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Republican women hold community discussion

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Hallman

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFIELD – The Jefferson County Republican Women hosted a community discussion on Thursday, April 3 on the topic: “Energy, Eggs or Policy - What impacts your budget more?” The event was held at the Fairfield Community Center and featured appearances by local state lawmakers Rep. Jeff Shipley and Rep. Helena Hayes. U.S. Rep.
Fairfield seventh-grader Kate Miller wins essay contest

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Hallman

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFIELD – A Fairfield seventh-grader has won the grand prize of the Iowa League of Cities “If I were Mayor” essay contest. Kate Miller, daughter of Paul and Kristin Miller, took home not only the top honor but also a $500 college scholarship. Fairfield Mayor Connie Boyer bestowed the award on Kate during the Fairfield City Council’s meeting Monday, April 14.
Maharishi School receives award for ‘Most Successful School’ at state science fair

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Hallman

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFIELD – Four high school students at Maharishi School took home some of the highest honors at the State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa in Ames on March 27-28. But perhaps even more impressive than their individual awards was the award that the school as a whole received, winning the Claison “Clay” Groff Memorial Traveling Trophy given to the most successful high school at the fair.
Fairfield takes Trojan Relays title

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Hunter Moeller

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFIELD — Fairfield hosted its annual boys Trojan Relays on Tuesday night. For Fairfield, it was a stellar night as the Trojans put up a 161 points for the invitational title. Pekin and Van Buren County also represented in the nine team field. The Panthers took third with 113.5 points and Van Buren County followed in fourth with 102 points.
Fairfield girls topple Mt. Pleasant in tennis

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Hunter Moeller

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. MT. PLEASANT — Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant girls tennis met at East Lake Park on Monday night and it ended up being a wonderful night for the Trojans. Fairfield picked up a sweeping victory over Mt. Pleasant, winning all nine matches. Individually, Poojita Mukadam was a winner for the Trojans in the number one matchup. Mukadam defeated Bethany Drury 8-2.
Panthers shutout Demons for first head-to-head win in six years

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Hunter Moeller

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. MT. PLEASANT — It’s been sometime since Mt. Pleasant boys soccer has gotten the better of Washington. Six years to be exact. The last time the Panthers defeated the Demons was in 2019. On Monday, the Panthers ended that streak with a 4-0 shutout of the Demons. It was a stellar defensive showing by the Panthers, who gave up just three shots on goal.
The Thirsty Word Reading Series: Giving a Voice to Fairfield’s Creative Writers

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Meredith Siemsen

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. There’s something comforting about being read to. Maybe it goes back to when we were kids. Growing up in Fairfield in the 1980s, I remember by Mom reading me chapters out loud from The Little House on the Prairie. My older brother read to me from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit. I liked to close my eyes and imagine these new worlds, new characters bursting into full color.
Washington sweeps Demon Relays

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Krutsinger

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. WASHINGTON - The Washington boys and girls track teams protected the home stadium on Thursday night at the Demons’ annual co-ed relays. Both Demon squads came away with team victories. The Washington girls had to fight past conference rival Mt. Pleasant for the title, scoring 151 points to Mt. Pleasant’s 121.33. The boys scored 98, outlasting a very evenly-matched field.
Fairfield and Pekin schools participate in Day of Service

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Hallman

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFIELD – A couple of local school districts had their students participate in a Day of Service on April 4. Fairfield Middle School and Pekin High School had all of their students perform community service that day. Fairfield Middle School Principal Carly Marten said this is something the middle school has done for many years, where every student and staff member participates.
Read’s heroics propel Demons

1 week ago | southeastiowaunion.com | Andy Krutsinger

Southeast Iowa Union offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. WASHINGTON — The Burlington boys soccer team launched 20 shots on goal at Washington goalkeeper Kaden Read on Thursday night, but not one of them found the back of the net. The Demon senior stood on his head in net, saving 17 shots and leading Washington to a 1-0 Southeast Conference win, despite getting outshot by an incredible margin of 20-4. “It was hectic,” Read said after the win.