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Fairfield’s first day of school is Monday, Aug. 26. On that day, students will see some new faces in their building, and some familiar faces in new roles.
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Fairfield’s first day of school is Monday, Aug. 26. On that day, students will see some new faces in their building, and some familiar faces in new roles.
The foundry formerly known as Faircast is reopening under new ownership less than four months after it laid off its entire workforce on April 13.
Voters in the Pekin school district will participate in a special election next month to decide if they want to make all of the school board seats at-large, or keep the current format.
The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors has begun deliberations on a wind energy ordinance, which drew a large crowd to Monday’s meeting, Aug. 5.
Leah Collmer, project and event coordinator of Engage Fairfield, said the event drew over 200 job seekers and business enthusiasts.
Prairie View Church will host a Community Block Party from 3-7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24. The event will feature …
Set amidst the stunning rolling hills and picturesque river valleys of Southeast Iowa, this two-day event is an experience for cycling enthusiasts of all ages.
The Fairfield Public Library will host the following program this weekend: Theatrical Reading: Tistou of the Green Thumbs Date & …
The family of Elym Choun is hoping to find a bone marrow donor who can help their 13-year-old loved one suffering from a rare blood disease.
One thousand items. That’s about how many individually packaged pie pieces, bars and cookies PEO Chapter MB of Fairfield prepared for their food booth during RAGBRAI’s stop here on Friday, July 26. The massive undertaking was accomplished by the club’s members and friends baking at home, hoping to raise money for women to pursue education.
RAGBRAI is no ordinary bicycle ride. The event draws thrill-seeking cyclists from all over the country who want to test their mettle on a week-long ride where they travel close to 500 miles.
The event was less than a day, but it took months of preparation for RAGBRAI’s visit to Fairfield to go off without a hitch.
The 51st rendition of RAGBRAI attracted riders from across the country and even from other countries, like the Biebrich family from Winnipeg, Canada, who stood out from the crowd thanks to their jerseys that displayed the Canadian flag.
Pekin highschooler represents Team Iowa in Wyoming
