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Three cheers for volunteers
‘Too Much Information’ By Kasey Edge-Faur Anaconda Review Editor When I interned for the Boulder Monitor in 2019, the town of Boulder was seeing a problem with its beloved town events getting smaller or petering out entirely because they were entirely volunteer-run, and many of the volunteers who had been sustaining them for years were getting older and becoming unable to continue working in the same capacity they had been. Meanwhile, younger generations were stepping up in smaller numbers than the ones before them, leaving an increasingly noticeable gap. During my time living in Anaconda, I’ve thought of that story…
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Small-town news, big deal
‘Too Much Information’ By Kasey Edge-Faur Anaconda Review Editor News in all its forms is important, but small-town news has always held a special place in my heart. Whereas some aspiring journalists have aspirations of the New York Times or the Washington Post, my sights have always been set on smaller – but mighty – populations. Being from a small town myself, I saw firsthand how important it was to my community to know what was happening inside it: the business openings, closures, birth announcements, obituaries and coverage on school events. The local newspaper was vital to myself and my…
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New snow, new perspective
‘Too Much Information’ By Kasey Edge-Faur Anaconda Review Editor I’ve never been the biggest fan of snow. Give me rain, give me sunshine, but snow? No way. It’s freezing, it’s slippery and I’m clumsy so I always fall on it, and I never quite got the hang of winter sports like skiing and ice skating (although I am planning on trying those this year). This year, though, when I woke up Saturday morning to inches of fresh snow, I was giddy. Not for the potential downed power lines, not for hazardous road conditions, and definitely not because I was prepared…
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