Andy Hallman

A group of four Fairfield-area musicians has been touring the country the last two years, and now they’re about to put on a concert for their hometown fans.

There has never been a better time to raise cattle, but there are still large obstacles for young people trying to get into the business.

The fourth annual Walk for Nohema was held Saturday morning, May 10 in Fairfield’s Chautauqua Park.

The annual “Walk for Nohema” in honor of former FHS Spanish teacher Nohema Graber will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 10 at Chautauqua Park in Fairfield.

Maasdam Barns in Fairfield will host another installment of its popular “Babies at the Barns” this weekend.

Fairfield Youth Performing Arts is putting on the musical “Mary Poppins Jr.” this summer, and auditions are this weekend.

The Fairfield Evergreen Cemetery Board has been making progress on its campaign to create an endowment fund, and using the money raised to right headstones.

Fairfield residents Jordi Quevedo-Valls and Kim Sinton founded Broker Edge Inc. in the hopes of connecting business owners who are looking to retire or sell their business with those who want to pick up the torch.

A documentary filmmaker is about to debut his latest work that compiles interviews of 15 Fairfield residents.

Jefferson County Little League honored Rich Stokes with a plaque to commemorate his 50 years of volunteering for both Little League and the Challenger League during a pair of games held Friday, April 25.

Ron Hunerdosse joined the Fairfield Middle School girls’ track team as it ran a lap on the track at Trojan Stadium following its meet Monday, April 28.

The Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 24 in the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center. The event recognizes businesses and individuals who have gone above and beyond in their field.

Fairfield High School FFA will hold a plant sale at its newly remodeled greenhouse next week.

The Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 24, during which the names of this year’s Citizens of the Year were revealed: Diane Goudy and Werner Elmker.

The Jefferson County Fairgrounds was filled with the sound of swords clanking and banjos strumming this past weekend for the third installment of the Fairfield Renaissance Faire.