Fairfield News

A Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputy was recently honored for helping to save a woman’s life with CPR. Deputy Rusty Simpson received a Heartsaver Hero Award from the American Heart Association a few weeks ago for an incident earlier this fall in which he gave cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to a woman who was unresponsive. Thanks to the timely and dedicated attention she received from Simpson and other first-responders, the woman regained a pulse and has since made a complete recovery.

Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the launch of the annual “Tree of Lights” campaign. This fundraiser is essential to keeping Fairfield’s cherished holiday traditions on the town square alive and vibrant, and all donations are tax-deductible.

The Fairfield Public Library Board of Trustees will meet at 5:15 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 18. AGENDA 1. Call to …

Collector Cars Unlimited donates $500 to the Knights of Columbus for its Tootsie Roll drive.

[Editor’s note: This is 10th in a series of informative articles regarding the scholarships available from The Greater Jefferson County …

The late Rex Crockett and his wife, Helen, want to express their gratitude to the people of the Dexter family by awarding a scholarship to a son or daughter of a full-time Dexter employee. Rex firmly believed that Dexter’s success is a story of people. To honor that truth, this full-ride scholarship was created for a single recipient and is to be awarded in 2025.

The Downtown Resource Center will conduct a comprehensive downtown assessment for Fairfield on Nov. 19-21, offering insights and recommendations to guide the revitalization of the area. The initiative, funded collaboratively by the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce, City of Fairfield, Grow Fairfield, and Visit Fairfield, demonstrates a shared commitment to the future of downtown Fairfield.

FAIRFIELD – The Fairfield Elks hosted its annual Hoop Shoot at the Fairfield High School on Saturday, Nov. 9. The …

Fairfield Middle School students spent Wednesday morning touring local businesses to get a flavor of the jobs that await them after graduation.

The Fairfield City Council approved the third and final reading of an ordinance to rezone the former Lincoln School as mixed use, which will allow Jim and Teresa Huffman to hold their “Ho Ho Ho Holiday Event” there this season.

IHSAA bowling season broken into three classes

Check out all the fun things there are to do in the coming weeks in Jefferson, Washington and Henry counties.