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RICHMOND – Graduation is set to take place May 16 on the Richmond High School football field – not news, typically, as graduation is a normal event. But...

RICHMOND – Pool roof repairs sank into the deep end, with the whole roof needing replacement. “Those joists are just a mess,” Park Superintendent Terry Dickey said Monday at the site.

HARDIN – The Missouri Department of Transportation has opened the re-decked Route J Bridge over Crooked River in southern Ray County. Crews began rehabbing the bridge in November 2020.

RICHMOND – Former Richmond School District Superintendent Mike Aytes’ employment discrimination suit includes allegations of cheating and sexual harassment involving head varsity football and baseball coach Nick Persel

RICHMOND – These results are for contested races in Ray County and Excelsior Springs... HEALTH DEPT.

RICHMOND – Hundreds of community residents surrounded the hunting grounds April 2 at Maurice Roberts Park during the first of two Richmond Parks and Recreation Department Community Easter Egg hunts.

Focusing on a couple of glass display cabinets, Steven Ritter, Excelsior Springs, goes over plans with staff about the coming auction’s agenda, starting with a lifetime’s collection of coins, followed by writing pens and jewelry, and then back-and-forth calls between inkwells and watches.

JEFFERSON CITY – Medicaid expansion advocates celebrated victory in August after more than 53% of voters said the program should add more than 200,000 Missourians. But last week, Republican House Budget Committee members voted down House Bill 20, which would have provided almost $1.9 billion in funding for the voter-approved expansion.

WOOD HEIGHTS – Whether Wood Heights Fire Department will have equipment that continues to work when needed is up to voters Tuesday. They will vote Proposition A up or down.