Your ears do not deceive you, this is the final episode of the Washington Weekly Review. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who listened to, shared, and helped produce this award-winning show over the last three years.

We likely won't have an episode for you next week, with a bunch of other projects to wrap up that are sure to take lots of our time and attention. Sorry for the disruption!

Our local stories this week feature declining dairy showmanship numbers, salaries for elected officials, yard parking rules, special election candidates, and a Big 'Ol Chair. Plus, if you listen closely, you might hear the sounds of a crew tuckpointing the wall directly behind the mic!

Call 319-653-2191 to hear your message on the air.

See y'all at the Washington County Fair!

Call us to advertise on the show: 319-653-2191.

Want to get your ad on the air? Give us a call at 319-653-2191.

For those wondering: Millie Youngquist won the mayoral election.

Like the show? Want to exchange some money for advertising through a mass-media platform? Call 319-653-2191, we'll hook you up.

Want to hear your ad on the air? Give us a call at 319-653-2191. We appreciate the support.

Call 319-653-2191 to buy an ad read for the show. Especially if your product is Sudafed. We'd love some free samples.

Plus a $2,500 cast-iron seat, taco Tuesday, and construction sounds from upstairs! Call 319-653-2191 to get your advertisement on the show.

We've also got a newspaper that's pretty good. Check out SoutheastIowaUnion.com to check that out.

Want to hear your ad on the air? Call 319-653-2191 to set that up.

Call 319-653-2191 to hear your own ad on the show!

Our local stories this week feature a new city council member, Washington County's budget directive, and a proposed 4-day school week at Highland. Plus, snow storms, 4-H enrollments, and an Iowa Newspaper Award nomination!

Our local stories this week feature the Washington City Clerk, hotel development agreement, and school board members. Plus an agricultural legislative forum, 17,000 lbs. of canned meat, and a happy holidays.

This is our last episode of the year. You can tune back in to the Washington Weekly Review on January 13, 2024. Thanks!

Call 319-653-2191 to hear your ad on the air.

Tune back into the Washington Weekly Review on Dec. 16 for our last episode of the year. Thanks for listening!

Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad on the show!

Call 319-653-2191 to advertise on the show. Thanks for listening to the Washington Weekly Review.

Call 319-653-2191 to hear your ad on our Iowa Newspaper Association award-winning show.

Want to hear your ad on the air? Call 319-653-2191 to make that happen.

Call 319-653-2191 to hear your ad on the show. We'd really appreciate it!

Southeast Iowa Union podcast by Kalen McCain. Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad on the air!

An award-winning news podcast from Washington, Iowa.

Call 319-653-2191 to advertise your business on the air.

A Southeast Iowa Union newscast by Kalen McCain.

The Southeast Iowa Union's award-winning news podcast by Kalen McCain.

Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad on the air.

This week's show features school legislative priorities, vacant building rules, and a hospital switchgear. Plus truck weight limits, veteran incentives, and a BRAND-NEW AD!

Want more brand-new ads? Buy one by calling us at 319-653-2191.

An award-winning podcast from the Southeast Iowa Union, produced by Kalen McCain.

Southeast Iowa Union podcast hosted by Kalen McCain.

Southeast Iowa Union news podcast by Kalen McCain. Call 319-653-2191 to get your message on the air.

WWR will return the week of July 29, 2023.

Southeast Iowa Union news podcast by Kalen McCain. Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad on the air.

Southeast Iowa Union newscast by Kalen McCain. Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad read on the air.

Southeast Iowa Union newscast produced by Kalen McCain. To get your ad on-air, call 319-653-2191.

Thanks for listening, and thanks for your support!

Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad on the show!

This week's show features Senior Night, city ethical codes and Riverboat grants. Plus an international film festival, an engineering award, and kind of a choose-your-own-adventure.

Want to advertise on the show? Call 319-653-2191

This week's show features Washington's Streetscape project, Kalona book ban requests, and home-schooler graduation. Plus Reynolds in Washington, Iowa Donor Network recognition, and being sold on Amazon.

Call 319-653-2191 to get your ad read on-air.

This week's show features the Kewash half-marathon, Tree-planting grants and mental health crisis response services. Plus, Senate File 84, the spring craft fair, and background noise from a race finish line.

