Wayne County deputies and Wayne City police arrested 24-year-old Wayne City resident Brittany L. Trotter last Friday. She was charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance; possession with intent to deliver meth; and possession of a controlled substance, meth, and drug paraphernalia. Trotter was taken to the Wayne County Jail and held, pending the posting of bond. The City of Fairfield will hold its Independence Day activities this Sunday at Southwest Park. Vendors and food trucks will be at the park at 5 with live music scheduled before fireworks kick off at dusk. Wayne County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Libby Lingafelter says any vendor who wants to attend is welcome to do so at no charge, but they will need to provide their own power. She also says the Chamber needs to know the number of vendors who are attending in order to secure enough space. The City says Sunrise Sanitation trash routes will be on a one-day delay next week; there will be no ser
The Cisne Village Board met Monday and approved a request from Sunrise Sanitation to change trash day from Thursday to Monday. Trash will be picked up today for this week and will be on Mondays starting next week. The board said the change is intended to prevent higher rates because of rising gas prices. The City of Fairfield will flush its water lines next week, beginning Monday and ending Friday. The Water Department says, while the lines are being flushed, residents may notice their water is discolored and may also experience a dip in water pressure. The department says discolored water during this process does not mean it is unsafe to drink, only that there is a temporary increase in iron concentration. However, during the flushing, the department does urge residents to check for water discoloration before doing laundry or similar activities. Monday – 1st Ward, every hydrant east of First Street Tuesday – 2nd Ward, every hydrant north of Elm between First and Seventh Wednesday
The Grayville City Council met in regular session Monday night. After approval of the consent agenda, the Treasurer reported $1,914,132.88 in the restricted account; $935,328.25 in the investment account; and $454,549.85 in cash available for operations; for a total of $3,304,110.98. The Treasurer also reported […]
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40-year-old Ray E. Tate has had his arraignment in Wayne County Circuit Court pushed back to February 3rd at 1 p.m. He had been scheduled to appear in court today by Zoom, and he notified his counsel he wishes to be present in person. His hearing is anticipated to last at least an hour in order to formally advise him on all 38 indictments against him, and the Circuit Clerk's Office says there is not enough time on today's docket to allow for the process. Because of a large number of Sunrise Sanitation workers with COVID-19, trash routes in Fairfield, Geff, and Albion have been changed this week. Fairfield residents whose trash is usually collected today will have it collected tomorrow, and normal Wednesday pickups will be on Thursday. In Geff, trash pickup is anticipated to be on Thursday instead of Wednesday, and Albion pickup will be on Friday this week. The City of Fairfield is proceeding with plans to construct a new water tower, per Mayor Mike Dreith. He says bids could