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Fairfield resident Don Kramer was honored for his military service with a Quilt of Valor on May 28.
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Fairfield resident Don Kramer was honored for his military service with a Quilt of Valor on May 28.
An ethnic slur written on a car window escalated into a physical altercation, leaving one juvenile injured
Free disposal kits, secure drop boxes, and community education help residents protect their loved ones
The Great Eastern Iowa Tractorcade returns to Mt. Pleasant after a decade in other spots around the state
A jury of 12 Jefferson County residents has returned a not guilty verdict in a trial where former interim ambulance director Judy Heisel was charged with secretly recording a meeting of county officials.
Park updates, new staff, and summer projects highlighted in Conservation Department’s monthly report
Neither side seems to expect speedy resolution as case is referred to the state’s supreme court, which can either make a ruling in several months, or delegate the matter to the Iowa Court of Appeals. It’s the latest in a legal battle over polling place errors that allowed at least 70 invalid voters to cast a ballot in the school’s $15 million bond referendum in November.
Jackie Morgan has a solid medical background, working as a nurse practitioner for primary care clinics and urgent care floors in Iowa, where she’s lived for 15 years.
A Washington man is in custody after police say he stabbed another city resident in the back with a kitchen knife, the morning of June 5.
Join WAGG at Winfield UMC with guest speakers Gary and Shannon Van Nyhuis—an evening of faith, inspiration and fellowship
New information released Thursday morning: police say guns were found, not loaded, near WHS baseball field
The Pekin and Keota school districts have agreed to share Dave Harper as superintendent for the 2025-26 school year.
The Fairfield Beautification Commission will release 1,500 ladybugs in downtown Fairfield on Friday night, June 6.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds visited Packwood Tuesday afternoon, June 3, for a bill-signing ceremony on legislation that provides financial incentives to volunteer first-responders.
