Fairfield, IA News

• Fairfield, IA News
• Congratulations to the 268 students that graduated from MUM today!!
• As the school year comes to an end, Ife reflects on her last semester at MUM. Ta...
• Check out the pictures from the recent BFA show opening. Congrats Kimber and Cole!
• Tannell came to MUM from South Africa via London, see what she's up to now....ht...
• Looking for things to do in Fairfield this Summer? Look no further...
• We're starting to celebrate our graduates this weekend with the annual grad ball!!
• Hands-on learning: a team of MBA students paired up with a local inventor to pit...
• Consciousness in the Classroom: What happens when students and teachers meditate...
• We're looking forward to welcoming our Visitors Weekend guests to campus on Frid...
• Expanded learning opportunities for our sustainable business MBA students...http...
• Our new Sustainable Living Center officially opened on Earth Day weekend - check...
• Visiting professor, Dr. Elaine Ingham, will be giving a free presentation on cam...
• An educational forum on women, violence, and meditation hosted by the David Lync...
• CNN's Candy Crowley will address MUM graduates at the commencement events on May...
• As we look forward to this year's commencement on May 26th, we celebrate last ye...
• Join us tomorrow night for the annual MUM Variety Show!
• Have you ever wanted to visit MUM or have you been here and wanted to come back?...
• You know EcFairfield is this weekend, but do you know why? Learn more about this...
• We're excited for EcoFairfield and the EcoJam THIS weekend!!
• More about the upcoming rock ballet...
• MUM grads keepin' the arts alive in Fairfield; choreographer (and alumnus) Hilar...
• Thanks for sharing your experience at MUM, Makayla!
• Our students are organizing a sustainability conference happening on Earth Day w...
• MUM faculty, students, and alumni are helping Fairfield plant a community orchar...
• Students from the Education department are giving a presentation on "Educational...
• "Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on...
• Students, sign up for a chat!!
• What's for dinner?
• Wondering where we are located? Oprah aired a show about our hometown last weeke...
• What's a prairie? What does it do? We're restoring native prairie on campus, che...
• The happy, busy, life of an MUM student...
• Alumni reunion for everyone who was on campus during the years 1977-1982 has bee...
• What's going on in Fairfield??
• Say hello to Natasha Plamadjala, MUM Masters Student and International Admission...
• The Admissions Office is busy getting ready for a Visitors Weekend this weekend....
• Thanks to Rianna, Yali, and their work-study crew in MUM Student Activities ther...
• MUM student, James Schleppenbach, takes a leadership role regarding campus susta...
• See what our students are organizing for next month...
• What type of education are you looking for?
• PhD student Karen Aoki: Music and Excellence
• 10 things you might not know about today...
• Now you can stay in touch with us on your iphone...
• Meet a Fairfield City Councilman....
• See some of the art created by Jim Shrosbree, Chairperson of Art and Design at M...
• What separates us from the pack? Check out our listing as a "college of distinct...
• Jefferson County Fair 2012
• Travel with MUM - Mexico next month, South Africa in April, and Canada in June!
• Check out this on-campus event on the 18th...
• Sarah Rose's life after college...
• Our Alumni Association and network is a great way to stay in touch!
• Our students are hard at work organizing this Spring event. Check out their even...
• Congrats to MUM PhD student Manjunath Rao:
• Our local radio station, KRUU, features shows hosted by MUM students, staff, fac...
• “Truth is within ourselves: it takes no rise from outward things, what’er you ma...
• What would you do after a 5 year career in the Army?
• Thanks to our distance education program, now you can take MUM classes from the...
• Watch this video to get up close to our Sustainable Living Department...
• Now you can read university favorites, like "The Science of Being and Art of Liv...
• Transcendental Meditation: a tool for schools. MUM faculty conduct research on t...
• Our second semester of the 2011/2012 school year started on Monday - a big welco...
• Say "hello" to alumnus David Averbach...
• Why are we in Iowa? Here's our story...
• Come visit MUM!
• We're a cool school, thanks Sierra Club!
• Students, Alumni, Staff and University friends have put on an A-class performance:
• It's super important to stay active during winter, and our rec center has got yo...
• More deliciousness from our campus (mm)
• Our students have put on a production:
• We'll be featured on her new show - premiering next week
• Even Princeton knows we're green!
• Deliciousness from our amazing chefs:
• More scientific research on what makes us so unique:
• The Rotary International Foundation support sour project in Nepal
• Urska Dolinar writes about her new life as a Maharishi Vedic Science student aft...
