All grades (PreK-8) in Nashville District 49 will be able to register online starting Monday morning, July 13th.  Parents can also pay registration fees and lunch money online. An email from Skyward will be going out to all parents with your username for Family Access. PreK Parents and Parents of New Students: The email will…

The Washington County Health Department announced on Thursday, July 9, that an additional lab-confirmed COVID case was now reporting in the county. According to the health department, the resident is a female in her 50s who is isolated at home with no symptoms. She was reportedly an undisclosed close contact to a lab-confirmed case. Administrator…

The Nashville Public Library reopened its building to patrons on July 8th, 2020 with the following restrictions: ◾️There will be a maximum of 15 people allowed in the library at one time. You may be asked to wait outside if the library is at max capacity. ◾️Wearing a mask and sanitizing hands at the door is…

  It is Christmas time nearly a decade ago, and eight year old Caleb Klein is unsure of what he wants to see under his tree. “I wasn’t sure what I wanted that year,” recalled Klein. Little did he know, the pogo stick he received that morning may have start- ed him down the path…

After months of shuttering, the Nashville Memorial Community Park pool has opened for the season. The park pool rules, according to park officials, for the season are no more than 50 people per session, which will be offered one in the afternoon and in the evening. After the session hours are completed, all swimmers will…

Over the course of the last few months, the public has been faced with disappointment, unknowns, and anticipation. This week, all of those things take a back seat to reality as the Blue Racer season has begun.The team is coached by Steve Browne and Karrie Kujawa. Browne has been on the board for six years,…

The Washington County Health Department has been notified of three new lab-confirmed positive coronavirus cases, the department said on Monday, July 6. The Washington County residents include a female in her 50s who is isolated at home with mild to moderate symptoms. The case is believed to have been contracted the virus through community spread.…