Public officials reflect on growth, development in Washington County
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz If you ask Washington County Planning Commission Chairman John Gay, growth will continue to occur in the area–whether one…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz If you ask Washington County Planning Commission Chairman John Gay, growth will continue to occur in the area–whether one…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Washington County’s first-ever liquor store welcomed members of the community during a grand opening celebration on Friday, April 26.…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Washington County Commissioners reportedly not being informed of a delay in FEMA reimbursements before authorizing a $6 million line…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Washington County Administrator Jeff Massey brought up the need to hire staff to inspect buildings and administer grants during…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz A potential new 160-foot cellphone tower on Worley Road is under consideration by officials in Washington County. The matter…
Read MoreSchools in Washington County will be closed Thursday, April 11, due to a forecast of severe weather. “The safety and…
Read MoreEditor’s note: This story has been updated from a previous version to include the name of the suspect and charges.…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Where would flooding occur in Washington County years from now if another powerful storm hits and what parts are…
Read MoreA familiar face is now helping bring news home to residents of Holmes and Washington counties. Kent Smith Group recently…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Washington County is nearing its bicentennial, which the Tourist Development Council (TDC) is excited to recognize. The bicentennial day…
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