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Richmond woman charged with child endangerment
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A Richmond woman pled not guilty in Ray County Court following her arrest on a felony charge involving a child. Jenna M.
Momentum slips in Richmond girls fifth-place loss
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Genevieve Didier sensed she and her Richmond teammates were in a zone when they began their fifth-place game with Excelsior Springs in varsity girls basketball at the Lawson Invitational. Then, they fell out of the zone.
RHS boys want more after Lawson tourney
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For Richmond teammates Dryden Hendrix and Nolan Quick, winning the boys title for this year’s Lawson Invitational was a reminder to stay hungry and humble. “It’s cool to win this tournament, but we (have) got bigger goals in mind,” said Hendrix, a sophomore, minutes after the Spartans’ 74-59 Jan.
Council notes fewer homes with lead piping than anticipated
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Richmond City Council discussed progress in the Lead Line Replace Project during a recent meeting and announced a decrease in the number of homes presumed to have lead water lines. Richmond City Administrator Tonya Willim explained the initial list of homes with lead lines has significantly decreased following further inspection.
RPD, SPARC shed light on stalking awareness
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Editor’s note: This is the last of a two-part series highlighting National Stalking Awareness Month, including legal implications, tips for victims, available resources and more. Local law enforcement and advocacy nonprofits are working to raise awareness for National Stalking Awareness Month this January.
as far as The Snow eye can see...
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RAY COUNTY recently experienced a second round of snowy weather, this winter as snow fell again last week. The total snow accumulation for both rounds of snow was approximately 14.5 inches.
Jail closure will cost Ray County
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Forty-nine inmates were transferred to other jails after Ray County Sheriff Gary Blackwell suddenly announced the closing of the Ray County Jail on Jan. 1, his first day in office.
