Fairfield's First Farmer's Market: A New Dawn

The City of Fairfield is launching its very first farmers market this Saturday, April 4th,

from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Memorial Park Plaza.

It's a big step to spotlight local goods and draw folks downtown.

Organizers have 23 vendors signed up so far, with hopes of reaching 30 by a vendet.

Though kick things up with an Easter egg hunt starting at 11 a.m., making it a family-friendly

fun.

City Councillor Courtney Turner says the market aims to spark new energy, pull-in businesses,

and highlight what makes Fairfield special.

Residents are buzzing about this fresh vibe.

Fairfield, home to just over 10,000 people, started back in 1910 as a planned spot for

steel mill workers.

The area has faced tough times since the industry faded, but leaders are pushing forward.

New mayor Herman Karnes Jr. has rolled out a motto about keeping the city clean for safety.

With vendor spots still open at the fairfieldmarket.com, this could be the start of brighter days

ahead.

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