To buy an ad on the show, call 319-653-2191

A Southeast Iowa Union Newscast by Kalen McCain.

This week's show features a new county attorney, a ground-breaking ceremony, and book ban debates. Plus Main Street milestones, El día de los niños and what sounds like a dog breathing close to the mic at one point.

To buy an ad on the show, call 319-653-2191

Tune back in on April 29 for the Washington Weekly Review.

This week's show features ambulance rates, county facility debates and the Riverside city administrator. Plus tornado damage, Brighton Easter eggs, and 0.75 fewer seconds of outro dialogue than normal, just for kicks.

This week's show features bathroom bill protests, a Windstream outage for county phones, and CIVCO's relocation plans. Plus Iowa Wesleyan's closure, adult easter eggs, and what, 15 minutes from Washington?

This week's show features trains, the Brighton fire dispute, Kalona book banning, and Escucha Mi Voz. Plus Auditor of State Rob Sand, a YMCA grant, and a comptroller.

This week's show features Brighton's fire dispute, railroad crossings and a Makerspace survey. Plus COVID-19 test reporting, state art shows, and donating $2,000 during a public comment period.

This week's show features law enforcement contracts, Kalona recreation space, and genealogy. Plus casino renovations, Chamber awards, and winning the Business of the Year award!

Call 319-653-2191 to schedule your ad read.

This week's show features the Brighton fire dispute, a different kind of Harp Player, and a railroad survey. Plus an error in tax codes, yarn bombing, and that nasty stuff you see on the sides of buildings.

Call 319-653-2191 to place an ad read!

This week's show features the railroad quiet zones, more of the Brighton fire dispute, and Ward 2 special election results. Plus, education reform, tobacco sale laws, and problems with barking dogs.

This week's show features the Brighton fire dispute, Washington City Council attitudes, and county meal reimbursements. Plus, unemployment, Darwin Sherman, and a quote from the publisher.

This week's show features the Ward 2 Candidate Debate,. PAWS & More funding, and Pleasantview construction. Plus amateur radio, a roof in West Chester, and an award from the Iowa Newspaper Association!

(This week's episode also features a host with a cold. Tune in next week for better narration.)

This week's show features criminal charges against a mayor, ambulance change requests and a community garden. Plus education savings accounts, community mending, and a door closing in the background of a phone call.

This week's stories feature a feasibility study, Brighton's fire dispute, and outgoing principals. Plus, legislative forums, multilingual books, and not sponsoring a thing, but being there.

This week's stories feature displaced businesses, the Washington County Attorney's Office, and a blood drive. Plus Brighton fire agreements, a truck convoy, and a brand-new year!

This week's show features meal kits, Brighton's fire dispute, and Washington's school board leadership. Plus AirCare, a toy giveaway, and another hiatus. See you next year!

This week's show features county building plans, an interim ambulance director and a Washington City Council resignation. Plus Brighton fire disputes, over 2,500 nativities, and a return from hiatus!

This week's show features the 2022 midterm election results. Plus, the best news I've heard all week.

Call 319-653-2191 to place an ad on the show!

This week's show features updates to an ambulance suspension, Washington’s railroad counteroffer, and roadwork planned near Ainsworth. Plus a candidate forum, Jaws of Life, and a reminder to get out and vote!

This week's show features an excommunicated bishop, minibus renovations, and renewable energy ordinances. Plus, proposition 12, the Wellman Skating Rink and a plug for next week's candidate forum.

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read!

This week's show features road work, Washington’s pool agreement and County Ambulance HR issues. Plus pork prices, songwriting at the library, and people who just write letters.

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read!

This week's show features the Goldfinch Solar Project, Washington's new mural, and emergency cat adoptions. Plus domestic violence awareness, random art of kindness, and a speaker who did not identify himself.

This week's show features a drought natural disaster, railroad negotiations and Orchard Hill. Plus home food production, a 1918 Buick, and the end of our first year running the show!

Call 319-653-2191 to schedule an ad read.

This week's show is a special edition episode: an interview with Washington's homecoming King and Queen Kevin Flannery and Grace Voss.

This week's show features a memorial bench, Hillcrest Academy, and COVID-19 boosters. Plus corn and soy production forecasts, UP Home's 75th year, and a lot of different weather things happening across the country.

