Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Mendy McAdams announced Thursday that the Legislative Forum planned for Saturday, April 20 has been canceled.
The Fairfield First United Methodist Church and the Food Bank of Iowa are putting on a benefit concert Friday, April 26 at the Walton Club in Fairfield.
The Fairfield Community School District is accepting bids on its former Lincoln Elementary School building, located at 401 W. Stone Ave.
Just north of Keosauqua sits a row of cabins overlooking the Des Moines River. The development, along Robert Park Road, consists of 32 cabins that are mostly second homes for people who live there in the summer. That was the case for former Fairfield residents Bob and Bonnie Reighard, too, when they purchased their cabin in 2017. But the couple found that they were more comfortable in their new second home, and decided to spruce it up and move there permanently in 2019.
South 32nd Street has seen a flurry of new home construction in recent years. Among the most recent additions to the neighborhood is the home owned by Mike and Jill Lane, who moved in May of 2023. The couple had been living on a gravel road between Batavia and Libertyville, but wanted to be closer to town so their daughters, Maya and Iris, would have a shorter drive to school.
Trojan boys and girls double up on Bloodhounds
Panthers, Demons and Trojans go 2-3-4
The Fairfield Arbor Committee spent Saturday planting trees in the Carrington Pointe subdivision and in Southwood Park.
Demons boys keep up win streak with home Southeast Conference meet
Trojan boys get first Southeast Conference win, girls still searching for first victory
Carnegie Historical Museum in Fairfield continues to undergo renovations and improvements in 2024 just as it has in recent years.
The Visit Fairfield Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is excited to announce the release of a new travel book featuring …
The Fairfield Beautification Commission had a terrific turnout for its Street Sweepers Ball on Saturday, April 13.
Fairfield High School Principal Aiddy Phomvisay has announced he will step down at the end of this school year to take a job elsewhere.
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