By Russ Green, Senior Writer With one new face, the Orrick Board of Education met Monday night in the school library with several items on the agenda. With only two…
By David Knopf, News Editor Doug Peterson, a state soil health conservationist with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, uses a demonstration on the benefits of no-till planting for soil health…
By Eric Copeland, Excelsior Springs Standard As America watched the horror unfold Monday during the end of the Boston Marathon, two local men practically had front row seats. Don Ledford…
By David Knopf/Richmond News Orrick residents interested in clearing clutter from their yards and garages this year can make it a reality – even if they lack a strong back…
By David Knopf/Richmond News A life-changing moment Connie Taylor experienced for herself may soon become the impetus for changing other lives. Taylor, a cancer survivor who will soon turn 60,…
By Congressman Emanuel Cleaver I will soon be introducing new legislation that will make supplemental agriculture disaster assistance available. This is critically important for farmers and ranchers in Missouri’s Fifth…
The one constitutionally mandated job of the Missouri General Assembly is to pass a balanced state budget by the deadline of 6 p.m. the Friday before the last day of…
The Humane Society of Ray County has a selection of adoptable cats and dogs at its shelter. Regular adoption days are held each Saturday and Sunday from 1-3 p.m. at…
Through April 8 Agricultural Summary Drier conditions across the State have allowed for tillage and planting progress. Fertilizer was applied to wheat, pastures and ground to be planted to corn.…