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The high school soccer season was kicked away by the threat of the coronavirus. The local pitch would have seen …
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The high school soccer season was kicked away by the threat of the coronavirus. The local pitch would have seen …
To the editor: This has been a year like no other for our staff. I continue to hear the saying …
To the editor: We would like to sincerely thank the staff of our Fairfield Public Library for dedicated curb service …
I was listening to Chris Hayes’s podcast the other day when he had on John Barry as his guest. Barry …
To the editor: Even though the forecast is for some more chilly weather later this week, spring really is here, …
Tuesday was the deadliest day for Iowa since COVID-19 was first reported in the state. At her news conference on …
Information is collected from Henry, Jefferson and Washington county law enforcement agencies. As with any criminal case a charge is …
Outside his apartment in Keosauqua sits his 1961 Chrysler Imperial, waiting. The Chrysler is in showroom condition (maybe better). Its …
Mason Quigley wanted to be a teacher his entire life but never imagined a global pandemic cutting his first year …
Well, well, well, just when we didn’t think it could get any worse. Here we are chilling out in this …
Like other essential workers, law enforcement officers across southeast Iowa are taking extra precautions as they continue to work through …
FAIRFIELD – Fairfield goalkeeper Maxx Anderson will be heading north next season. The Trojan senior signed his letter of intent …
The beef industry should be in good shape. There are plenty of cattle to sell and a high demand for …
Iowa is on track to surpass 10,000 COVID-19 cases soon. On Monday, the state saw 534 new cases, bringing Iowa’s …