This week's show features Snap Delivered, an HR investigation, and snow parking code proposals. Plus Rob Sand, the 33rd craft fair, and fixing a bug that made our stereo ads only play in one headphone.

This week's show features homelessness, a Wellman library expansion, and virtual Spanish instruction. Plus a record-breaking steer, college after retirement, and an ALLLLLLTIME RECORD!

This week's show features a library survey, a rural subdivision, and Highland schools. Plus glass recycling, breaking ground, and a plug for our video products.

This week's show features Encore Express, street ordinances, and Latino Fest. Plus Joni Ernst, a car show, and hashing through.

This week's stories feature the Keota Aquatic Center, the new hospice building, and open enrollment. Plus various statewide awards, a firefighting UTV, and a newly established 501(c)(3.)

This week's stories feature a film fest, solar project, and Washington for Justice. Plus drought planning, a charity steer show, and NOT a box-checking exercise.

This week's stories feature Sarah Grunewaldt, a drum and bugle corps, and the Lions Club. Plus a new State House candidate, black ties and tails, and ophthalmology.

Next episode will drop July 30, 2022. Until then, check out the paper, or our new video products: Washington Live and News break, both on Facebook and Youtube.

Otherwise, find us at the fairgrounds!

This week's stories feature a drone program, street ordinances, and Mikayla Slechta. Plus #IowansUnite, Wellman's July 4, and forcing people to walk clear down the street and around the corner.

This week's stories feature city street code, wireless broadband and a fine free library. Plus Chuck Grassley, theater in a church, and an ad from our new sponsor, Cafe Dodici!

Call 319-653-2191 to get your message on the show

This week's stories feature Deidre DeJear, an election recount, and COVID-19 vaccinations for young children. Plus Lake Darling swimming advisories, TrekFest, and "Republicans on the other side with good sense."

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read.

This week's stories feature city land planning, election night miscounts and Juneteenth. Plus ag cash rent values, a library bear and a name correction.

Call 319-653-2191 to schedule an ad read. Hosted by the Southeast Iowa Union's Kalen McCain.

CORRECTION: Janet Conrad is the correct name of Camp Invention's Director.

This week's stories feature election results, Tech Help Thursdays, and a STEM day camp. Plus poultry shows, election night supper, and pull arm tests, which are a type of blood test for birds.

Call 319-653-2191 to schedule an ad read. Hosted by the Southeast Iowa Union's Kalen McCain.

This week's stories feature free school lunch, a human rights march and graduation ceremonies. Plus 1st Five grant retractions, a fishing derby, and a heads up about the June 7 primary election.

Call 319-653-2191 to get your message on the show.

(1:18) Introductions, and "What made you decide to run for office?"

(5:30) "What would you like to accomplish if elected?"

(8:55) "What would you like to see the state accomplish during the next several years if elected?"

(12:21) "Can you tell me if the state is fully funded, and why or why not?"

(14:52) "How would you balance freedom and personal responsibility in your position?"

(16:47) "Please explain any sections of the current Iowa Republican platform that you do not support."

(18:21) "If Roe v. Wade is overturned, will you support anti-abortion legislation in Iowa?"

(21:06) "List the pieces of (legislation) concerning agriculture that you are willing to support."

(23:56) "How would you suggest to remain fiscally conservative amid inflation, without pushing the burden on our already strained government budgets?"

(26:09) closing comments

This week's stories feature ARPA projects, a mission trip and water utility rates. Plus Riverboat Foundation grants, the last week of class, and lower-than-usual quality audio from a city council meeting.

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read.

This week's stories feature a hospice demolition, Highland wastewater and the Mid-Prairie Superintendent. Plus Ty Bopp, free trees, and background audio of a building being torn apart.

Call the office for an ad read. 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature the Washington State Bank anniversary, Wellman water treatment, and the NLW development agreement. Plus a slow planting season, owl rescue, and everything done by pen and paper.

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read.

This week's stories feature Chuck Grassley, Mid-Prairie Superintendent Candidates, and road construction. Plus a Paraquat lawsuit, the Kalona quilt show, and the best way to meet with people: eyeball-to-eyeball.

Call 319-653-2191 for an ad read.