• Last year's commencement speaker Dr. Rosenthal has something nice for us...
• Intend to have a better life. Just intention to have a more successful life. Thi...
• For the kids that have been good: What's on your "wish list" this holiday season?
• Why our campus is so peaceful:
• This inner treasury of life has been given different names in different times an...
• "When we resume contact with this deep source of creativity within us, we are ab...
• This Monday Night!
• What are you THANKFUL for?
• YIPEEEE! Totally psyched for Dr. Rosenthals LIVESTREAM event.. starting in 40 mi...
• "Live together. Help each other in difficulties. Always radiate TRUTH. Always ra...
• OUR MEDIATION TEAM WINS AWARDS Intercollegiate Mediation Tournament was held at...
• Now fall is really here, check out Makayla's latest blog post and tell us what y...
• Name one thing that you've learned at MUM, that has changed your thinking profou...
• You're all about GIVING BACK and helping the world. Where have you volunteered t...
• No more boring MONDAY nights! Tune in Nov. 14th for this LIVE Q and A Webinar. A...
• While we're celebrating Veterans day, we're wishing for:
• The David Lynch Foundation is holding a special give-away exclusively on Crowdr...
• MUM alumni Scott Morris is working on an innovative project that allows you to b...
• No mother should EVER have to watch her child suffer..
• MUM gets spooky this Saturday night at the annual Halloween party!
• Howloween Dance Thriller
• Learn about the new Maharishi Ayruveda Wellness Certification course starting Oc...
• "Creativity is infectious." -Alek, MUM Alumni
• Do you think MUM is the most vegan-friendly campus? Give us a vote so we can off...
• Hi Everyone, we just wanted to let you know that there is still time to register...
• "...we create a caldron, cooking-up friendships to last a lifetime.” -Prof. Ken...
• Join Adrienne and James this Saturday for a mini-visitors weekend with out the t...
• Student Chelsea Richer is making a documentary on Transcendental Meditation & Co...
• Happy Fall Everyone!
• Check out this event Friday Night about the Bhutan Nuns' Foundation and a possib...
• Music Professor Isabelle Matzkin give's some surprising advice for students.
• Amazing video recap of the Ethiopian New Year Celebration!
• "I like MUM because it is a school that lets you take care of yourself." -MUM Al...
• Morgan shares the top 10 things she wish she knew when starting her Sustainable...
• Celebrating 40 years of MUM in Fairfield, IA.
• "You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself."...
• Awesome video recap of games day 2011!
• Congratulations Professor Bruce Lester!
• The lovely Minca Borg talks about why she is a Sustainable Living student.
• First week of school off to a good start with pool party, a campus wide scavenge...
• Join the World Cafe tonight at 7:30 and get the school year off to the right start!
• "Live together. Help each other in difficulties. Always radiate Truth. Always ra...
• Back to School for Fairfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Congratulations to the four MUM students who won first place!
• A BIG welcome to all the new and returning students!
• MUM student Makayla writes a review on the art class 'Drawing 1'
• "This is the time that the ultimate reality of life can be practically harnessed...
• Tune in tonight to hear MUM Professor Stuart Tanner's groundbreaking radio show...
• So nice to hear from Computer Science Alumnus, Sujan Gautam
• “I never teach my pupils; I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they...
• A look back at last year's Rotating University trip to India
• Beat the summer heat this week at the MUM pool
• "It fulfills what education should be--to educate, not just get good grades."
• "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."-William Butler Yeats
• Upcoming webinar about “Diving deep into consciousness-based education at Maharishi University of Management” with James and Adrienne -
• Got Questions??? Click the link to register for a Q & A with MUM admissions.
• New business development project StartaGiG starting on MUM campus tomorrow!
• Congratulations to the class of 2011!
• Great new blog about the recent music symposium at MUM -
• Professor Lonnie Gamble writes about student Jeremiah Blakely's straw bale cabin
• Check out Anna Bruen's new blog about the recent Alice in Wonderland production
• Looking sharp David! Watch MUM student David George share his experience of PTSD:
• 2011 Variety Show recap. Congratulations all performers and organizers! MUM Student Activities
• Brand new post! Lonnie Gamble writes about poison power
• Just like the Farmer's Market, this blog post comes with a surprise
• New article about The Beauty Shop and the concert this Saturday that features more Fairfield musicians than we can count
• The MUM outdoor pool opens this Thursday, June 2! Pool hours: Weekdays 8:00AM to 8:00PM Weekends 9:00AM to 7:00 PM
• New blog post -
• Join us at the Fairfield Sondheim Center this Friday evening for INCREDIBLE performances by MUM students!!!
