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RICHMOND – Friends and family, advisors and other drug court members applauded Thomas Hupp, Lloyd Conklin and Kimberly Boude upon graduation April 29 from the Ray County Drug Court. Started in 2005, the court is a program funded by the Clay Platte Ray Mental Health Tax Levy to help people get clean after committing a drug-related felony, pleading guilty and being placed on probation.

RICHMOND – First, there is a single mew, then a chorus, high and pleading, almost pitiful, demanding attention. The sound comes from inside the all-volunteer Humane Society of Ray County.

RICHMOND – Veterinarians and Richmond will host the Annual Pet Clinic at The Dog Park from 6 to 7 p.m. June 7 through June 9 on the south end of West Park on West Royle Street.

RICHMOND – Ray-Carroll County Grain Growers awarded $1,000 scholarships to area students. Recipient Morgan Finley, Hardin-Central High School, the daughter of Jared and Annie Finley, plans to study nursing at North Central Missouri College in Trenton.

RICHMOND – A rainy morning gave way to a sun-and-cloud dappled Sunday afternoon as Richmond seniors marched out from the high school to the football field for graduation while hearing the band play “Pomp and Circumstance,” led by director Jeffrey Clymore.