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Gail Farish gives the Lifetime Achievement Award to Jane Morrison. Photo by Mitchell Pate/Recorder-Chronicle
Morrison receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Longtime civic leader Jane Morrison was awarded the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award by the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce this year. ΅It was a great honor to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Tony Brackens Sr. receives the Legacy Award from Mary Small. Photo by Mitchell Pate/Recorder-Chronicle
Brackens receives Legacy Award
Tony Brackens Sr., who was Fairfield’s first black mayor, received the 2024 Legacy Award from the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce this year. “It is an honor as well as a humbling experience to receive the Legacy Award. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Fairfield PD Report
Fairfield PD Report
Fairfield Police Department Chief’s Report Chief David Utsey the week of Monday, April 7, 2025 Monday, April 7 3:05 PM-Officer Silas to meet a complainant complaining that someone had hacked his phone and took it over. 4:45 PM-Officer Silas on report of minor wreck. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Installing original artwork for the ‘Western and Southwestern Art’ exhibition is TSAC President - Beverly Awalt and Advisory Board member Cynthia Strait. Pastels by the late Eunice Hundley and acrylics by Teague native Nora Carroll will be available to view this week at the TSAC Gallery in...
‘Western and Southwestern Art’ Exhibition opens soon
Austin may have the excitement of SXSW in the early Spring. Not to be outdone, downtown Fairfield will enjoy WXSW – that is, ‘Western and Southwestern Art’ Exhibition featuring inspiring women artists. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Elaine and Richard Honeycutt show off their certificate from the Fairfield Chamber for The Mama Coach - Elaine Honeycutt, PLLC. Photo by Daryl Allen/Recorder-Chronicle
The Mama Coach - Ribbon Cutting
The Mama Coach - Ribbon Cutting 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Nancy McSwane, Melinda Bonds, Diane Pullin, and Patti Gauntt attend the Jonathan Hardin Chapter, NSDAR meeting in Mexia at Gibbs Memorial Library Wednesday, April 9. The chapter awarded the Moody-Bradley House Foundation/ Fairfield History Club with a National Historic Preservation Recogni...
NSDAR honors Fairfield History Club
Jonathan Hardin Chapter, NSDAR met in Mexia at Gibbs Memorial Library on Wednesday, April 9, for the regular monthly meeting with twenty members and five guests present. The meeting was opened by Regent Patti Gauntt. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Teague Senior News
Teague Senior News
I initially thought it was National Pet Week, but it seemed more like National Donut Week! The week started on a sweet note when Carl generously donated blueberry cake donuts on Monday morning. Sharon added to the feast with an assortment of sugar and oatmeal cookies for everyone. On Thursday, Barbara brought delicious fruit-filled pastries, and Kim contributed an assortment of donuts on Friday. We’ve been fortunate to enjoy early morning coffee and fellowship while appreciating the kindness of our “SWEET” folks! Thankfully, they were thoughtful enough to take out all the calories! 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
The Courtesy Restaurant, located at 405 E. Commerce in Fairfield, held their ribbon cutting on Wednesday, April 9. The restaurant is open Wednesday - Saturday from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Orders may be placed by calling (903) 388-5817. Pictured are (front) Brenda Pate, Mama Jama, Kim Bishop, Owne...
The Courtesy
The Courtesy 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Is There Anything As Great As This?
Is There Anything As Great As This?
DEVOTIONS Search all of history, from the time God created people on the earth until now. Then search from one end of the heavens to the other and see if anything as great as this has ever happened before. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Community Calendar
Community Calendar
Saturday, April 19 2 to 7 p.m. – Union United Methodist Church - Oakwood will host a “Resurrection Celebration” at the Manning Event Center,located at 2081 FM 489, Butler. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
“An Unlikely Resurrection”
“An Unlikely Resurrection”
DEVOTIONS The morning dawned with a soft breeze that blew across Galveston Bay. The smell of salt water mingled with the cry of gulls and pelicans as they followed the shrimp boats out to the fishing grounds. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
The 2025 Fairfield High School Prom was held on Saturday night, April 12, at the Twisted Vines Event Center. The theme was Midnight Masquerade. Photos by Mitchell Pate/Recorder-Chronicle
Scenes from the 2025 Fairfield High School Prom
Scenes from the 2025 Fairfield High School Prom 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Three-yearold Miley Glick enjoys the annual Kindness from Case Shoot on Saturday. She is the daughter of Jacob and Haley Glick. Photo by Mitchell Pate/Recorder- Chronicle
Kindness from Case Shoot - a huge success
The annual Kindness from Case Sporting Clays Shoot held on Saturday, April 12, at the Case Robinson Memorial Range was another huge success this year. A total of 30 teams along with some individuals, totaling over 130 participants, competed in the shoot. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Fairfield Mayor Bobby Nichols gives his report to the council members during the Tuesday, April 8, Fairfield City Council meeting. Photo by Mitchell Pate/Recorder-Chronicle
Fairfield considers adding dog to PD
Fairfield Mayor Bobby Nichols reported that the city might get a patrol dog for the Fairfield Police Department at the City Council meeting Tuesday, April 8. Nichols said he believes it would assist the schools greatly. 04/17/2025 05:48 AM
Scenes from the 2025 Fairfield High School Prom
Scenes from the 2025 Fairfield High School Prom
Scenes from the 2025 Fairfield High School Prom 04/16/2025 11:00 PM
Kindness from Case Shoot - a huge success
Kindness from Case Shoot - a huge success
The annual Kindness from Case Sporting Clays Shoot held on Saturday, April 12, at the Case Robinson Memorial Range was another huge success this year. A total of 30 teams along with some individuals, totaling over 130 participants, competed in the shoot. 04/16/2025 11:00 PM
Teague annual spring clean-up set for April 26
Teague annual spring clean-up set for April 26
The City of Teague Annual Spring Clean-up is set for Saturday, April 26, from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Dumpster locations will be at the 8th Avenue Park, Booker T. Washington Park, and the City of Teague Collection Center. 04/16/2025 11:00 PM
Compassion park view
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