• New article by adjunct music faculty Kevin Thomas -
• Cool article on brain development through music (and other means). At MUM we also care about that sort of thing. Thats why we integrate Transcendental Meditation into the curriculum.
• New blog post by first year student David George -
• Meet Varsha Solanki -
• Grammy-award winning musician Paul Horn live tonight at 7:45 pm on MUM campus!!! Visit for more info.
• For those of you who haven't seen it yet, check out this awesome student project...and follow the white rabbit to MUM ;)
• Cool blog post by Michael Cook -
• This past weekend was the MUM monthly block break. Makayla McDonald writes about her experience.
• Why did Ife switch from Sustainable Living to Media and Communications? "I feel that it's necessary right now that we all put in efforts to make the things that are happening happen smoother."
• New blog by Tanell Pretorius from South Africa -
• Jefferson County Fair 2011
• Sustainable Living major Minca Borg gives us her take on Sustainable Living and Consciousness-Based education at MUM.
• MUM Alumn Eric Carter-Vedic Science, travel and a sweet music video
• Hey students, if you want to get notified about events on campus please like the brand new Student Activities page:
• Emanuel Schachinger gives a recap of this year's Eco Fair: Energizing the Metamorphosis to Sustainability
• At MUM students learn Transcendental Meditation. This article gives insight into why we think its a good idea to integrate this form of meditation into the curriculum:
• Check out this exciting project of MUM alumni Justin Cutter!
• Check out this new MUM student profile of Antwan Penn!
• Is a picture worth 1,000 words? Find out at the presentation from the newly returned Peru Rotating University Students. Thursday 28th, 7:30 @ Dalby
• After the hail this morning it's nice to re-visit summer in this article about base camp by the lovely Makayla McDonald
• Mouth watering vegetarian recipes, byAnna Bruen
• Take a look at the newly launched MUM blog featuring articles by our very own Anna Bruen, Supriya S. Vidic, Michael Cook and Makayla McDonald!
• Reminder: Visit MUM for its annual Ecofair next weekend, April 15-17. A team of dedicated students and faculty have gathered great speakers, organized workshops, and made sure you get to hear our amazing local musical talent. Check out the event website
• Check out this recent creative project by our student blogger, Makayla: out about her experience at MUM on her blog:
• Life after the military...and at MUM
• New article by Leora!
• Donate shirts or non-perishable items in the Argiro Lobby for EcoFair 2011!
• Support local musicians Josie Overmyer, W. Travis and Lane Weaver!
• Don't miss the 2011 MUM Ecofair!! Education rarely gets this useful and fun. A team of dedicated students and faculty have gathered great speakers, organized workshops, and made sure you get to hear our amazing local musical talent. Check out the ev
• View the entire video of "An Interactive Evening with Bob Roth" from Monday, March 7th. Bob answers questions about the film "David Wants to Fly".
• WELCOME TO THE ROOTS! Black History Celebration, this weekend!
• One of our dynamic speakers at this year's EcoFair! Mark your calendars for April 15-17!
• Our Living Foods community at MUM! Interview with student Zach Azeez!
• Attend the 2011 EcoFair! Should be an amazing event, all about sustainability. Check out the site at
• New article by MUM student Sascha Kyssa!
• This Saturday, Ultimate Flying Club hosts a presentation on flying with Dr. Craig Pearson.
• Enjoy lovely poetry by Barbara Briggs, this Friday in Dalby Hall.
• MUM student Wade Travis Koch's music video - created, recorded and produced at MUM!
• St. Paddy's Day Celebration in the library, this Thursday!
• Blood Drive on campus this Thursday in the Student Lounge!
• Great articles on the Conscious Times about the Bob Roth meeting last Monday and new student interviews!
• Hey students, what is your favorite restaurant in town and why?
• Come to the screening of "1 Giant Leap", a worldly and musical documentary, next Tuesday at 7:30 in Dalby!
• Check out new articles about the MUM Ecofair and MUM Graduate Stephen Hopson's book, Obstacle Illusions!
• Be sure to attend MUM student Wade Travis Koch's online music video premiere on Monday, March 14! Tell all your friends!
• Check out this Iowa Source article for the 2011 restaurant contest winners:
• Clubs Day this Wednesday at lunch! Sign up by emailing mumstudentforum@gmail.com
• Open Mic this Friday in the Student Lounge!
