Village Of Ryley

I visited my daughter in ryley last year. The village is quaint and small. Very tidy. I was present for "ryley days"and found the celebration quite enjoyable despite the small stature of the event. Lots of kids and great weather. I considered moving to ryley. In retrospect, however, i realised it would be to be near my daughter and grandkids for support and less because i have an affinity for the actual town. Although the kids are completely delightful and the scenic small townness is sentimental, the adult residents leave something to be desired. There is very little "neighborly" feelings in this town. Its very "clique-y." I was a stranger visiting and could literally feel the judgement and see the scrutiny on peoples faces. The long term residents and elderly were villagers who care but there arent too many left. My daughter is going through some hardships with her 2 small children and instead of coming together to be supportive and offer knowledge, she is ostacised and judged and opportunities are snatched away from her. Not very village like behaviour if you ask me. So, if youre looking for pucturesque and snobby, Ryley is the place to be.

I am completely impressed with the village of Ryley. It is a little town with a big heart. So many people there really care about the community and it shows.

Lived in Ryley for almost 5 years now and Love it here! Excellent community to raise a family in. We work together as a community when the need arises and people speak up and request help. The lies that have been spread about our community are ridiculous. This small town has some awesome amenities that include a high school, a library, post office and even an indoor pool facility! Couldn't ask for a better place to raise my family.