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Loss of vision may be caused by AMD

1 year ago By News Staff

Physical changes are a normal byproduct of aging. Gray hairs and less elastic skin that contributes to wrinkles may be among the more notable physical signs of aging, but older individuals also may note their vision is not what it once was.

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Homebuyers face challenges in high-rate market

1 year ago By Sharon Donat

As interest rates climb and home prices remain elevated, first-time and repeat homebuyers are encountering a challenging real estate market. According to recent data from the National Association of Realtors, the average age of a firsttime homebuyer is 38.

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RPD welcomes new officer

1 year ago By Miranda Jamison

The Richmond Police Department (RPD) is excited to announce the addition of Officer Matthew Evans to its team. “Please join us in welcoming Officer Matthew Evans to the Richmond Police Department,” said RPD Chief Scott Bagley.

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Ethics commission fines Ray County commissioner

1 year ago By Miranda Jamison

The Missouri Ethics Commission has fined Ray County Western Commissioner Bobby Don Davis $2,000 after determining he violated state campaign finance laws. The commission found probable cause that Davis and his campaign committee, the Committee to Elect Bobby Don Davis Ray County Western Commissioner, failed to file the required paperwork on time, according to the documents.

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Gilbert wins Rotary Raffle

1 year ago By News Staff

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Wilton reflects on decades of inspiring students

1 year ago By Sharon Donat

As the academic year winds down, the halls of Richmond High School reverberate with a mixture of excitement and nostalgia. This year marks the retirement of Kim Wilton, a high school mathematics teacher whose impact on her students and the community has spanned nearly three decades. For many, this is a moment to reflect not just on a career, but on a legacy.

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Richmond FFA hosts community breakfast

1 year ago By News Staff

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MDC reminds anglers catch-and-keep trout season begins soon

1 year ago By Submitted

MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION March 1 marks the annual opening of catch-andkeep trout fishing at Missouri’s four trout parks: Bennett Spring State Park near Lebanon, Montauk State Park near Licking, Roaring River State Park near Cassville and Maramec Spring Park near St. James.

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The skinny on what your hay bales really weigh

1 year ago By Mu Extension

Ask five farmers how much their hay bales weigh and you’ll probably get five different answers – none of which are backed up by a scale ticket. “That’s because most folks think they know their bale weights but more often than not they’re guessing,” said University of Missouri Extension State Forage Specialist and Associate dean Rob Kallenbach.

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MU Extension welcomes specialist to Ray, surrounding counties

1 year ago By Sharon Donat

Growing up in the small town of Dawn, Shelby Jenkins was no stranger to the rhythms and responsibilities of farm life. Nestled in Carroll County, her family’s diversified row crop and beef cattle operation was the backdrop for her childhood memories. Her passion for agriculture sprouted from these early experiences.

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