Andy Hallman

A few dozen residents gathered in Fairfield’s Central Park on Saturday, April 19 for a “No Kings” rally.

For the third year in a row, Fairfield will host a two-day spring Renaissance faire at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds.

How do people in other countries even hear about a small school in rural Iowa, let alone agree to send their children there? As Maharishi School’s Head of School Richard Beall has shown, it’s through personal relationships established by meeting the students and parents face to face.

A Fairfield man has been charged with strangling a female victim who had a no-contact order against him.

Fairfield Beautification Commission hosted its annual spring cleanup of the downtown on Saturday, April 19, drawing over 30 volunteers who picked up trash, raked leaves and otherwise beautified Central Park.

FAIRFIELD – The Jefferson County Republican Women hosted a community discussion on Thursday, April 3 on the topic: “Energy, Eggs …

A Fairfield seventh-grader has won the grand prize of the Iowa League of Cities “If I were Mayor” essay contest.

Four high school students at Maharishi School took home some of the highest honors at the State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa in Ames on March 27-28.

FAIRFIELD – A couple of local school districts had their students participate in a Day of Service on April 4. …

Renovations are underway at Addington Place of Fairfield, and most residents have returned to their rooms after they were forced to evacuate more than a month ago when portions of the building were flooded.

Terri Diers loves to be outside, and she found the perfect occupation to satisfy that desire.

JC Huffman Cabinetry in Fairfield is once again hosting an Easter celebration, this time at the newly remodeled Lincoln Center.

About 300 people turned out for a townhall in Fairfield on Saturday, April 5, where attendees expressed their displeasure with the Trump Administration and with U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks.

A Fairfield pharmacist is facing up to four years in prison after pleading guilty to diverting prescription pills for his own use.

A former director of Jefferson County Ambulance is suing the county and demanding his old job back.