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A second round of roadwork on Highway 218 between Riverside and Hills will likely last well into summer, a Department of Transportation spokesperson said.
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A second round of roadwork on Highway 218 between Riverside and Hills will likely last well into summer, a Department of Transportation spokesperson said.
Law enforcement officials have arrested an Arkansas man for burglarizing Cardinal school buildings and stealing $4,000. The man is also accused of burglarizing 15 other schools in Iowa and Missouri.
Former Washington mayor appears poised to plead guilty, but not to Class C felony he’s charged with
WINFIELD — Saturday evening, May 3, will be the next WAGG Event. The presentation will begin at 5:30 p.m., followed …
A nonprofit’s mission to put guitars in every Iowa school district hits the right note with an emotional surprise for one young music lover.
Jefferson County Little League honored Rich Stokes with a plaque to commemorate his 50 years of volunteering for both Little League and the Challenger League during a pair of games held Friday, April 25.
Ron Hunerdosse joined the Fairfield Middle School girls’ track team as it ran a lap on the track at Trojan Stadium following its meet Monday, April 28.
A district judge has ruled in the school district’s favor, but lamented “harsh and arguably arbitrary result” in ruling to dismiss a challenge, after at least 70 invalid ballots were cast in the race.
The Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 24 in the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center. The event recognizes businesses and individuals who have gone above and beyond in their field.
Fellowship Cup launches spring-cleaning drive to meet essential needs
Visible from Washington Street, the mural offers a powerful tribute to all veterans through collaboration, community support, and shared remembrance.
The Washington Area Soccer Program, also known as WASP, will host a fundraiser this weekend after a top volunteer’s family suffered a house fire in early April.
Barn Talk, a podcast recorded by a father and son from the loft of a repurposed barn near Washington, is doing numbers on national download rankings. The pork farming producers credit their success to authenticity, and say it’s helped keep their operation afloat amid market turmoil.
A community survey reveals strong awareness of facility needs but little appetite for the district’s proposed solutions—or the price tag that comes with them.
