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Maasdam Barns in Fairfield will welcome back a group of female horseback riders who celebrate Mexico’s history of herding and horsemanship.
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Maasdam Barns in Fairfield will welcome back a group of female horseback riders who celebrate Mexico’s history of herding and horsemanship.
An unnamed tributary to the English River, roughly 2.5 miles long flowing by the east end of Riverside and under Highway 22, will get its title soon thanks to a legacy project of the local 4-H group.
Washington City Council members voted 5-0 Tuesday night to approve a special election date in August to pick a new at-large city council member who will replace Millie Youngquist.
WASHINGTON — This Sunday, June 9 from 2-5 p.m., the Conger House Museum will celebrate its 50th anniversary. Dedication will …
Corn and soy prices remained well below last year’s numbers in April, continuing a trend that started in February, despite …
District Court Judge Shawn Showers of Washington County may soon have a new job in Des Moines, after a committee named him and four other candidates on a list of recommended appointees to the Iowa Court of Appeals.
Emergency Medical Services in Henry County could transition from Henry County Health Center to the county itself
In an incredibly generous display of philanthropy and commitment to community health care, Claude and Mary Greiner have donated $100,000 …
Incumbent named victor in unofficial results, by nearly 3:1 margin
Voters cast their ballots in favor of White and Detrick in the county’s only contested race
Joe Ledger and Dee Sandquist won the top two spots in a four-person race to represent the Republican Party in the November election for Jefferson County Board of Supervisors.
A documentary film is being made about Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and Fairfield residents will get a sneak peek at an unfinished version of it on June 16 and 21.
A special guest paid a visit to Jefferson County over the weekend to learn about the little community south of Brighton called Polishville, the destination of Polish immigrants in the 19th century.
The Richland Fire Department hosted its annual Fireman’s Breakfast on Sunday, June 2, and served a filling menu of pancakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, biscuits and gravy, and even a doughnut for dessert. The event is the largest fundraiser for the fire department to go along with its annual soup supper around Halloween.
