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Warriors see lead diminish against Falcons in 2A Region 2 bout
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Warriors see lead diminish against Falcons in 2A Region 2 bout
The Fairfield Beautification Commission is proud to present the Rose Award for Excellence in Landscaping to Diana and Glen Watt of 800 South 3rd Street in Fairfield.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in Jefferson and Van Buren Counties are hosting the 2025 Farmland Leasing Meeting on …
FAIRFIELD — Jefferson County Health Center (JCHC) is proud to announce the return of its Free Sports Physical Night, an …
FAIRFIELD — Fairfield Public Library will soon debut a major upgrade to its library management system. Beginning Monday, July 14, …
Bill and Sue Gill of Richland will be observing their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Saturday, July …
Pleasant Lake in Fairfield and some surrounding landowners are the beneficiaries of a newly awarded grant.
Trojans come up short against Mustangs
Van Buren County stifles Danville in regional opener
The city of Fairfield’s plan to re-open the compost site on South 20th Street has fallen through.
Fairfield scores 5 runs in 7th to close out Knoxville
Fairfield residents should have received their new trash cart from Waste Management, which sought to provide them by July 1 when its new five-year contract with the city began.
The new bridge over Big Cedar Creek between Fairfield and Libertyville is nearly complete, but the road could still be months away from opening.
Bob Ferguson is a member of the Fairfield Beautification Commission, and is spearheading its “weed-free team” that’s tackling undesirable plants that grow in sidewalk cracks and in the alleys.
