Andy Hallman

Nathaniel Adkins used translation software to create his own English translation of the Czech play “Rossum’s Universal Robots,” which he will direct Sept. 26-27 at Morning Star Studio in Fairfield.

Maharishi School will kick off a series of six webinars for parents with one hosted by Lisa Damour from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 25.

Fairfield Kiwanis Club hosted its annual Kids’ Day event on Saturday, Sept. 20, which brought thousands of people to the downtown to take in the parade, eat pancakes, and enjoy many other activities in Central Park.

Maasdam Barns hosted the annual Barnyard Bash on Friday, Sept. 19.

The new housing development north of Fairfield, North Campus Ridge, will grow even larger now that the builder and developer plan to add 15 units on top of the 37 originally envisioned.

Fairfield’s charitable food program that seeks to feed school children on the weekends is now more than a decade old, and still going strong.

A group of three women have formed their own miniature farmers market that meets once a month on a farm south of Lockridge.

An administrative law judge is poised to lift the stay on the City of Fairfield’s plan to drain Walton Lake, but it won’t necessarily mean the end of litigation.

Fairfield is about to experience its busiest weekend of the year, with one event after another Friday through Sunday.

Grow Fairfield held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Monday afternoon to celebrate the completion of its prefabricated home at 700 S. Seventh St.

Iowa Dance Collective hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house at its new location on Friday, Sept. 5.

The Fairfield City Council is evenly divided on what to do about replacing the golf cart bridge at Walton Lake, with half the council wanting to pause the project, and the other half wishing to move it forward.

Maasdam Barns has officially opened its playground dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the Louden Machinery Company.

Saturday proved to be a perfect day to head to Washington’s Central Park and peruse one of the roughly 145 vendors that set up for the Fall Craft Fair.

The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors has approved hiring outside legal counsel to represent the sheriff’s office in administrative matters, a topic that generated a heated discussion among elected officials at Monday morning’s board meeting Sept. 8.