• Great article/interview by Leora Rosenberg. Featuring Dr. David Lovell Smith, MD, PhD, on Maharishi Ayurvedic eating principles.
• Attend this important evening with Bob Roth, this Monday at 8 pm in Dalby Hall!
• This Monday evening, March 7th in the Student Lounge in Argiro!
• Be sure to attend this meeting if you are interested in this year's EcoJam Fashion Show!
• Become a fan of the MUM EcoFair, happening April 15th - 17th, 2011. Check out the new videos by MUM Student Wade Travis Koch, featuring footage from the 2010 EcoFair and EcoJam!
• Check out the screening of this worldly and musical documentary, Tuesday, March 15th in Dalby!
• MUM STUDENTS - This 4-Question Survey will have tremendous impact on the future of Conscious Times. We need your feedback! BE HEARD!
• Please help make a difference by filling out this survey from your Global Student Council about the DC policy, Gender Segregation and MUM Marketing!
• Join us for screening the Oscars live in Dalby Hall this Sunday!
• What class are you most looking forward to in this spring semester?
• How do you take advantage of this beautiful weather?
• Mr. Valentine Party! Bid for a friendship date with 10 handsome Mr. Valentines! 100% of the proceeds will be given to Father Gabriel Mejia's TM project in Latin America. This Saturday in the Arts Center Ballroom!
• Enjoy our chocolate social for the new Compro students!
• As always, great articles from the Conscious Times! Enjoy articles by students Sascha Kyssa, Ashley Olivia Smith, Leon Lewis, Wade Travis Koch, Leora Rosenberg and more!
• Sita Sings the Blues in Dalby, this Saturday at 7:30 pm.
• Come to the Chinese New Year celebration tonight in the Student Lounge!
• Join us for Welcome Weekend events, starting tomorrow evening!
• What do you think of the new layout for the Conscious Times Online? New article on the 3 gunas!
• Join us at the Rec Center this Saturday for Winterfest!
• More articles from the CT!
• Get to know our faculty and check out their blogs at:
• A beautiful article about our Maharishi Award Recipient, Antwan Linton Penn.
• New articles from the Conscious Times!
• Join us for Open Mic, tonight in Dalby Hall at 8 pm! We will have some incredible poets and musicians showcasing their beautiful talents!
• More great articles from the CT. Enjoy!
• TED Talks on campus, next Thursday, Jan 18th!
• Check out this great event, this Thursday evening in Dalby Hall!
• Join us for Open Mic, this Friday in Dalby Hall! Sign up by emailing stuact@mum.edu.
• We hope you all had a great time during the holidays and wish you a fulfilling and successful new year! - The MUM Marketing guys
• Our Maharishi Award Recipients are: Antwan Penn, Lynwood King, Steve Cooperman, and the MUM Enrollment Center Team! Please join us this Saturday evening in Dalby at 8 pm to honor these incredible individuals - and hear beautiful songs from Theo Shier, M
• Recognize and honor our Maharishi Award recipients, nominated by students! This Saturday in Dalby Hall.
• Join us this Friday for the MUM Student Songwriter's Concert!
• Attend an event about socially responsible investing in a sustainable world, tonight in Dreier!
• Hey students what are your plans for the winter break?
• Please fill out this survey about the cafe so we can create a better cafe based on YOUR feedback!
• Check out the Annual Holiday Trade Fair on campus!
• December Open Mic! Space is limited, sign up by emailing stuact@mum.edu
• Would you like to write for the Conscious Times? You can earn up to $800 a semester!
• More great articles from the Conscious Times!
• Read what its like to be a student at MUM! Check out our student blogs:
• Attend this important Q&A session tomorrow!
• Check out this great event featuring current and former MUM students!
• More fantastic articles from the Conscious Times! Join the discussion!
• Register for the Body Talks Talent Show - happening this January, 2011.
• More great articles from the Conscious Times!
• What's it like to meditate while hundreds of people watch your brainwave patterns? An interview and live EEG demo with neuroscientist Fred Travis, PhD, and his daughter Dariana, who is the "brains" of the presentation.
