The Byway — The top three winners of the Circleville pole decorating contest were announced Tuesday. The first place prize is a $50 gift card.
Category: Small Town Living

The Byway — The Circleville light pole decorating contest is brightening up Main Street from Halloween to Christmas, welcoming the festive season.

by Abbie Call, The Byway — BV Prevention Coalition has become very involved in Tropic’s Fourth of July, including hosting a fun and competitive “Battle of the Families.”

by Karen Munson — I am surprised when people I consider Escalante locals say they don’t belong. If I felt local a few months since moving in. How did they not?

by Karen Munson — There is unique charm in Wayne County, Boulder and Escalante farmer’s markets. Why do people enjoy going to markets? Here are a few ideas.

by Aubree Hughes — I am looking for everyday people like you who want to be a life mentor and get to know the youth our county has to offer!

by K. Munson — I want to tell you about a book whisperer who makes hundreds of books available to us every week: Lyle Talbot, our beloved Bookmobile driver.

The Byway — Not everyone attends a congregation, has family close by, or gets invited to work parties. Some people are alone and lonely.

by Ari Hurdsman — I was happy to be with family, and even see old friends, but the one thing I didn’t expect when I went home was being in a Hallmark movie.

by K. Munson — When I arrived at the Boulder Sewing Circle, everyone was doing individual projects. When I left, we were connecting and stitching hearts.