Helpful volunteers help residents and visitors in Helper

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Rosemarie Star smiles as she works behind the desk. Star is a volunteer at the Western Mining and Railroad Museum, 296 S Main, in Helper, giving helpful information and cheerful greetings to the public as they tour the facility. The Abraham Lincoln exhibit is still free to the public and will run through Friday.

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