This week's stories feature ESSER funds, excluded workers and digitizing records. Plus the Iowa House 92 campaign, Madison Park, and no-brainers.

Call the office for an ad read: 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature digitizing county records, activity kits and the Kewash half marathon. Plus suspended poultry exhibitions, Ainsworth programming, and what we do to go beyond OCR.

Call the office for an ad read: 319-653-2191

This week's stories feature the Washington City Council special election, road plans and controlled burns. Plus train infrastructure, Highland meal kits, and a living, breathing document.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature uniform city ordinances, the county budget, and a train meeting. Plus Debi Durham, free dictionaries, and places you don't usually show people on a tour.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature teacher salaries, retention pay, and HIPAA training. Plus a legislative briefing, storm spotter training, and technical difficulties that take three business days to resolve.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature development agreements, math lessons and rural broadband. Plus teacher retention pay, boxing with Parkinson's, and a new solicitation for advertisers.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature citizenship classes, service dogs and a superintendent search. Plus state tourism, community theater and non-judgmental animals.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature the CMS vaccine mandate, Brighton fire fund and Mid-Prairie's bond vote. Plus Sen. Chuck Grassley, Fareway groceries, and selling hands for charity.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature the Brighton Fire Department budget and county ambulance rates. Plus a train merger, Greiner buildings, and wedding-like tears.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature Escucha Mi Voz, Kalona Parking Tickets and school bus prices. Plus SSA reactions, new conservation land and biodiverse, low-lying wetlands.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week's stories feature denied public comments, East Adams Street, and Highland test scores. Plus criminal procedures, an Ainsworth library, and "getting the word out as best we can."

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature Washington's ward 1 council seat, beekeeping and an online auction. Plus mental health and disability services, a middle school band teacher, and a new microphone!

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature the CMS vaccine mandate, Washington's property taxes and a cemetery database. Plus Mayor Rosien's state house campaign, Powerball and a sweet new logo, courtesy of the graphic designers over at the Gazette.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature an urban goat, school enrollment numbers and the Kewash trail easement. Plus excluded workers, county employee tenure, and Todd Hahn Construction.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature school dress code, urban livestock and a new police officer. Plus farmland prices, photo galleries and a goat!

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature county pay raises, a new subdivision in Washington and a bond petition. Plus municipal airports, an attorney's dog, and a REAL advertisement!

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

quick announcement.

We were planning to run an episode this week, but due to some

logistical, holiday-related issues, we couldn’t feasibly get one together in

time. With next week being Christmas, you can plan on hearing from us again on

January first, 2022.

Until then, you can find us in the paper. Happy holidays,

happy New Year, and thanks for tuning in to the Washington Weekly Review.

This week’s stories feature the Danielle Pettit-Majewski, County overtime policy and the Keota pool project. Plus Chuck Grassley, City Administrators, and a brief plea for sponsors.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature the new public health director, Washington's City Administrator search and Forbes 30 under 30. Plus the Omicron variant, Christmas dinner, and increased availability!

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature the vaccine mandate, a Mid-Prairie bond issue, and holiday meal kits. Plus municipal vehicle shortages, new holiday traditions, and a correction for the record.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature child care data, Riverboat grants, and dump truck funding. Plus heating bills, reading to animals, and large underground storage tanks connected to interstate pipelines.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature a CPR device, Burma-Shave signs and a potential new ambulance crew. Plus a tribute to Nohema Graber, Dinosaurs in the library, and the ambient sounds of 220th street.

To schedule an ad read, call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature the new public health director, ARPA money, and the second resignation from Riverside City Council this year. Plus election results, complicated tax policy, and a slightly different tone in the signoff!

To schedule an ad call 319-653-2191.

This week’s stories feature a mysterious new public health director, ambulance department pay and a hotly contested school board election. Plus legislative districts, playground paint, and a spooky signoff!

To schedule an ad call 319-653-2191.

This week’s local stories feature an unusual city election, a controversial boulevard, and a gas odor. Plus sport betting, day care, and more royalty free music.

To schedule an ad call 319-653-2191. New episodes every Saturday morning!

Those interested in ads can call 319-653-2191. New episodes every Saturday morning!