9/11: A Personal Experience
by Judy Shell BuskContributing Writer One Woman’s Voice The date September 11th is stamped forever in my mind abbreviated as 9/11, as I am sure… Login to continue reading Login…
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Letter to the Editor
On behalf of myself, my family and other property owners on the Monroe Mountain, wewish to thank the fire fighters, crews and management of this… Login to continue reading Login…
Should You Pay Off Debts Or Invest?
By Edward Jones Some financial decisions can be challenging — like whether to use your money to reduce your debt or to invest. If you… Login to continue reading Login…
Candidly Kylee: Farewell
The first story I ever wrote for The Richfield Reaper was about Sevier County’s 4-H club and how they’d dubbed us “the dancing county” for our swing dance activities. That was January 2022. I never expected that quirky little article would kick off such a meaningful journey — one filled with late nights, early deadlines, and the occasional “Did anyone even read this?” moments.
One Woman’s View: Panic in Ogallala
Judy Busk highlights here experience, alongside her late husband, Neal, retracing the steps of the pioneers.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor, submitted by Valarie Gukenisen, Central Valley for July 30th.
One Woman’s View: Pioneer Women: Ideals and Reality
As we celebrate Pioneer Day, we often tell stories of our foremothers, idealizing their qualities of strength and abilities to make do.
Candidly Kylee: Unsung heroes
When fires like these devastate our local communities, it’s our own local firefighters who are first on the scene.
Thank you to the firefighters
When I was in grade school, I did my science fair project on the damage that wildfires can cause.