Andy Hallman

A pair of apartment buildings in Fairfield intended for low-income and disabled people is going through a transition as both the main bank and property manager have withdrawn, leaving a three-member volunteer board to run the facility until they can find a new property manager.

Fairfield First Fridays Art Walk is preparing for two big events on back-to-back weekends.

Local food processors and growers are teaming up to create a new network of relationships they’ve dubbed the Southeast Iowa Food Producers Co-op.

The Fairfield Police Department has confirmed that a body was discovered in the Fairfield Walmart parking lot, though the identity of the person is not being released at this time.

Drish Construction of Fairfield has informed the city it will not proceed this year with construction of a dam to replace the golf cart bridge at Walton Lake.

This year is a milestone anniversary for Jonas Magram and his Annual Children’s Holiday Benefit Concert, now in its 30th year.

The Fairfield City Council heard from a local woman seeking to refurbish a dilapidated house that the city would otherwise have to demolish.

The drawdown of Walton Lake is nearly complete, and the contractor hopes to soon demolish the golf cart bridge.

A family who recently moved to Fairfield has ambitious plans for the building housing Istanbul Grill.

What was once an inconspicuous patch of grass three years ago has turned into one of the most popular playgrounds in Fairfield.

Members of the Iowa Association of Business and Industry visited Fairfield for an Elevate Iowa Manufacturing Tour.

Liberty Communications has moved into a new building at 51 S. Ninth St. in Fairfield, a much larger space than the building it had been renting just a block away.

The 2025 harvest season has brought both good and bad news to farmers, as the fortune of corn and soybeans headed in opposite directions this fall.

The First United Methodist Church in Fairfield is gearing up for its 21st annual free Thanksgiving Day meal on Thursday, Nov. 27, and organizers are preparing to serve a whopping 800 meals.

The MIU Fieldhouse was bustling with activity Sunday thanks to the thumping beats and sizzling treats at the World Fairfield International Festival.