• Fairfield school district enrollment declines
• Libertyville City Council to hire maintenance manager
• Way Off Broadway opens haunted house Thursday
• Fairfield manufacturers facing 2011 with optimism
• Candidates square off at Fairfield forum
• Extreme Midget Wrestling canceled
• Security devices to be installed at schools
• Trail section to be open for vehicles Sunday afternoon
• City council rezones property for TSC store
• Pekin government teacher hosting candidate forum
• New Trojan Stadium track to cost $515,563
• Business expo admission remains free
• Honorees
• Lockridge man arrested for allegedly burning home
• School district’s support staff receives step up wage scale
• Loop trail trees
• Park personnel hope e-mail allows better hike date plans
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Aeron named entrepreneur of year
• Fall fun
• No decision made on health insurance for administrators
• Ombudsman cautions city on closing meeting
• Fire departments battle hay fire near Packwood
• Security devices to be installed at schools
• Aeron named entrepreneur of year
• City council rezones property for TSC store
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• New Trojan Stadium track to cost $515,563
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Loop trail trees
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Fall fun
• No decision made on health insurance for administrators
• Ombudsman cautions city on closing meeting
• Fire departments battle hay fire near Packwood
• Fairfield school district enrollment declines
• Libertyville City Council to hire maintenance manager
• Way Off Broadway opens haunted house Thursday
• Fairfield manufacturers facing 2011 with optimism
• Honorees
• Candidates square off at Fairfield forum
• School district’s support staff receives step up wage scale
• Extreme Midget Wrestling canceled
• Park personnel hope e-mail allows better hike date plans
• Fall fun
• No decision made on health insurance for administrators
• Ombudsman cautions city on closing meeting
• Fire departments battle hay fire near Packwood
• Extreme Midget Wrestling canceled
• Fairfield school district enrollment declines
• Security devices to be installed at schools
• Libertyville City Council to hire maintenance manager
• City council rezones property for TSC store
• Way Off Broadway opens haunted house Thursday
• New Trojan Stadium track to cost $515,563
• Fairfield manufacturers facing 2011 with optimism
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Candidates square off at Fairfield forum
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• Preschool lineup
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Loop trail trees
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• Preschool lineup
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Loop trail trees
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Fall fun
• Libertyville City Council to hire maintenance manager
• No decision made on health insurance for administrators
• Way Off Broadway opens haunted house Thursday
• Ombudsman cautions city on closing meeting
• Fairfield manufacturers facing 2011 with optimism
• Fire departments battle hay fire near Packwood
• Candidates square off at Fairfield forum
• Tidying up the landscape
• Fairfield school district enrollment declines
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Loop trail trees
• Fire departments battle hay fire near Packwood
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Fairfield school district enrollment declines
• Fall fun
• City leaning toward new building code
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• Tidying up the landscape
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• Preschool lineup
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• No decision made on health insurance for administrators
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Ombudsman cautions city on closing meeting
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• Loop trail trees
• Preschool lineup
• Work to begin on low-water crossing
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• Fall fun
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• McDonald’s robbed
• Fireball Run
• City leaning toward new building code
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• Tidying up the landscape
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• McDonald’s robbed
• Fireball Run
• City leaning toward new building code
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• Tidying up the landscape
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• Fairfield manufacturers to be honored Tuesday at luncheon
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Area Senate, House district candidates to debate Tuesday
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Flu season on the wayRemember ‘the three Cs’ and get vaccinated
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Preschool lineup
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Harvesting in earnest
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• Grenade scare shuts down part of town, trains
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Preschool lineup
• Grenade scare
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Harvesting in earnest
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• McDonald’s robbed
• Fireball Run
• City leaning toward new building code
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• Iowa seeing high rate of absentee ballot requests
• Tidying up the landscape
• Fairfield receives second Harkin Wellness Grant
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• McDonald’s robbed
• Fireball Run
• Tidying up the landscape
• City leaning toward new building code
• Incentives might boost residential house building
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• City plans campaign to disconnect sump pumps
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Grenade scare
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• Recess
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Harvesting in earnest
• Recess
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Harvesting in earnest
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• McDonald’s robbed
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Fireball Run
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• City leaning toward new building code
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• Streetscape project could be expanded
• City annexes property for TSC
• Goodwill store moving to town
• Pekin homecoming
• Local food, alternative energy basis of Thicke’s campaign
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• McDonald’s robbed
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Fireball Run
• Harvesting in earnest
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Wellness expo
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• City annexes property for TSC
• Pekin homecoming
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• Recess
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Parsons Wall of Honor
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Company plans move to Fairfield
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• Recess
• Jones sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Former Van Buren County engineer dies while imprisoned
• Corn mazes open near Packwood
• Harvesting in earnest
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Homecoming 2010
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Wellness expo
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• City annexes property for TSC
• Pekin homecoming
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• Recess
• Harper stepping down as CEO/president
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Homecoming 2010
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Wellness expo
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• City annexes property for TSC
• Pekin homecoming
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• City annexes property for TSC
• City publishes ‘Go Green Guide’
• Pekin homecoming
• Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping, sexual abuse
• Collapsed sewer lines discovered during televising
• Recess
