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Who is this young man showing off his fair-worthy swine?
After careful consideration and extensive discussion, the board of directors of Midwest Old Threshers has made the difficult decision to …
FAIRFIELD – A Fairfield man was arrested last weekend and was charging with striking a police officer with a bat. …
Community members in the Fairfield Community School District are gathering signatures in an effort to place a bond measure on the ballot for Tuesday, November 5, 2024.
Henry County Sheriff’s Office, Mt. Pleasant Police Department, Mt. Pleasant Fire Department, and other first responding entities pop up throughout the Fourth of July
July and August gallery features multidimensional art displayed in glass prints
With the Washington County Fair right around the corner, Sunday night will see six contestants take the stage in the annual fair queen contest, all vying for the crown that will mark them as county fair royalty.
Washington County supervisors mull transparency, accountability for salary-setting decisions
WASHINGTON — By the start of July in 2023, every farmer in Southeast Iowa was wringing their hands over an …
Eli Alger and The Faster Horses will play a concert to kick off the Washington County Fair at the Lions Club Stage on Saturday, July 13.
BRIGHTON — Hundreds of volunteers planning to paddle the Skunk River to fish out junk and debris this week have …
Brian VanWilligen was promoted to the rank of sergeant last month, after an already 19-year career with the city’s police force, five of which he’s spent as an investigator.
The film is called “Cycle of Memory,” and it will be shown in the arts center’s theater at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 20. Following the film, which lasts 1 hour and 12 minutes, the filmmaker Alex Leff will appear via Zoom to take questions from the audience.
The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors was not able to give county employees raises this fiscal year, but the supervisors wanted to find a way to show their appreciation for the employees’ hard work.
