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Richardson, 70, has lived in the Kamas area for two decades and believes she would bring a wealth of experience to the county government given her professional life as a chief financial officer and more recent work as an LBGTQ+ advocate.
Whatever your age or interest, there's a place for you to ring in the new year
With enough land and resources, Barbara Phillips decided to found Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation in 2014 after realizing the impact she could have in rescuing horses from neglectful and abusive situations.
The usual lights of this town are given a little extra twinkle as elaborate exterior displays illuminate the trees, homes and businesses across the mountain.
Cami Richardson, a Kamas resident since 2004, has announced her candidacy for the Summit County Council in next year's election.