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Over the past few weeks, the Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce has been actively engaged in promoting various local events, expanding its networking activities and extending a warm welcome to new businesses in the area.

During the recent meeting of the Beta Tau society, a local beekeeper who owns an apiary near Lathrop shared insightful information about the art and science of honey collection. Miranda Taylor of Windy Ridge Apiary explained how she and her family tend bees and gather honey while she displayed some tools of her trade at the society’s meeting in Richmond.

Two candidates have thrown their hats in the ring for the position of Missouri District Seven state representative. Republican Peggy McGaugh and Democrat Terrance Fiala share their views and standpoints on political and local issues to inform voters before the upcoming general election.

A City of Richmond employee is celebrating 20 years of dedication to the city and its well-being. During his 20-year tenure with the City of Richmond, Dale Shipp has diligently progressed from an entry-level role to his current position as Director of Public Works.

A Richmond man has been arrested for a probation or parole violation after being charged with three felonies. George B.

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4-H member My name is Brycen Ward. I am 13 years old and the oldest of 4 kids. I have 2 sisters and a brother. We live in Lawson on 36 acres. We currently have 200 chickens, 20 ducks, 4 rabbits, 7 dogs, two jersey cows, and sheep. My mom and step dad are my biggest supporters for 4-H and help me with my projects. My step dad is why I joined 4-H. He was in 4-H as a kid and his experience helped pique my interest in 4-H.

The vibrant community of Ray County 4-H enthusiastically united with millions across the nation to joyously celebrate National 4-H Week this year. This annual event serves as a powerful platform to showcase the remarkable and positive impact 4-H has on the holistic development of youth.