Buckeye Sun

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The Buckeye Sun was a community newspaper in

. It was published weekly on Wednesdays and was formerly titled the Southwest Valley Sun.

According to the Library of Congress, the newspaper began in 1938 by publisher R.H. Vermilion.^[1]

The Buckeye Sun was started by the editor of the Buckeye Valley News and split off from this paper to establish the "Buckeye Independent".

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• Buckeye Sun