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Dickey retires from city park position

2 years ago By Sophia Bales

After 15 years of service and hard work, Richmond City Parks Superintendent Terry Dickey retired last week. Dickey was presented with an award to mark his retirement and dedication to Richmond.

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City council approves $56,200 air unit installation

2 years ago By Sophia Bales

With Richmond City Council’s unanimous approval, Clint Evans Heating and Cooling will replace four 7.5-ton Trane rooftop air conditioner units for the gymnasium – including the crane required to set the units on the roof - for $53,600, as well as $3,200 for four 45 degree turning vents to create a smoother change and diversion in direction of the airflow, said Richmond City Administrator Tonya Willim.

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Youth musical deemed success

2 years ago By Sophia Bales

The Farris Youth Theatre Company (FYTC) pulled in crowds last weekend for performances of the musical Disney’s Lion King Jr. FYTC Director Trish Fields said working with the youth made her directorial debut with a full production fun and exciting.

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RMS students of the month treated to breakfast

2 years ago By Sophia Bales

To raise morale and middle schoolers’ self-esteem, Richmond Middle School (RMS) hosted its first annual parent breakfast for September’s students of the month. Sixth-graders Tristan McGaugh and Abigail Garland, seventh- graders Rex Smith and Lexi McCloud, and eighth-graders Lyla Best and AJ Harrell were the honored students of the month.

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Use diet to combat age-related bodily changes affecting your health

2 years ago By News Staff

The human body is a marvel. How the body transforms over the course of an individual’s life is one of its more remarkable qualities, and those changes never cease, even as individuals near retirement age.

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Hardin-Central Homecoming Royalty

2 years ago By News Staff

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Chronic wasting disease documented in Clay and Ray counties

2 years ago By Elizabeth Barnt

Chronic wasting disease (CWD) has been detected among the whitetail deer populations in 31 Missouri counties, including Clay and Ray. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) urges hunters and other area residents to look for diseased animals and advises hunters to be aware of regulations that apply to CWD management areas.

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Celebrate National 4-H Week

2 years ago By News Staff

4-H is a fantastic organization that brings together youth, families, and caring adults to foster personal growth, commu-nity involve-ment, and lasting friendships. Each year, National 4-H Week is celebrated by millions of youths, parents, volunteers and alumni coming together to promote the many positive youth development opportunities offered by 4-H.