• Waste Management contract extended
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• Boys and their hats
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Homecoming 2010
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Wellness expo
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• Boys and their hats
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Homecoming 2010
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Electronic health records could bring financial reward to hospital
• Wellness expo
• Pathfinders moving into space in county’s new DHS building
• Maasdam family donates items to historical barns renovation project
• City annexes property for TSC
• Pekin homecoming
• Morning fire
• New system to improve pool water
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Queen candidates named
• Waste Management contract extended
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• Queen candidates named
• Waste Management contract extended
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• Boys and their hats
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Homecoming 2010
• Fireball Run rally racers stopping Friday in Fairfield
• Wellness expo
• Ballet on the square
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• In line for pancakes
• Morning fire
• New system to improve pool water
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• In line for pancakes
• Morning fire
• New system to improve pool water
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Queen candidates named
• Waste Management contract extended
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• Parsons College All Class Reunion planned Oct. 1-2
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• Homecoming 2010
• Boys and their hats
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Ballet on the square
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• Boys and their hats
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Ballet on the square
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• In line for pancakes
• Morning fire
• New system to improve pool water
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Candidates answer questions at forum
• Queen candidates named
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Waste Management contract extended
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• The big move
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Ballet on the square
• Waste Management contract extended
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• County looks ahead to budget for road projects
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• Four to be added to FHS Wall of Honor
• In line for pancakes
• Boys and their hats
• Morning fire
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• New system to improve pool water
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• Queen candidates named
• Jumping the gun
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• The big move
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• In line for pancakes
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• Jumping the gun
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• The big move
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• Morning fire
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• New system to improve pool water
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• TSC moving forward with new store plans
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Queen candidates named
• Ballet on the square
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Jumping the gun
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Ballet on the square
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• Italian street festival evolves into its own event for 2011
• The big move
• Expo to showcase what’s new in health, wellness
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• In line for pancakes
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• The big move
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• No swimming at Waterworks Park
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• School vehicles traveled fewer miles last school year
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• Parents plead guilty to misdemeanor for son’s gunshot wound
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• High school set to ‘Deal Out Defeat’ for homecoming
• Jumping the gun
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Jumping the gun
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Van Buren school board appeal put on hold
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Civic center shows profit in seven months of 2010
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• The big move
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Keosauqua voters elect Shipley, Manning-Nichols to city council seats
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• School, teachers’ group approve master contract
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• Packwood gives Moore permission for animals
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• Jumping the gun
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Juvenile court services to move into new DHS building
• Yoga in the Park
• City set to lower speed limit on Highway 1 south
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Elevator planned for Fairfield Middle School
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• Adopt-A-Fireman
• Celebration
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Work under way on railroad crossing on Ninth Street
• Annual Kiwanis Kids’ Day events Saturday
• Lockridge Fun Day
• Yoga in the Park
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• Celebration
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Set out brush, trash Oct. 4 for fall pickup
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation awards grants
• Agency questions subsidy to Waste Management
• IOWA SOYBEANS
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• Thank you
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Yoga in the Park
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• Celebration
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Fairfield wins OEI community grant
• Committee says to close Third Street railroad crossing
• Registration open for sprint triathlon
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• Around the water cooler
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• Thank you
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Yoga in the Park
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• Celebration
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Iowa State Patrol investigating bus accident at Douds school
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Celebration
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• New wind energy generator installed
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Surprise award
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• Sewer inspection continues
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• Around the water cooler
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• Thank you
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
• Yoga in the Park
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Sewer inspection continues
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• Around the water cooler
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Yoga in the Park
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• County reviews farm-to-market route changes
• Thank you
• Alternate entrance necessary at health clinics
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Celebration
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• New wind energy generator installed
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Surprise award
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Surprise award
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• Sewer inspection continues
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• Around the water cooler
• Working at the dog wash
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• Thank you
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• New wind energy generator installed
