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Painful memory leads to new U.S. map in Fairfield school playground
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Defendant hangs himself in Fairfield park during trial
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Drop in Ohio report card performance was expected amid COVID-19, Butler County officials...
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Fairfield getting new self-service BMV station to help avoid lines
Ezekiel Walker, a Revolutionary War soldier, is buried just a few hundred feet from the Ohio 4 and Seward Road intersection in Fairfield. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
Butler County history: Revolutionary War veteran, family laid to rest on what used to be...
Fairfield City Council will entertain more legislation on Tuesday regarding the redevelopment of Harbin Park, the city’s largest park. GREG LYNCH/FILE
Fairfield City Council to consider two more Harbin Park redevelopment contracts
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Election 2021: Fairfield voters will choose a new mayor
City Barbecue is proposing a location to be built at the southwest corner of Ohio 4 and Seward Road in the city of Fairfield. The plans still need planning commission and city council approvals. PROVIDED
New City Barbecue could be coming to Fairfield: What we know
Harbin Park redevelopment continues as the city of Fairfield is set to contract to build a new pavilion at the overlook at Harbin Park, the city's largest park. MICHAEL D. PITMAN/FILE
Fairfield to build 100-person pavilion at Harbin Park as part of renovation
The city of Fairfield has agreed on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021, to purchase the former Head Shed Salon at the corner of Dixie Highway and Seward Road to make way for an expected widening of that intersection. The city is agreeing to pay $250,000 for the property. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF
Fairfield set to buy former hair salon to help traffic problems
A developer wants to build a high-end subdivision on undeveloped land to the east of South Gilmore Road, which Fairfield plans to widen just north of Mack Road to just north of Resor Road. The project is scheduled to be bid in 2024. NICK GRAHAM/FILE
Proposed Fairfield subdivision, first in 12 years, draws questions at meeting
Koch Foods in Fairfield received a tax incentive to expand its facility by adding three new production lines over two phases which will attract upwards of 600 new jobs. The company plans to invest $220 million in building construction and the purchase of machinery and equipment. FILE PHOTO
Koch Foods’ $220 million expansion in Fairfield will add 600 new jobs, GM says
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Badin students build access for homebound military veteran
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