February 25, 1993
The Fairfax Baptist Church will be hosting a revival February 28 through March 7. Evening services begin at 7:30 p.m. with John Teter leading the singing and Mike Quinn the Revival speaker.
The students enjoyed FHA/Hero Week. Wednesday marked the day when two teachers were hidden on the school grounds and the rest of the faculty spent lunch hour searching for them. Clay Hilsabeck found the teachers in the ag building basement. The weeklong scavenger hunt was a disappointment as the students and teachers enjoyed using the daily clues to search for the hidden ruler, but gave up too soon and the hiding place had to be revealed. Eric Bradfield won the caramel apple eating contest and Dusty Jones won the baby bottle drinking contest.

February 22, 1968
Happily situated in their new apartment in Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hiles were the first to occupy a unit. Second occupant of Fair Haven was Ernest Carter, father of E.C. Carter and Lee Carter.
Harold W. Kottman, 45, of Hopkins has been hired by the Fairfax R-3 Board of Education as Superintendent of the school system for the coming term. Mr. Kottman, who has been at Hopkins since 1965, has been in the teaching field for 19 years.

February 26, 1943
Fairfax Bulldogs finished their basketball season last Friday night by defeating the Westboro Wildcats 37-26. The Bulldogs to date have the best record on paper they have ever shown – 14 games won and two defeats.
Classes in Rock Port, Tarkio, and Fairfax have recently completed the course in home nursing and are now eligible for the Red Cross Home Nursing certificates. This makes a total of 303 women who have had the Home Nursing Course in Atchison County.
Found in an abandoned well in Omaha 23 years ago, the cistern twins of 1920 may meet soon in Twin Falls. It would be their first meeting in two decades. One twin is former Fairfax resident Mrs. Dick Catron (Betty Jayne Surigar), adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Shurigar of Rock Port. Discovery of the twins, one in a granite bucket, the other in a basket, in the well July 24, 1920, was a national sensation. Search for the parents ended in failure. Adopted by different families, the twins lost contact.