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The Fairfield Community Orchard invites the public to harvest the fruit that’s ripening now on its assortment of fruit trees.
The Greater Jefferson County Foundation is honored to announce the administration of a new scholarship for the 2026 disbursement period. …
Make and take a fall or Christmas two-candle centerpiece at the American Gothic House Center, 300 American Gothic Street, Eldon, …
The Fairfield Art Association will be hosting ‘A Day With Oil Paint’ on Sept. 13. This one day workshop will …
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has approved the City of Fairfield’s request to draw down Walton Lake.
Fairfield City Engineer and Public Works Director Melanie Carlson said that vehicles routinely park along Grimes Avenue when the soccer fields are busy such as during soccer tournaments, and so the new sign will bring the street in alignment with how it’s actually used.
Pleasant Plain Road will receive additional rock and binding next week as Jefferson County’s secondary roads department seeks to address problems with the road that have arisen since it received a new chip seal in June.
Trojans take on Bobcats to kickoff season
Fairfield stays undefeated in Southeast Conference play
The Greater Jefferson County Foundation celebrated both its 50th anniversary and its 27th year of awarding grants during an awards ceremony Tuesday, Aug. 26 at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center.
The Fairfield Art Association is hosting the Iowa Pastel Society’s annual state wide exhibit titled “Pastel Horizons: Visions From Iowa.” …
We appreciate you! We all know those three little words are not said nearly enough. Teachers deserve our love and …
Area girls tennis teams heat up heading into school year
A Fairfield man who donated to create the skate park in O.B. Nelson Park is opening his heart once again to pay for improvements at the park.
