A year and a half after acquiring the West Liberty Foods plant, Sigma Alimentos is building a reputation in Mt. Pleasant by supporting local pantries, schools, and hosting community events.
Personalized service, evolving tax laws, and what you need to know for the 2025 filing season from local tax profession Terri Bain
The Davis, Jefferson, Van Buren, and Wapello County Extension Offices recently concluded Annie’s Project, a six-week program for Women in Agriculture.
With the ringing of a pickleball against paddles, determined players Tom Makeig, Ravi and Kari Bedi, and David Sands played pickleball outdoors Jan. 1 at Heritage Park in Fairfield.
Fairfield Mayor Connie Boyer has announced her “Top 10 List” of 2024, a compilation of the most noteworthy events and accomplishments from the past year.
Scott Reneker decided it was time to call it a career after 32 years as Jefferson County Auditor.
The Fairfield Beautification Commission held its first Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Dec. 13 at the Fairfield Golf & Country Club.
The structure linking city roads with Gingko Avenue will be closed starting Jan. 13 as its replacement is constructed. The current bridge was built in 1928.
Lynn Conrad and a group of dedicated volunteers celebrate each phase of the restoration and look forward to a potential completion this year
Stakeholders and judges met for an informal pretrial meeting Monday to iron out some of the details for an upcoming contest court trial, which will decide the outcome of a $15 million bond issue at the Highland School District. The case seems likely to rest on whether a petition challenging the election's outcome was filed before a state-imposed deadline.
Steve Detrick plans to focus on the budget and transparency as he steps into his new supervisor role for Henry County
Washington city council members have accepted a contract obligating three municipally-owned rooftops for solar panels in an effort to reduce the city’s energy bills and potentially set up the local government to purchase the generators in the distant future.
The temporary ban on development applications is unlikely to deter companies more than stringent rules passed a week prior, but calls attention to disaster mitigation concerns raised by some constituents.
The Fairfield Public Library had a lot to be proud of in 2024, and saw its number of visitors take a big jump from the prior year.
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