The Henry County Board of Supervisors met Thursday, Nov. 13 and discussed topics such as a temporary speed limit, a transfer of money to Secondary Roads Department and the renaming of a road.
After months of site preparation, construction on the new Fairfield fire station is now fast and furious, with walls going up every day and giving the public a glimpse of what will become a nearly 20,000-square-foot building, more than double the size of the current fire station.
Those driving through Washington should watch for changes this week. Despite delays to Washington’s long-planned reconfiguration of Iowa Highway 92 (East Washington Street), the new traffic signals at the intersection of East Washington Street and South 12th Avenue will switch on Thursday, Nov. 20.
The Fairfield Cultural Alliance paid tribute to the area’s leading musicians, artists, and performers of all kinds during its Annual Arts & Culture Celebration on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at ICON Gallery.
The Fairfield City Council’s Property Committee heard feedback from city staff about a proposal to install a water fountain in Central Park.
A former interim director of Jefferson County Ambulance is suing five people, including two current supervisors and the county attorney, for actions they allegedly took during her application to become ambulance director in the summer of 2024.
The Henry County Conservation Board is raising funds for an ADA-accessible playground at Oakland Mills.
“Over two and a half centuries,” said Mike Watson, Commander of the Salem American Legion, “veterans have been the steady hands that kept our nation standing through war, division, and change.”
A tentative date has been set for the demolition of the P.E.O. Library.
Fairfield Youth Performing Arts has big plans in store for the coming months, not just its play in December but also the addition of a singing group and a brand-new YouTube channel.
Fairfield paid tribute to its men and women in uniform Tuesday during a Veterans Day assembly at Fairfield High School.
To earn his Eagle Scout badge, Fairfield Boy Scout Cooper Kraft made storage totes for Cradle of Hope Pregnancy Resource Center in Mt. Pleasant.
Challenger Linda Brock has ousted Pekin School Board President JJ Greiner in the race to represent District 5 on the school board.
At Highland High School this past weekend, pink wasn’t just a color — it was a celebration. The school’s Fine Arts department transformed the school gym into North Shore High as students performed
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