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The Fairfield area has loads of events to attend this holiday season.
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The Fairfield area has loads of events to attend this holiday season.
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.
The city’s new waste disposal contractor said the material presented a hazard to employees. Poor market conditions for the product don’t help, either.
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.
CMS awards Parkview Home five-star rating
Who is this young military man?
Military Chaplain Captain Tim Hadley honors brothers and sisters in arms and encourages next generation to show gratitude in action
Chalk artist compares Jonah’s journey to current believer’s journeys
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.
Disagreements between Henry County’s attorney office and sheriff’s department discussed
But officials say voters in the district could challenge the outcome, which would take about 22 petition signatures and a day in court.
Supervisors Chad White opens discussion on the recurring topic
