Fairfield News

Cardinal makes championship game to lead area teams in annual event

Members of Boy Scout Troop 64 of Fairfield led a flag retirement ceremony at Maasdam Barns on Saturday, which appropriately landed on Flag Day, June 14.

Jefferson County Engineer’s Office is offering to clean cars whose undersides were caked in an asphalt mixture the county applied on Pleasant Plain Road north of Fairfield.

Fairfield softball and baseball teams blowout Keokuk

The Fairfield Beautification Commission is proud to present the Rose Award for Excellence in Landscaping to Jeff and Olivia Haigler of 1015 E. Harrison Ave., Fairfield.

The Fairfield Public Library hosted its Summer Reading Kickoff party on Friday afternoon, June 6.

Powerful trucks filled Fairfield all last week during the Gordon Maney Memorial Dodge Truck Reunion, put on by Matthew Welcher of the Power Wagon Advertiser.

The City of Fairfield plans to lower the water level in Walton Lake this summer to replace a golf cart bridge that failed an inspection.

Trojans dominate Game 1, pull out Game 2 in SEC doubleheader

Fairfield, Iowa, is known for its creativity, strong community spirit, and appreciation for sustainable living. Among the town’s green lifestyle choices, biking stands out as an eco-friendly, community-building way to explore the area, stay active, and help the environment.

Fairfield Area Community Theatre (FACT) will present “Freaky Friday, A New Musical” Thursday through Sunday, June 12-15 at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center. Show times are 7:30 p.m. the first three days, and then 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Fair Field Production’s latest documentary is called “When Maharishi Came to Town,” and it’s about the arrival of Maharishi International University to Fairfield in 1974, setting up shop in the campus vacated by Parsons College the year before.