The Jefferson County Fairgrounds was filled with the sound of swords clanking and banjos strumming this past weekend for the third installment of the Fairfield Renaissance Faire.
Fairfield landlord and developer Don Hoelting has been busy the last few years refurbishing dilapidated homes and turning them into little gems.
If you didn’t know the history of Samantha Haney and Garren Stacy’s home, you’d think it was all built from scratch.
Plans are underway for the next W.A.G.G. (Winfield Area Grateful Gathering) event to be hosted by the First Presbyterian Church …
A few dozen residents gathered in Fairfield’s Central Park on Saturday, April 19 for a “No Kings” rally.
For the third year in a row, Fairfield will host a two-day spring Renaissance faire at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds.
Jonah Zimmer, a standout student and athlete from Mt. Pleasant, is set to join the nation’s most elite military academy after years of determined preparation and leadership.
Volunteers, donors, and local builders came together to restore Burge Cemetery just one year after a tornado left it in ruins.
Voters in MPCSD will have a chance to hear from school board candidates Mark Overberg and Todd Liechty during a public forum on April 30, 2
Moeller received the Leland McCosh Award for public service
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 …
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