Washington Ave. Express Laundromat

06/01/2026

Just some of our cabin laundry ready to be returned. Call us and get a price for commercial or personal laundry. 🧺

05/31/2026

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Update | May 27, 2026 | 5:40 p.m.

The railroad crossing at Lincoln Avenue and Cedar Hill Road has been repaired and the roadway is now open to traffic.

Thank you for your patience while crews worked to resolve the issue.

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The Lancaster Police Department is advising that the railroad crossing arms are down at Lincoln Avenue and Cedar Hill Road due to a malfunction.

The estimated repair time is 3 to 4 hours. Please avoid the area, use an alternate route, and use caution near all railroad crossings, as trains can enter without warning.

05/30/2026

Save the date

05/23/2026

We will be open regular hours Memorial Day!

05/23/2026

It's that time of year! Whether you're celebrating a graduation, wedding, corporate meeting, retirement, or any other event, Foundation Dinners gladly accepts leftover food. Perishable and non-perishable items are accepted. Please drop off at 1000 W. 5th Ave. Pick up can be arranged if necessary. Contact Rick Chrysler with any questions - 740-974-4256.

05/14/2026

Get your winter comforters washed for $19 +tax and put away because Spring is here.

05/11/2026

📆The DATES you’ve been waiting for!!
🍅Produce Wagons start opening this week:

🍅Wednesday, May 13
Marietta, Gahanna, Lancaster & Pickerington
🍅Thursday, May 14
Emerson, Southside, Zanesville Maple & Athens
🍅Friday, May 15
Belpre, Ripley, Cambridge & Newark
🍅Wednesday, May 20
Vienna, Barlow & Ravenswood
🍅Thursday, May 21
Home Market(Beverly), Logan & South Zanesville
🍅Friday, May 22
Caldwell & New Lexington
🍅Wednesday, May 27
New Albany
🍅Thursday, May 28
Reynoldsburg
🤗We’ve miss you and can’t wait to see you!

05/10/2026

If you have a laundry catastrophe, we are open.
Happy Mother’s Day

05/09/2026

This is one of many things I don’t want to see at the laundromat. 😂

Citizen Scientists Needed: Report Observations of Black Bears 🐾
📊 Please use our official reporting tool (https://ow.ly/wFYM50YVHHB) to help us track Ohio's black bear population.

How we leverage your reports ⤵️
As Ohio’s black bear population is becoming reestablished through the dispersal of bears from nearby states, we expect that most bears in the state are dispersing or transient males. These animals likely do not stay in the state long. Often, we can see this in the sightings data, as a bear will be seen in an area only once. Or multiple sightings in different areas of the same region may show up in quick succession effectively showing us a potential route of travel for a dispersing bear.

However, in recent years, we have noted consistent evidence of reproducing female bears in the northeast corner of the state. Records of a sow with cubs were confirmed in Ashtabula County in 2016, then each year from 2018-2022. In each of these cases reports were confirmed through photo evidence. Adult female bears show strong home range fidelity, meaning once they establish a range, they tend to stay there.

05/05/2026

FYI

The Lancaster Police Department would like to advise the public of an upcoming traffic change beginning June 3, 2026.

All traffic in the 100 blocks of West Chestnut Street and East Chestnut Street will be converted to a one-way roadway traveling westbound. This change will allow for parking on both sides of the street and create up to 20 additional parking spaces in the downtown area.

We ask drivers to use caution in the weeks following this change as traffic patterns adjust. Please pay close attention to posted signage and be mindful of other drivers, pedestrians, and parked vehicles.