Fairfield News

Jefferson County has agreed to pay a settlement with a man who blinded himself while being held at the county jail.

A group of four Fairfield residents traveled to Vietnam in early December to represent the city in an international competition.

What a truly wonderful holiday season it has been here in Fairfield! Our hearts are full of gratitude as we …

The Wege Center for the Arts at Maharishi International University is pleased to announce the creation of the David T. …

A group of seven mayors from the African nation of the Ivory Coast visited Fairfield in early December to learn from the town’s success as an entrepreneurial hub in Rural America.

KEOSAUQUA — As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th, Iowans are invited to rediscover the people, places, and …

One of the recently empty storefronts in downtown Fairfield has a new tenant, who has turned the inside into a showroom for her custom signs.

It was not a white Christmas for Southeast Iowa, but that did not bother the dozens of children in line to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus on Christmas Eve in Fairfield’s Central Park.

The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors debated the merits of a load embargo on 146th Boulevard in the northeast corner of the county, but opted instead to pursue a traffic count after hearing from local property owners and representatives of a sand and gravel company near Coppock.

Chilling temperatures and a howling wind did not stop Fairfield’s Jewish community from gathering in Central Park on Dec. 18 to celebrate the fifth night of Hanukkah.

The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors discussed a proposed event permit and noise ordinance at its meeting Monday, Dec. 22, which focused on a large music festival that has taken place in the southwest corner of the county.

A look at where things stand in the Southeast Conference