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The event is an opportunity for the public to see and pet young animals including foals, lambs, piglets, calves, chicks and even fish.
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The event is an opportunity for the public to see and pet young animals including foals, lambs, piglets, calves, chicks and even fish.
The Fairfield High School Music Department held its Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 7.
The Fairfield High School Auditorium was officially renamed the Mitcheltree, Slechta, Edgeton Performing Arts Auditorium during a dedication ceremony Tuesday night.
Siblings Danielle Hill and Dillon Fry are renovating the former Winn Corp building on West Grimes Avenue in Fairfield.
Panther sophomore off to state, Maharishi trio joins
Trojan boys and girls fall to Grayhounds in two Southeast Conference head-to-heads
Huskies edge New London by 2 strokes; Tigers’ Phillips dominates
A couple of members of Jefferson County Cattlemen are helping to promote the beef industry at the highest levels thanks to their participation in the Iowa Cattlemen Leadership Program.
Brian Thomas has stepped down from his role as director of Jefferson County Ambulance Service.
The Board of Directors of the Vic Rail Scholarship Foundation have announced the winners of the Vic Rail Scholarship Awards …
The 2024 SEISC soccer tournament begins this week. The bracket was released on Monday. Hillcrest Academy and Danville/New London were …
The Jefferson County Park Nature Center hosted a special guest Wednesday, May 1, who led attendees on a journey back in time to Iowa’s frontier days.
Fairfield’s Wendland and Yamannur place second in doubles
Mt. Pleasant finishes second in doubles
