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Autumn’s Amber Fields
Late afternoon light radiated a golden glow on a soybean field against a backdrop of white farm buildings and a brooding sky – an ominous message that winter isn’t far…
Cities work together to solve stormwater problem
The city of Henrietta has asked for help and Richmond is responding. Henrietta has major problems with infiltration of their sewer systems when it rains. Typical daily use during a…
State to audit city of Richmond
A citizen’s group fed up with the way the city of Richmond’s city council and mayor have conducted business will get their wish. State Auditor Susan Montee has sent letters…
Sunshine will bring new roads
As soon as the rain stops, the work can begin. Last week construction crews from Metro Asphalt milled the roads around the downtown revitalization area and other needed streets in…
Hardin man trying to bring RV park to town
Discussions continued about a proposed RV park in the city limits of Hardin at the monthly Hardin City Council on Monday. Hardin resident Jason Raasch is trying to get city…
What do voters think is going to happen in such an historic election?
Elections are just around the corner, so The Daily News ventured into the public to ask their opinion on who they think will win the election, whether their vote was…
Sewer rates on the rise next spring
Next spring customers hooked onto Richmond’s sewer system will see an increase in their bills. Starting April 1, 2009, rates will increase by 5.5 percent across the board. The increase…
Students recognized for essays
The Orrick Board of Education met this past Monday and among the many topics on the agenda were the recognition of two Students of the Month, and four students were…
Economic woes drive more people to pantry
Sharp hikes in food prices and rising unemployment have more people seeking help at The Salvation Army in Richmond. “The need is very great,” said Judy Zilliox of The Salvation…
Teachers notice need for weekend nutrition
When Richmond Sunrise Elementary Social Worker Julie Hyder heard students say they were hungry, didn’t eat over the weekend and teachers began to report the same information, something needed to…
