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Defense seeks dismissal of Ray County prosecutor’s lawsuit

5 months ago By Miranda Jamison

James Murray and Star Investigations LLC have filed a motion for summary judgment in federal court, asking a judge to dismiss all claims brought by Ray County Prosecuting Attorney Camille A. Johnston.

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Reflection fuels RHS girls’ victory at Husker Classic

5 months ago By Shawn Roney

HIGGINSVILLE – Richmond’s March 8 meeting with Excelsior Springs was on the Spartans’ minds as they prepared to face the Tigers again Monday night in varsity girls basketball, according to Richmond coach Kaylee Vantrump.

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RICHMOND SPORTS NOTEBOOK

5 months ago By King Of The Pin Hunter Wilson

didn’t need three periods to defeat his opponents when he wrestled for Richmond at the Steve Leslie Boys Invitational. In going 5-0 to win the 106-pound title at the Dec.

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Community support shines at Christmas Celebration

5 months ago By Miranda Jamison

Richmond’s downtown square filled with parade groups, volunteers and holiday displays as the community gathered for its annual Christmas Celebration and Lighted Parade. The event demands several months of meticulous planning and organization, engaging a wide range of participants each year.

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Wood Heights Fire Chief receives Honorary Trooper Certificate

5 months ago By Miranda Jamison

When a tractor-trailer collided with a police patrol vehicle on Missouri 210 Highway in October, the impact left Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) Corporal Zach Thomas unconscious and trapped behind the wheel as motorists began pulling over. One of those who approached was Wood Heights Fire Protection District Chief T.J. Curry. His actions led the Missouri State Highway Patrol to nominate him for the Honorary Trooper Certificate, which he was recently awarded.

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National group connects pets, prevention

5 months ago By Miranda Jamison

National Celebrate Shelter Pets Day passed Dec. 4, but one organization continues to amplify its message about the connection between adopted animals and mental health.

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Little Red Truck sees another successful year

5 months ago By Miranda Jamison

The Little Red Truck donation boxes returned to storefronts in Richmond and Excelsior Springs last month as residents filled them with food for families preparing for Thanksgiving. What began as a small effort seven years ago has grown into a shared tradition across both towns, with local businesses hosting the turkeythemed boxes and community members stepping in to support their neighbors.

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Bond modified in Homestead homicide case

5 months ago By Lead Reporter

MIRANDA JAMISON A Homestead Village alderman accused in a deadly neighborhood shooting has now been released after the court modified his bond and approved new conditions. Glen Michael Stice, 55, is facing two felony charges, including first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

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