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Around the water cooler
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Working at the dog wash
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• New wind energy generator installed
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• Tractor ride route includes Lockridge, Van Buren villages
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Fairfield Hy-Vee partners with Lord’s Cupboard
• Surprise award
• Thank you
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• TSC plans new store in Fairfield
• Sewer inspection continues
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• Libertyville seeking award nominations
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Sewer inspection continues
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• Old St. Mary Church razed
• New wind energy generator installed
• Around the water cooler
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• Surprise award
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• One-lane traffic
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Working at the dog wash
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• One-lane traffic
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Working at the dog wash
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• New wind energy generator installed
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• Shallow gas lines hamper street work
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Surprise award
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• Planting the rain garden
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• 10-15 Transit rates approved
• Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
• Planting the rain garden
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• One-lane traffic
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Working at the dog wash
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Working at the dog wash
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• Batavia man killed, wife injured in wreck Saturday
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• Harbison honored in 4-H Hall of Fame
• One-lane traffic
• School evacuated after look-alike grenade found
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• Instant building
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• Hornet’s nest
• Benefit meal, auction raises $10,800 for destroyed church
• Waste Management awarded single-stream recycling contract
• Hospital features unique food preparation method
• Laptop program to enhance education program at Pekin
• Planting the rain garden
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• Sandy turtle
• One-lane traffic
• Instant building
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• Hornet’s nest
• Benefit meal, auction raises $10,800 for destroyed church
• Waste Management awarded single-stream recycling contract
• Hospital features unique food preparation method
• Laptop program to enhance education program at Pekin
• Volunteer group spruces up Libertyville school grounds
• Planting the rain garden
• Future of DHS building undecided
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• Armadillo found in Fairfield
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• Hornet’s nest
• Caring cat saves man’s life ... twice
• Benefit meal, auction raises $10,800 for destroyed church
• Group wants fireworks returned to Waterworks Park
• Waste Management awarded single-stream recycling contract
• No third-party candidates file in Jefferson County
• Hospital features unique food preparation method
• One-lane traffic
• Laptop program to enhance education program at Pekin
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Planting the rain garden
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• New pergola
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• Sandy turtle
• Instant building
• Benefit meal, auction raises $10,800 for destroyed church
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• Waste Management awarded single-stream recycling contract
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Hospital features unique food preparation method
• Chamber Farm BBQ set Sept. 2
• Laptop program to enhance education program at Pekin
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• New pergola
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• Sandy turtle
• Planting the rain garden
• Instant building
• Keosauqua City Council election set
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Green parking set for Second, Briggs
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• Half-size village pays tribute to Creesville
• Hornet’s nest
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• Sandy turtle
• Instant building
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• Hornet’s nest
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Benefit meal, auction raises $10,800 for destroyed church
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• Waste Management awarded single-stream recycling contract
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Hospital features unique food preparation method
• Chamber Farm BBQ set Sept. 2
• Laptop program to enhance education program at Pekin
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• New pergola
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Memorial taking shape
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Chamber Farm BBQ set Sept. 2
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• New pergola
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• Instant building
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Greater Jefferson County Foundation plans banquet
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Maasdam Barns work set to be done by June 1
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• Hornet’s nest
• Sandy turtle
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Fireball Run to stop in Fairfield
• Fairfield Realtors: Home sales have remained steady
• Contract settled for Fairfield school teachers
• Sandy turtle
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Memorial taking shape
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Chamber Farm BBQ set Sept. 2
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• New pergola
• ‘Biggest Loser’ to headline Sept. 25 Wellness Expo
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• New pergola
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• Contract being drawn up with Waste Management
• Fairfield’s new fire truck: from ‘Vega to Cadillac’
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Memorial taking shape
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Chamber Farm BBQ set Sept. 2
• Enhanced traffic enforcement planned
• Library’s CD collection to be ‘more user friendly’
• FHS students outscore state, national ACT exam averages
• School continues early start, early dismissal hours
• Hog roast, auction to benefit destroyed church
• NEW YEAR back to school
• Ripe yet?
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• Contract being drawn up with Waste Management
• Fairfield’s new fire truck: from ‘Vega to Cadillac’
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Memorial taking shape
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Registering for school
• BNSF wants Court Street closed
• Batavia City Council maintains library oversight committee
• FHS expands opportunities for alternative, online learning
• Ripe yet?
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• Contract being drawn up with Waste Management
• Fairfield’s new fire truck: from ‘Vega to Cadillac’
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Memorial taking shape
• DHS readying for Sept. 15 move
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• Fairfield’s new fire truck: from ‘Vega to Cadillac’
• Use of courthouse lawn granted for yoga
• Memorial taking shape
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• At the art walk
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Registering for school
• BNSF wants Court Street closed
• Batavia City Council maintains library oversight committee
• FHS expands opportunities for alternative, online learning
• Ripe yet?
