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Two arrested in counter-human trafficking operation
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A counter-human trafficking operation led to the arrest of two men who attempted to engage in sexual activity with a child and provided services to over a dozen potential trafficking victims. The Ray County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) along with Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) and other law enforcement agencies and advocacy organizations, conducted the operation on Jan.
Council paves way for new business location
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Local business owner McKayla Mabery has been granted a conditional use permit (CUP) for a pet daycare and boarding facility located at 806 E. Main.
School board reports progress; handles issues
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Due to the expected favorable weather conditions, construction progress is expected to continue at the Early Childhood Development Center. Immediate plans include completing the roofing, and continuing exterior framing, as well as waterproofing and installing interior systems.
Spartans follow heartbreaker with rout
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Area basketball fans who saw Richmond play Monday night in varsity boys basketball might’ve wondered if the Spartans were taking out some frustration from a recent loss. Spurred by a 19-2 opening run, the Spartans led Wellington-Napoleon 28-10 after one quarter and 57-14 at halftime.
RHS girls drop tourney thriller
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Richmond junior Genevieve Didier almost made a clutch game-tying free throw Monday night – less than a week after making some game-winning free throws. With 2.5 seconds left in the fourth quarter of Richmond’s meeting with Cameron and the Spartans trailing 57-55, Didier was fouled and awarded two foul shots.
Area 4-H clubs receive grants
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The Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has made a difference by awarding grants to three dedicated local 4-H organizations: Guys & Gals, Lawson and Millville. Each organization is committed to addressing food insecurity in its community.