Andy Hallman

FAIRFIELD – The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors hopes to pass an ordinance regulating wind turbines next month, after holding …

FAIRFIELD – David Keith Randall was a giving man during his life, and his gifts have continued after his passing. …

In Fairfield, Sen. Joni Ernst met with Cambridge Little Achievers’ Director Tiffany Finch and the childcare center’s board to talk about how the center is doing since it opened in January 2023.

The buildings at Reiff Grain on the north side of Fairfield are being taken down, but they’re not headed to a landfill.

Jefferson County residents just received their property tax bills in the mail, and they’re noticing that the tax increases are higher than they’re used to.

Jefferson County Relay for Life will be held Aug. 24 at Fairfield Golf & Country Club, with 100 percent of the proceeds going toward the American Cancer Society.

FAIRFIELD – The Fairfield City Council has decided to close the compost site until further notice. The council made the …

Locals are in for a treat because the producer and the director of Rally Caps will attend the Fairfield premiere at 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30, and answer questions from the audience afterward. The film was producer by Katherine Borda, and directed and written by her husband, Lee Cipolla.

Symmetry Music and Arts Festival will be Sept. 13-14, at an acreage between Libertyville and Douds.

Fairfield residents are being asked for assistance to determine if their home contains lead or copper water pipes.

The family of Justin Garrison is honoring his memory by putting on a memorial ride that will go through Jefferson, Van Buren and Henry counties.

Joshua Hemminger is the new director of Jefferson County Ambulance, and he was introduced during the board of supervisors’ meeting on Monday, Aug. 5.

Jefferson County Conservation hosted an Outdoor Adventure Night Tuesday, Aug. 6, featuring nine activities spread throughout Jefferson County Park.

The car club hosted a car show Friday evening to coincide with the August art walk. Classic cars were displayed around the square, while inside the park residents danced to the music of Chicago singer-songwriter Pierce Crask and perused the vendors set up on the lawn.

The foundry formerly known as Faircast is reopening under new ownership less than four months after it laid off its entire workforce on April 13.