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Friends and former naturalists Therese Cummiskey and Brittney Tiller have published their second children’s book together, this one featuring wetland creatures.
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Friends and former naturalists Therese Cummiskey and Brittney Tiller have published their second children’s book together, this one featuring wetland creatures.
Fairfield High School and Pekin High School will both hold their graduation ceremonies at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 19. The …
Maharishi International University has temporarily closed the Golden Dome Market and the bookstore in the Argiro Student Center in response to a sudden dip in revenue.
Trojan soccer held scoreless in 1A Region 5 first round
Late score not enough as Trojans end season with loss to Chargers
Short-handed Pioneers lose first match of season in Round of 16
FAIRFIELD – The Jefferson County Cattlemen have bestowed the honor of Cattleman of the Year on John Peck. The award …
Jefferson County Right to Life's diaper drive on May 11 netted 4,129 diapers and over $460 in cash.
This display, filled with items given to the museum by local families, is to honor our military during the month of May and into the summer.
Fantastic week of Fairfield tennis sees junior star win districts, team advance on
Pioneer girls tennis team stays unbeaten; Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant out
Maasdam Barns in Fairfield hosted its annual Babies at the Barns Saturday, May 11, when the public got the chance to pet and hold baby animals.
Class 3A teams run in Mt. Pleasant
Edward Jones Financial Advisor John Stever of Fairfield recently qualified for the firm's Impact Conference.
