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A former resident of Fairfield, Jennifer Hawthorne, is returning this week to present several poems from her new book, “A Canopy of Stars.”
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A former resident of Fairfield, Jennifer Hawthorne, is returning this week to present several poems from her new book, “A Canopy of Stars.”
Trojans’ lead dissipates with six scoreless innings against Chiefs
Winfield-Mt. Union (8-10) 4, Highland (10-13) 2 Pekin (8-8) 7, Louisa-Muscatine (5-14) 3 Mid-Prairie (18-8) 11, Washington (4-17) 0 Lisbon …
Fairfield baseball sweeps season series against Keokuk
No. 5 Cardinal (22-7) 2, No. 2 Wayne (18-4) 1 Pekin (4-18) 22, WACO (0-15) 10 Highland (16-8) 11, Winfield-Mt. …
The Carnegie Historical Museum has announced the Century Farm of the month for July 2024, and it’s the farm owned by Rosemary Pacha.
Fairfield’s annual celebration of Independence Day will include fireworks beginning at dusk on Thursday, July 4 at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds.
Friday was a long and stressful day for young 4-H’er Jackson Stremsterfer, but luckily it had a happy ending.
Alisia Brock received her crown and sash during Wednesday night’s Queen Contest in the show arena at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. Kaleigh Adrian received first runner-up, and Chloe Frescoln received Miss Congeniality.
The Jefferson County Fairgrounds are alive with the sound of cattle mooing, pigs oinking and sheep bleating.
Trojans double up on Keokuk, down Centerville
Trojans win big in game one, fall one run short in the second
Two young Swedes are spending nearly two weeks in Fairfield as part of an exchange program through the Rotary Club.
Parade kicks off fair week in Jefferson County.
