Children at Word of Life Lutheran Church in Fairfield performed an act of kindness during their Vacation Bible School by packing birthday bags for The Lord’s Cupboard.
Henry County Engineer Jake Hotchkiss reported on ongoing roadwork, safety improvements, and upcoming bridge and culvert replacements during the Department Head meeting with the Board of Supervisors.
The Main Street Fairfield Steering Committee hosted a ceremony in Central Park Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the town’s recent achievement of becoming the 54th Main Street Iowa Community.
City council members in Washington voted Aug. 5 to approve a development agreement on the north side of town, where a local company plans to build several houses on a land currently used for row crops, despite its suburban surroundings.
Washington County officials have renewed a contract with WEMIGA Waste Management, maintaining the county’s ties to the trash disposal and recycling business through 2029.
The United Presbyterian Home held its annual art reception Aug. 6, showcasing a variety of pieces made by residents in the retirement community’s painting workshop.
Regulators have waived an approaching two-year deadline for the renewable energy array approved in rural Washington County in 2023.
The transportation program serving Southeast Iowa known as 10-15 Transit has launched a new nonprofit to support local veterans.
Mindy Smith and her daughter Shy Haumersen have moved their business Smith’s Helping Hands to downtown Fairfield.
Police in Washington County say a Cedar Rapids man is now in custody and is being charged with four counts of impersonating public officials.
Public hours and new entry point to be set for County Attorney’s Office
As the busiest stretch of summer winds down, a handful of modernization efforts are underway at Marr Park where Washington County Conservation officials say they plan to replace some of the oldest recreational equipment they own.
From greased pigs to parade candy and hot dog heroes, Winfield’s annual festival delivered three days of sunshine, small-town charm, and unforgettable moment
The Fairfield Jazz Band will be making a number of public appearances in the next month, including a performance at the Iowa State Fair.
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