How do people in other countries even hear about a small school in rural Iowa, let alone agree to send their children there? As Maharishi School’s Head of School Richard Beall has shown, it’s through personal relationships established by meeting the students and parents face to face.
With its 31st home dedicated and the 32nd underway, the nonprofit unites local volunteers, businesses, and faith groups to tackle housing insecurity one family at a time
The Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department hosted its annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 19 at Chautauqua Park.
DES MOINES — Southeast Iowa’s corn and soybean planting process seems to be coming along faster than in other parts …
A crowd turned out to Washington’s downtown area Saturday for a roughly 90-minute “Hands Off” protest opposing a handful of policies enacted by President Donald Trump in the first several months of his second term, synchronized with a flurry of similar rallies across the nation on the same day.
Washington’s city council and school district have approved their budgets for the coming fiscal year, with the county supervisors set to vote on their finances next week. Here’s everything you need to know.
Members of PLANT Washington gathered on Earth Day for a ribbon-cutting and shovel-turning ceremony and Alive-After-5 celebration, to mark the opening of their long-awaited community garden on South Avenue D.
Keota, Highland and Winfield-Mt. Union each faced considerable pushback when they announced the change to a 4-day school week. But a year later,
The Broadway Players of FHS will present the play Tooth & Tail
The group Fairfield Cares is organizing a townhall meeting about helping elders stay in their homes.
Officer Jermaine Galloway, known nationally as the “Tall Cop,” has worked in substance abuse prevention education for over 20 years.
A Fairfield man has been charged with strangling a female victim who had a no-contact order against him.
Fairfield Beautification Commission hosted its annual spring cleanup of the downtown on Saturday, April 19, drawing over 30 volunteers who picked up trash, raked leaves and otherwise beautified Central Park.
A smattering of new amenities are coming to the park in downtown Washington as summer draws near, but the year’s first few downtown events may be light on restrooms and tables.
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