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The Fairfield Community Orchard invites the public to harvest the fruit that’s ripening now on its assortment of fruit trees.
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The Fairfield Community Orchard invites the public to harvest the fruit that’s ripening now on its assortment of fruit trees.
With the expansion, RSVP is seeking additional volunteers to exchange letters with students throughout the school year, despite concern for funding
Henry County Opioid Prevention Alliance will share information about new drug threats to teens
Old Threshers opened its 75th year Thursday in Mt. Pleasant, honoring founders’ families
The Washington Public Library is the first stop for an informational display organizers hope to send across the state, much like the touring entertainers it features.
The Community Foundation of Washington County plans to hold a new fundraising event Sept. 8, offering food, a cash bar and live music for guests asked to bring $100 each, benefiting a pair of local nonprofits.
November 2025 soybean futures dropped 51 cents between July 18 and Aug. 6 according to the Iowa Soybean Association, one of several farm advocacy groups sounding the alarm about a lack of demand for grain from China as harvest season draws near.
Ilario Castaneda charged with first degree murder in connection to death of Noel Ibarra Tijerina
Winfield residents and evangelists featured at September WAGG event
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has approved the City of Fairfield’s request to draw down Walton Lake.
Fairfield City Engineer and Public Works Director Melanie Carlson said that vehicles routinely park along Grimes Avenue when the soccer fields are busy such as during soccer tournaments, and so the new sign will bring the street in alignment with how it’s actually used.
A final decision is expected before winter break
Get to know a little about new teachers Alizabeth Yotter, Josh Roudabush, Amber Rose, and Alice Kenel
Pleasant Plain Road will receive additional rock and binding next week as Jefferson County’s secondary roads department seeks to address problems with the road that have arisen since it received a new chip seal in June.
