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Fairfield boys, MP girls notch SEC wins
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Fairfield boys, MP girls notch SEC wins
Fairfield homeowners recently competed to see who had the best holiday display in town in Visit Fairfield CVB’s third annual Christmas Light Showdown.
DAVENPORT — The following area student was named to the 2025 summer trimester Dean’s List at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s …
The Fairfield Art Association announces details about its annual membership exhibit with an all new format for artists in all …
The Holiday Trade Fair overcame an unfortunately timed snowstorm Saturday to post a good turnout at the two-day vendor exhibition, now in its 16th year.
Washington girls, boys basketball pick up road wins
FAIRFIELD — Jefferson County Health Center (JCHC) is pleased to announce that JCHC Therapy Services has been awarded a $19,625 …
Fairfield Public Library (FPL) continues to expand its digital offerings, providing Jefferson County residents with more than a dozen high-quality …
On Friday, Nov. 7, Jefferson County 4-H members, families, and volunteers gathered at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds for the annual …
Fairfield — Fairfield Youth Performing Arts (FYPA) is pleased to announce its Annual Board Meeting and Board Elections, scheduled to …
Fairfield First Baptist Church did a good deed this past weekend when the church prepared 20 bags of meals to give away to those in need.
Jim and Teresa Huffman have added to Fairfield’s fine-dining scene with their new restaurant Char Steakhouse, on the north side of the Lincoln Center that they purchased from the school district just last year.
Ottumwa girls run away from Fairfield, Bulldog boys hang on
Fairfield Youth Performing Arts will put on its second production ever this weekend when it debuts “The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood” over four days at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center.