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• Contract being drawn up with Waste Management
• Second class named to Parsons’ Wall of Honor
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Black powder shoot
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• At the art walk
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Registering for school
• BNSF wants Court Street closed
• Batavia City Council maintains library oversight committee
• FHS expands opportunities for alternative, online learning
• Ripe yet?
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Registering for school
• School district loans Lincoln portrait to Carnegie museum
• BNSF wants Court Street closed
• Connelly submits bid for single-stream recycling collection
• Batavia City Council maintains library oversight committee
• Sandbagging under way in Eldon
• FHS expands opportunities for alternative, online learning
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Ripe yet?
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Felled tree
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Black powder shoot
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• At the art walk
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Black powder shoot
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• At the art walk
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Registering for school
• State offers loans to businesses
• BNSF wants Court Street closed
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Batavia City Council maintains library oversight committee
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• FHS expands opportunities for alternative, online learning
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Ripe yet?
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Felled tree
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Timber!
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• At the art walk
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• Firm foundation
• At the art walk
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• State offers loans to businesses
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Felled tree
• Parent questions safety of Fairfield school students
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• School board sends health insurance issue to committee
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• City to negotiate contract for single-stream recycling
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Registering for school
• Black powder shoot
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Felled tree
• Black powder shoot
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Vedic City golf course development continues
• Timber!
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• At the art walk
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Black powder shoot
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Firm foundation
• Timber!
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• State offers loans to businesses
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Firm foundation
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• State offers loans to businesses
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Felled tree
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Felled tree
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Black powder shoot
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Timber!
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Firm foundation
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• State offers loans to businesses
• Going up
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Timber!
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Firm foundation
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• State offers loans to businesses
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Brookville Road closing Monday
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• Reception to welcome, introduce new teachers
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• Committee likes single-stream recycling idea
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Black powder shoot
• Felled tree
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Recruitment campaign under way for Jaycees
• Rain garden
• Felled tree
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Rain garden
• Going up
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Going up
• Timber!
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Timber!
• Firm foundation
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• State offers loans to businesses
• Firm foundation
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• State offers loans to businesses
• Tuesday storm causes sanitary sewer overflows to local creeks
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Updated Fairfield community reference guide now available
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• "Back-to-School"special edition
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• State offers loans to businesses
• Firm foundation
• First CCC statue dedicated in Iowa at Lacey state park
• Helping Hands Loan Closet moves to new location
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Burning the bumps
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Rain garden
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Going up
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Timber!
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Going up
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Timber!
• Shoppers save money during annual Iowa Sales Tax Holiday
• Arbitrator hears teacher, district contract dispute
• Firm foundation
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• Ice cream treat
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Burning the bumps
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Rain garden
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Going up
• Going up
• Midnight fire destroys garage
• Courthouse won’t be covered in artist’s kisses
• Statue dedication set Saturday at Lacey park
• Statue dedication set Saturday at Lacey park
• Miner promoted to deputy county recorder
• Miner promoted to deputy county recorder
• ‘This is the way to eat corn’
• ‘This is the way to eat corn’
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• Ice cream treat
• Ice cream treat
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Burning the bumps
• Burning the bumps
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Rain garden
• Rain garden
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Going up
• Statue dedication set Saturday at Lacey park
• Miner promoted to deputy county recorder
• ‘This is the way to eat corn’
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• Ice cream treat
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Burning the bumps
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Rain garden
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Fairfield teachers contract goes to arbitration Monday
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Burning the bumps
• Great Places grants to help Van Buren County projects
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Special edition inside today's Ledger
• Rain garden
• Fairfield teachers contract goes to arbitration Monday
• Going up
• Douds Road reopens to traffic
• Sanitary sewers overflow
• Treasurer: Budget looks good for Iowa
• Jefferson County 4-H’ers travel to nation’s capitol
• Statue dedication set Saturday at Lacey park
• Miner promoted to deputy county recorder
• ‘This is the way to eat corn’
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• Ice cream treat
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• Burning the bumps
• City planning to grant builder tax incentives
• Rain garden
• Douds Road reopens to traffic
• Sanitary sewers overflow
• Treasurer: Budget looks good for Iowa
• Jefferson County 4-H’ers travel to nation’s capitol
• Statue dedication set Saturday at Lacey park
• Miner promoted to deputy county recorder
• ‘This is the way to eat corn’
• Goals, tactics help improve care at health care center
• City seeks grant for reservoir spillway project
• Ice cream treat
• Hemlock Avenue closed west of Fairfield
• City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Governor Culver Urges Immediate Action On Federal Infrastructure Stimulus
• Jefferson County Fair

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