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ON THE SOUTH SIDE of the Richmond field, near Lathrop’s fans in the stands, Richmond junior quarterback Keyshaun Elliott is harried by a defender who drives him out of bounds, but not before Elliott reaches the pylon for the score in the 44-6 Spartan victory Friday. Richmond’s players have a promising season in front of them, but word has come down that some Lathrop players may have COVID-19, forcing Richmond players this week to self-isolate.  

Spartans must self-isolate

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia Editor-in-chief

RICHMOND – The Spartans beat the Mules, 44-6, last week, but now the question is whether Richmond can beat the Lathrop team’s brush with COVID-19.

A football coach has the virus and “some players are showing symptoms,” Lathrop District Superintendent Chris Fine stated. As a result, everyone on both teams are required to self-quarantine, meaning they cannot attend school and cannot play football again until they are cleared.

Thorne McKendrick, murder suspect  

Sheriff’s Office assists in arrest after homicide

5 years ago By News Staff

HARDIN – The Ray County Sheriff’s Office assisted area law enforcers in the arrest of a murder suspect in Hardin.

Sheriff Garry Bush said Aug. 21 that area law enforcers alerted his office that the suspect, Thorne McKendrick, 19, Kansas City, could be in southeastern Ray County. Bush’s staff began to search for McKendrick.

A PICTURE WINDOW with a picture that portrays the purpose of On Neutral Ground is shown off by the business owner, Kim Ghisalberti, Richmond. SHAWN RONEY | Staff  

Richmond business owner focuses on supervised visitation services

5 years ago By Shawn Roney
RICHMOND – Kim Ghisalberti said she hopes her new business will help make supervised custody visits less painful for parents and their children, and maybe reduce travel time. Ghisalberti plans to open On Neutral Ground, a supervised visitation service on North College Street in Richmond, in early September.
WHAT MAKES THE PEOPLE who engage in email phishing and other types of electronic scamming so good at their craft is that they do not care who they hurt and they do the best they can to make the lies that they tell believable, including copying the official logos of private and government offices. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff illustration  

SBA warns email phishing scams target businesses

5 years ago By News Staff
RICHMOND – The Small Business Administration is sending a cyber-warning alert to loan applicants seeking federal aid in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The email phishing campaigns involve malicious actors who impersonate the SBA and the Office of Disaster Assistance to collect personally identifiable information for fraudulent purposes.
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