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Mary Roche writes about the Fairfield businesses that are employing solar power in this column for On The Upside.
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Mary Roche writes about the Fairfield businesses that are employing solar power in this column for On The Upside.
The farm owned by Yolanda Myers has been in her family for 138 years.
Detour will take motorists from Birmingham through Stockport and onto Osage Avenue.
Jefferson County Health Center announced it has received the 2024 Performance Leadership Award in Quality by The Chartis Center for Rural Health.
The Fairfield City Council could approve a new contract with Waste Management at its next meeting in December, after the two sides have proposed changes they’d like to see in their arrangement.
A family in rural Fairfield lost everything they own in a house fire on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Check out these great events for the Washington, Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield area.
The Fairfield City Council has approved a bid of about $7.3 million to build a new fire station at the corner of North Fourth and West Briggs.
Fairfield resident Therese Cummiskey was the guest speaker at an adoption ceremony Saturday, Nov. 23 in the Wapello County Courthouse in Ottumwa. Cummiskey was invited to speak by the judge who presided over the ceremony, fellow Fairfield resident Pat McAvan, who is an associate judge for the Eighth Judicial District.
[Editor’s note: This is the 12th and final informative article regarding the scholarships available from The Greater Jefferson County Foundation.] …
First United Methodist Church in Fairfield will host its 20th annual Thanksgiving Meal on Thursday, Nov. 28.
Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant fans get first look at winter sports teams
Jefferson County Cattlemen want the public to know about a couple of deadlines that are quickly approaching, one for the organization’s banquet and another for its annual scholarship.
Members of the Downtown Resource Center visited Fairfield Nov. 19-21 and gave a presentation of their findings on their third and final day. Among other suggestions, the board members recommended Fairfield undo its one-way streets, and add events in the spring.
