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Warriors defeat Comets in four sets to advance
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Warriors defeat Comets in four sets to advance
The pork industry is in the midst of a rebound from its least profitable year in a generation, according to an Iowa State University Extension swine specialist.
Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church was a noteworthy landmark on Highway 1 half-way between Keosauqua and Birmingham. On the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 24, the church burned to the ground.
Community 1st Credit Union is excited to announce it will be awarded a $625,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions.
Amber Meixner has been co-owner of Fairfield Precast Concrete for the past eight years, and has helped the business to expand its product line during that time.
[Editor’s note: This is seventh in a series of informative articles regarding the scholarships available from The Greater Jefferson County …
Laura Atwood and Christina Freeman are two former educators who have gone into business together as co-owners of Sip & Glo Nutrition Bar on the east side of the Fairfield square.
Teah Benkoczy co-owns the eatery Due South with her husband, Camp Boswell, one of several restaurant adventures the pair have undertaken.
LeAnn Titus is the owner of LeAnn’s Sewing Shoppe on the north side of the Fairfield square. Titus moved her business there two years ago, after having run it from the alley north of Central Park. She purchased the business in 2015 when it was known as Dottie’s Sewing Nook, where she had been an employee since 2002.
No two days of work are the same for Amy Vetter, and that’s one reason she loves her job as Marketing and Community Relations Manager at Jefferson County Health Center.
Rosie Witherspoon opened At Home Store on the west side of the Fairfield square in 2002. She was inspired to try something new because her kids were grown, and her father had passed away, leaving her a cabin he had built. Witherspoon liked the idea of turning the structure into a shop and marketing it as a “cabin in the woods,” where customers would come to purchase beeswax candles, Irish pottery and things that other stores wouldn’t have.
A new business is moving into the office previously occupied by Axis Vision Care on North Court Street in Fairfield.
Motorists who travel between Libertyville and Fairfield will need to take a detour starting Monday, Oct. 28.
Trojans fight with No. 10 Wilton, fall short
