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Regional choir, orchestra seek area musicians

1 month ago By Miranda Jamison

Residents across northern Missouri who enjoy singing or playing string instruments have an opportunity to join a regional performance group, which offers adults of varying experience levels a chance to perform together.

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It’s signing time again in the school gym

1 month ago By News Staff

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Burnine, Ulleberg get parting swag on Senior Night

1 month ago By News Staff

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Drug Court offers second chances

1 month ago By Miranda Jamison

Editor’s note: This is the first of a twopart series about a recent Ray County Drug Court graduation. Part One covers the program and Alicia McCullough’s journey, while Part Two explores Travis Sutton’s story and the program’s broader impact.

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Volunteer firefighter steps in beyond the call

1 month ago By Miranda Jamison

When an elderly woman involved in a three-vehicle crash had to leave for the hospital, one more problem remained at the scene: her dog. For Hardin Fire Department Assistant Chief Joe Manchester, the solution was simple.

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Council addresses tied races, approves street project

1 month ago By Miranda Jamison

A pair of tied races in the April 7 election could send Richmond voters back to the polls later this year as officials begin the process of determining outcomes. Richmond City Council members declared the election results during a recent meeting and approved an ordinance outlining the next steps required under state law after multiple races ended in ties.

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Police investigation finds no wrongdoing in Dear Elementary incident

1 month ago By Miranda Jamison

Concerns circulating on social media regarding a recent incident at Dear Elementary School involving a young child prompted a police investigation, which found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing. The Richmond Police Department released a statement last week addressing the incident reported on March 24, following allegations circulating publicly about actions taken by school health staff during their response to a student complaint.

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RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

1 month ago By News Staff

KEEPING THE LEGACYALIVE Richmond continued honoring the legacy of a late coach and teacher Tuesday. That day, the Spartans staged their annual Hoot Middleton Invitational track and field meet.

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