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REF hosts Seventh Annual Texas Hold’em Tournament
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THE RICHMOND EDUCATION FOUNDATION recently hosted the Seventh Annual Texas Hold’em Tournament at Branded Steakhouse. The REF was created as a not-for-profit organization which promotes tax-free contributions as an alternate funding source.
Kearney Newspaper Club learns about field
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Richmond News and Excelsior Springs Standard reporter Miranda Jamison presented a newspaper interview guide at Hawthorne Elementary of Kearney last week. The elementary school hosts an after-school newspaper club comprised of third through fifth-grade students who meet weekly.
High school principal talks credit-based programs
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Dual credit and student work options at Richmond High School (RHS) were discussed during a recentlyRichmond R-XVI School District meeting. RHS Principal Brandon Quick said students are losing interest in several history classes because they are not dual credit.
Benefits of spaying, neutering shared
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Spreading awareness during National Spay and Neuter Awareness Month, Humane Society of Ray County (HSRC) volunteer Amy Pearson is hoping to educate local residents. “This is a time to recognize the importance of responsible pet ownership and the numerous benefits of spaying and neutering your furry friend,” said Pearson.
RROR owners confront commissioners
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Ray Rocks Offroad Resort (RROR) Owners Devin Wilmoth and Marianne D’Amato are expressing frustrations with the Ray County Commissioners. Not only did the commissioners retract prior approval of a motion that affected RROR business without notifying RROR of the change, but the business was also removed from the Jan.
Richmond man entered restaurant with gun
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A Richmond man has been arrested after bringing a gun inside a local restaurant. Reny Reis, 31, was arrested by Richmond Police Department and charged with three felonies and one misdemeanor after bringing a gun into Richmond Branded Steakhouse on Jan.
Hardin residents bring Hwy A battle to Capitol
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State Highway A’s poor conditions have been in discussions near and far. It was the topic of discussion at the Missouri State Capitol as several Hardin community members and Ray County Presiding Commissioner Billy Gaines sat down with federal, state and Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) officials last week.
Richmond ATM stolen, man arrested
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A Kansas City man is facing two felony charges after stealing a Richmond Community Bank of Missouri Automated Teller Machine (ATM) on Walton Way in Richmond. Terrence D.
