The founder of Summit Pharmacy in Fairfield, Bryan Vander Linden, was sentenced to four years of probation on July 28 for diverting pills from the pharmacy for his own personal use.
Fairfield Farmers Market celebrated its 50th anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 2 with special music from The Boys, activities for kids, and dozens of vendors bearing the finest produce, crafts and baked goods you can find.
Fairfield’s downtown is about to receive a “shot in the arm” now that the city has officially won designation as a Main Street Iowa Community.
Mt. Pleasant alum and longtime music educator brings energy, experience, and hometown pride to the Panther band program
After reaching a peak just below flood stage, Henry County Conservation reopens Oakland Mills campgrounds
Washington County has joined a fast-growing list of counties eligible for payouts from a legal settlement with Purdue Pharma and its owners, who manufactured and aggressively marketed the addictive painkiller OxyContin for decades, causing hundreds of thousands of overdose-related deaths.
Amid renovations at the Washington County Courthouse, staff in the attorney’s office are living out of proverbial suitcases as crews tear down and redo their former workspace.
WASHINGTON — A collision in Kalona on Monday totaled one vehicle and injured its driver, according to emergency responders. The …
Watch for flaggers Aug. 7-8
Months after Washington told its longtime maintenance and construction supervisor to resign or be fired, calls for the city to investigate — or even reverse — JJ Bell’s removal are growing louder.
The Fairfield school district received some good news about funding for its before and after-school program, whose future looked murky after the federal Department of Education refrained from releasing funds for it as expected on July 1.
The Washington County Fair exceeded its two-year-old attendance record this summer with over 19,000 visitors across all six days.
The Louisa County Sheriff’s Reserve Unit — a group of community policing volunteers affiliated with the local government’s law enforcement agency — is holding a school supply drive.
Supervisors name county officials to vote at ISAC under new compliance rules.
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