Karen Spurgeon is a journalist for the Bloomfield Democrat, focusing on local news and events in Bloomfield. With a passion for community reporting, Karen covers a wide range of topics including education, local government, and human interest stories. Her articles provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the issues and events that shape the Bloomfield community.
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The Davis County Community Foundation awarded $126,768 in its 20th round of grants last week.
Linda Ferguson, I Care coordinator, is excited for I Care's big week to arrive Dec. 16-20. The countywide charitable Christmas project will be distributing gifts, food, and compassion at the Davis County Fairgrounds to families and the elderly signed up for the project next Friday.
A brush fire on the property of Riley and Brianna Newton who live on Kress Avenue north of Bloomfield resulted in damage to the garage and threatened the house.
The Davis County School Board made the decision Dec. 2 to hire Grundmeyer Leader Services to search for candidates for the position of superintendent for Davis County and Moulton-Udell schools.
One of the primary functions of the Davis County Fine Arts Council is to offer quality, new movies at an affordable price to Davis County residents.
It’s not often that a high school junior composes or arranges a musical composition for his high school band to perform.
By: Karen Spurgeon
Kristy Miller, Success Coordinator, and Ellie Harris, Regulate and Return specialist, are DC Elementary staff members who are making a significant difference in student behavior since Davis County Schools implemented the Teach to Heal program in the fall of 2023.
Davis County Veterinarian Dave Rasmussen thought he was going to a Clearview Animal Hospital Christmas party at the Mutchler Center Saturday evening. He wondered at the time why such a
John Erp, a senior at Davis County High School, recently completed his Eagle Scout project, placing him among the top four percent of Scouts that have earned the highest rank
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