomed by neighbors. But in the same breath, he acknowledges that the city’s future will depend on how residents, businesses, and elected officials handle pressing questions about housing, infrastructure, and long-term fiscal sustainability.
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Riverside City Council Considers New Nuisance Ordinance
An ordinance that would overhaul the City of Riverside’s nuisance process was discussed at their recent city council meeting. The ordinance would bring it in line with international municipal code guidelines. The goal is to create consistency and clarity, according to City Administrator Cole Smith, “The International Property Maintenance Code establishes a lot of definitions or standards for how property maintenance is done. Examples of this could be like for commercial buildings, how much of the building can be allowed to have chipped paint, general property maintenance things that give us a little bit more specifics and clarity than what our current ordinance has done.”