Libertyville’s Halloween Parade was started in 1975 by Marilyn Nance and Carol Streed, so it was fitting that Nance received the honor of presiding over this year’s parade as Grand Marshal.
The health and beauty business called Hush & Co. moved into its own space this year, setting up shop at 50 S. Ninth St. in the former home of Financial Moxie.
The founder of First Fridays Art Walk is continuing to support the arts in other ways, with a major exhibit planned for November that will feature more than 300 works from over 100 artists.
Jessica Anderson is a personal banker at Washington State Bank in Fairfield, where she’s served the community since 2016.
This is a series of informative articles regarding the scholarships available from The Greater Jefferson County Foundation. Jefferson County Senior …
Prepare to step back in time to the late Middle Ages at the Gothic Area Renaissance Faire in Eldon Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 25-26.
Trojans knocked off at West Liberty, eliminated from postseason
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield fight with playoffs hanging in the balance
Maasdam Barns in Fairfield is celebrating a milestone this year: the 20th anniversary of the historic preservation commission formed to save the barns.
Cari Anderson might be the hardest working person in Fairfield with the number of hours she devotes to her business Petal, which she purchased this past April.
A group called FACES of Libertyville has put together a fun-filled day on Saturday, Oct. 25 to “Celebrate Libertyville” with activities all morning and afternoon.
A Missouri man has been charged with assaulting a Fairfield Police officer during an altercation.
Reading Railroad Theater to present ‘The Ramayana’ Oct. 26-27
Microchips bring lost pets back home!
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